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Ex-Pheu Thai MP Sentenced to 30 Months For Lese Majeste
BANGKOK — A former Pheu Thai MP was sentenced to 30 months in prison today after a criminal court found him guilty of offending Thailand’s royal family.
North Korea Bans Naming Children After Leader
SEOUL (DPA) – North Korea has banned its citizens from naming their children after the leader Kim Jong Un in an attempt to defend his authority, a media report said Wednesday.
Indictment of Koh Tao Murder Suspects Postponed Again
BANGKOK – A Koh Samui court has approved prosecutors' sixth request to extend the detention of two Burmese men accused of murdering British tourists in southern Thailand in September.
Taiwanese President Steps Down As Ruling Party Chairman
TAIPEI (DPA) - Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou has told his ruling party that he will resign as chairman to shoulder blame for the its failure in local elections, state media said Tuesday.
Indictment of Koh Tao Murder Suspects Postponed Again
BANGKOK – A Koh Samui court has approved prosecutors' sixth request to extend the detention of two Burmese men accused of murdering British tourists in southern Thailand in September.
Student Activists Paid To Flash Three-Finger Salute: Army Commander
BANGKOK – A high-ranking army commander has insisted that student activists who staged a flash protest in front of Thailand’s military ruler last month were paid to disrupt the event by politicians.
Thai & Malaysian PMs Set Conditions for Talks With Southern Rebels
BANGKOK — Thai Prime Minister Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha and his counterpart in Malaysia have set conditions for potential Malaysian-brokered peace talks between Thai authorities and Muslim insurgents in Thailand’s southern border provinces.
Interview With Khon Kaen Governor
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Thai and Malaysian PMs Set Conditions for Peace Talks With Southern Rebels
BANGKOK — Thai Prime Minister Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha and his counterpart in Malaysia have set conditions for potential Malaysian-brokered peace talks between Thai authorities and Muslim insurgents in Thailand’s southern border provinces.
Myanmar Parliament To Consider Interfaith Marriage Bill
YANGON (DPA) — Four controversial bills, including one to restrict interfaith marriage, have been submitted to parliament in Myanmar for debate and a vote, state media reported Monday.
