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Magazine Editor Undergoing ‘Attitude Re-Adjustment,’ Army Says

BANGKOK — A senior army officer has promised to release the editor of a left-leaning magazine after his attitude has been "re-adjusted."

Inspections Uncover Rot, Corruption At Thai Rice Warehouses (DPA)

BANGKOK (DPA) — An inspection ordered by Thailand's military junta of rice stored in warehouses under a failed multibillion-dollar subsidy scheme has revealed rot and corruption, reports said Sunday.

US Embassy Did Not Invite Thai Junta For July 4th Party: Official

BANGKOK — A spokesperson of the Thai military junta has confirmed that the US Embassy did not send any invitations to Thailand’s military regime for its annual Independence Day banquet yesterday.

Junta Sacks Anti-Drug Chief Hours After They Deny Doing So

BANGKOK — The Thai military junta has fired the head of the narcotics suppression bureau hours after two spokespersons insisted the sacking order was fake.

PCAD Guard Who Assaulted Army Colonel Arrested, Police Say

BANGKOK — Police say they have arrested a former anti-government protest guard who allegedly assaulted and shot at an army colonel earlier this year.

Red-Yellow Reconciliation In Prison, As Tweeted by Anti-Coup Activist

Veteran anti-coup activist Sombat Boonngarm-anong took to twitter this afternoon to recount his experience among other prisoners, including the notorious "Popcorn Gunman," in Bangkok's Remand Prison.

EU Shuts Doors To Thai Ministers

BANGKOK — The European Union has barred Thai ministers from taking official visits to its member countries, according to the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Anti-Coup Leader Released On Bail, Charged With Lese Majeste

BANGKOK — A prominent anti-coup activist has been released on bail after receiving an additional charge of lese majeste, an offense that could add fifteen years to his possible prison sentence.

Military To 'Readjust Attitude' of Anti-Coup Sandwich Eaters

BANGKOK — Authorities are working to locate and re-educate a group of student activists who ate sandwiches in protest of the military junta today, said the deputy chief of the Thai police.

Military To 'Readjust Attitude' of Anti-Coup Sandwich Eaters

BANGKOK — Deputy chief of the Thai police said authorities are working to locate and re-educate a group of student activists who ate sandwiches in protest of the military junta today.

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