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Wed, May 9, 2007 : Last updated 20:58 pm (Thai local time)
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BURNING ISSUE
Army should return to barracks
Military leaders appear to have little idea of what a conflict of interest is; Sonthi tipped to stay on as Internal Security Operations Command head
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PM 'to urge' junta to allow party activities
Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont has promised to convince the junta to revoke its ban on political activities, party leaders said yesterday following their meeting at Government House.
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Revise draft or face more problems, key parties say
Three former opposition parties took a joint stand yesterday, slamming the constitution draft as a step back from democratic rule.
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Rallies at Govt House
Amid several demonstrations held yesterday outside Government House, Indebted Farmers' Network members demanded that Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont sort out the "unfair establishment" of a subcommittee for the Farmers' Rehabilitation and Development Fund (FRDF).
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'No' to crisis panel, state religion
A National Legislative Assembly (NLA) special committee favours removing an article from the constitution draft that would set up a panel to tackle any crises in the country and a clause making Buddhism the state religion.
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In brief :Govt to file charges against Google over YouTube video
Information and Communications Technology Minister Sitthichai Pookaiyaudom said yesterday the ministry was preparing to file a charge against Google in Thailand after it refused to remove a video clip that insulted His Majesty the King.
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