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Tue, October 24, 2006 : Last updated 13:46 pm (Thai local time)
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SPECIAL REPORT
Loyal Prommin tried to foil coup
In the fifth of a series of articles marking the first month since the September 19 coup, The Nation focuses on the key role played by Prommin Lertsuridej, one of ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra's most loyal aides, on that fateful day.
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Public 'is uneasy' about country's direction
A month after toppling the Thaksin-Shinawatra administration the country's new leaders were "proceeding sluggishly" towards their goals and the public was "uneasy", a leading democracy group claimed yesterday.
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Controversial Meechai is still ahead in assembly leader race
Despite growing opposition former Senate Speaker Meecahi Ruchuphan remains the front runner to head the National Legislative Assembly.
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The Surayud Cabinet
His Majesty the King issued a royal command to approve the Cabinet of Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont.
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TRT wins local poll
A Thai Rak Thai candidate still won with a small margin after yesterday's vote recount for the municipal councillor election held in Bangkok's Bung Kum District on July 23.
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Highlights of the week :NLA meets to select speaker
The National Legislative Assembly (NLA) members will meet for the first time tomorrow. The main order of business will be to elect a speaker.
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Military tries to calm pro-Thaksin teachers
The Council for National Security (CNS) yesterday called teachers' leaders in the Northeast for a meeting after it sensed a possible build-up of opposition by groups loyal to ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
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