Thaksin off to Tokyo
The Foreign Ministry has notified Japanese authorities through embassies in Bangkok and Tokyo that the government is concerned about Thaksin Shinawatra's presence in Japan.
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Singapore slaps on Thailand's face : FM
Foreign Minsiter Nitya Pibulsonggram said Friday that he had personally warned his Singporean counterpart that there would be "reactions" from Thailand if ousted prime minister was received by Singapore Deputy Prime Minister S Jayakumar early this week.
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Vietnamese fisherman unlikely to have H5N1 : Health Ministry
The Vietnamese crew member feared to have died of bird flu while in Indonesia was very unlikely to have the virus, the Public Health Ministry said yesterday, citing a preliminary disease investigation.
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Bus plungs into a river, killing 22 teachers in Chiang Mai
A chartered bus taking teachers from Chanthaburi to Doi Inthanon in Chiang Mai plunged into a roadside river in Chiang Mai's Doi Saket district, killing 22 and injuring several others, police said Friday.
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UBC to block Thaksin interview
Thailand's main cable provider said Friday it would block an upcoming interview with deposed premier Thaksin Shinawatra, hours after media rights groups criticised the junta for censorship.
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Central Administrative Court issues injunction against TOT
The Central Administrative Court issued an injunction against the decline of TOT Plc to integrate 1.5 million additional phone numbers of Total Access Communication into its system.
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Djokovic knocks Thailand's Danai out of Australian Open
Melbourne - Serbian 14th seed Novak Djokovic ended Danai Udomchoke's Australian Open with a four sets victory in the third round Wednesday.
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Ousted PM hires US lobbyist firm
Hong Kong - Ousted Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has signed up a firm of American political lobbyists to seek support in Washington, a report said Friday.
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Science 'key to our future'
The Science and Technology Ministry is proposing the country spends a minimum of one per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) on science and technology.
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TELECOM SECURITY
Row with S'pore escalates
CNS switches from AIS on suspicions of wire-tapping; threatens to revoke licences
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