Sonthi hasn't forgotten that Thaksin promoted him
The chairman of the Council for National Security (CNS) said yesterday he would never forget what ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra had done for him, but the country's welfare had to come first.
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Report card due
The military-backed government will issue a progress report at the end of the month on its time in office, spokesman Yongyuth Mayalarp said yesterday.
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POJAMAN'S LAND PURCHASE
Technical snag in probe
The Assets Examination Committee yesterday failed to appoint a subcommittee to investigate a controversial land purchase by the wife of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
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CDA voting slammed as a sham
The selection of 200 nominees for the Constitution Drafting Assembly (CDA) ended in a scandal and was denounced by some members of the National People's Assembly (NPA) as fraudulent and a farce yesterday.
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Cabinet to consider iTV today
The Attorney General's Office said yesterday there were three points to consider in any final settlement following the Supreme Administrative Court's ruling on iTV.
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Nipit calls for action on tape
A former Democrat MP yesterday asked police to determine if a damaging voice recording is that of former deputy agriculture minister Newin Chidchob
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Mystery Fires
In the three months since the September 19 coup 17 schools have burnt down, or almost two each week.
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Full List of CDA nominees
A total of 200 nominees were selected in a peer voting among 1,900 National People's Assembly on Monday. The following is a full list of the nominees. (The list is sorted by earned votes.)
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