|
|
Mon, September 25, 2006 : Last updated 20:13 pm (Thai local time)
|
|
|
Home > Headlines
|
|
|
New PM to get Bt100-bn budget boost for 2007
The new interim prime minister is to get a budget of Bt100 billion to stimulate the economy, as the Council for Democratic Reform under Constitu-tional Monarchy (CDRM) moves to approve the Bt1.5-trillion budget for fiscal 2007 by Sunday.
|
Suvarnabhumi to open on schedule
The Council for Democratic Reform under Constitutional Monarchy (CDRM) yesterday confirmed that Suvarnabhumi Airport will open early on Thurs-day, as scheduled before last week's coup.
|
|
|
Second student protest against coup
Some 60 students protested on Monday against last week's coup e'tat that ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra in the second anti-junta rally since the seizure of power.
|
|
|
No good projects scrapped : CDRM
Viable policies introduced under the ousted Thaksin Shinawatra government will not be scrapped, military rulers said Monday.
|
|
|
Stay away from politics, Army warns
The Third Army Region reiterated to former MPs, mayors and chairmen of provincial administrative organisations of 17 northern provinces the junta's order that prohibits political activities, including efforts to organise underground campaign against the junta.
|
|
|
Honesty tops list of new government : poll
A Royal Thai Air Force survey reveals Bangkok residents are not sure of the qualities they want in a new, elected civilian government - although honesty topped the list of those who were.
|
|
|
Ousted PM's wife leaves for London
The wife of deposed Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, Pojaman, left Bangkok early Monday to join her husband in London as the nation's new military leaders launched graft probes against him, the chief of immigration said.
|
|
|
All projects face probe
Thaksin projects to be investigated by high-power panel; concerns grow that ex-PM flew assets out ahead of coup
|
|
|
|
|
|
Privacy Policy © 2006 www.nationmultimedia.com
44 Moo 10 Bang Na-Trat KM 4.5, Bang Na district, Bangkok 10260 Thailand
Tel 66-2-325-5555, 66-2-317-0420 and 66-2-316-5900 Fax 66-2-751-4446
Contact us: Nation Internet
File attachment not accepted!
|
|
