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• S Iswaran to attend tourism meeting in Hanoi
  

  SINGAPORE: Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry S Iswaran will attend the 12th ASEAN Tourism Ministers' Meeting in Hanoi, Vietnam from Wednesday to Saturday.

  
• Chinese toy makers must comply on safety despite crisis, says US regulator
  

  HONG KONG : China's toy makers must not use the financial crisis as an excuse to cut corners in efforts to comply with new product safety rules imposed by importers, a US regulator said in Hong Kong W…

  
• Singaporeans sent 1.5 million views to REACH in 2008
  

  SINGAPORE: Singaporeans actively gave their views to to the tune of 1.5 million last year.

  
• London Journal: Atheists Decide to Send a Message, on 800 Buses
  

  An ad campaign for atheism in London is aiming to counter religious ads, one bus billboard at a time.

  
• Cambodia marks 30th anniversary of Khmer Rouge ouster
  

  PHNOM PENH : Tens of thousands of Cambodians cheered the 30th anniversary of the ouster of the brutal Khmer Rouge regime at an elaborate stadium ceremony mounted by the country's powerful ruling party…

  
• Tennis: Mauresmo sees off spirited Coin in three-hour tennis epic
  

  BRISBANE, Australia : It may have taken three and a quarter hours and five match points but Amelie Mauresmo finally saw off the challenge of compatriot Julie Coin to move into the quarter-finals of th…

  
• UN mission investigates Ebola-Reston outbreak in Philippines
  

  MANILA : Experts from three UN agencies have arrived in the Philippines to investigate an outbreak of the Ebola-Reston virus at two pig farms north of Manila, the World Health Organisation said Wednes…

  
• 26-year-old man arrested in connection with murder of daughter
  

  SINGAPORE: A 26-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murder of his two-year-old daughter, Natalie Nikie Alisyia Sallehan.

  

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• Wildlife Reserves Singapore optimistic about visitor numbers in 2009
  

  SINGAPORE: Tourist arrivals to Singapore may have been hit by the global economic downturn, but the company that oversees three local tourist attractions – Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and Jurong BirdP…

  
• Russia Cuts Gas, and Europe Shivers
  

  Russia’s gas price dispute with Ukraine escalated, disrupting deliveries to the European Union in the midst of a bitter cold spell.

  
• For Israel, Lessons From 2006, but Old Pitfalls
  

  Israel is applying the military insight it gained from the 2006 war against Hezbollah in Lebanon, but diplomatic lessons do not seem to have been so well applied.

  
• Measles is reviving in Europe, doctors warn
  

  PARIS - Cases of measles have risen sharply in parts of Europe, reflecting the mobility of people carrying the disease and the failure to complete vaccination strategies among key communities, The Lan…

  
• Indonesia cuts key interest rate by half percentage point to 8.75%
  

  JAKARTA: Indonesia's central bank cut its key interest rate by half a percentage point Wednesday in a bid to stimulate growth amid global recession and easing inflationary pressures.

  
• Japan Seeks Australia’s Help to Thwart Whaling Opponents
  

  Japan said Tuesday that it would formally ask Australia to keep anti-whaling activists and their ship, the Steve Irwin, from refueling at Australian ports.

  
• This Time, Iraqis Hear and See Candidates
  

  The nation’s provincial elections on Jan. 31 are the first in which the government has deemed it safe enough for the names of office seekers to appear on the ballot.

  
• World Business Briefing | Africa: Kenya: 2 Countries Plan Railway
  

  Kenya and Uganda plan to build a new railway from the Indian Ocean port of Mombasa to cope with increased trade among the East African countries and their landlocked neighbors, officials said.

  
• Israel Puts Media Clamp on Gaza
  

  Journalists have been barred from the battle zone in Gaza, but they are given full access to sites in Israel hit by Hamas rockets.

  
• Guards Plead Not Guilty in ’07 Killings in Baghdad
  

  The five guards for Blackwater International pleaded not guilty in federal court to manslaughter in the case of the 2007 shootings in Baghdad that left at least 17 Iraqis dead.

  
• World Briefing | Asia: South Korea: Opposition Party Ends Siege of National Assembly
  

  Opposition lawmakers ended their violent, 12-day siege of South Korea’s Parliament on Tuesday after successfully delaying a crucial vote on a United States free-trade deal.

  
• World Briefing | Asia: India: 9 Flight Attendants Fired After Being Called Overweight
  

  India’s national airline has fired nine flight attendants for being overweight, an official said Tuesday.

  
• World Briefing | Asia: Afghanistan: NATO Force Disputes Claims About Civilian Deaths
  

  The NATO-led force in Afghanistan on Tuesday rejected claims that its soldiers had killed civilians during an operation against Taliban insurgents in Helmand Province.

  
• World Briefing | Africa: Congo: Ugandan Rebels Kill 12
  

  The Lord’s Resistance Army, a rebel group, killed at least 12 people in northeastern Congo, officials said Tuesday.

  
• World Briefing | Asia: Bangladesh: Premier Is Sworn In
  

  Sheikh Hasina was sworn in as the country’s prime minister on Tuesday.

  
• World Briefing | Africa: South Africa: A.N.C. Leader Plans to Add Third Wife to Family
  

  Jacob Zuma, the president of the governing African National Congress, is taking a third wife, according to local press accounts.

  
• World Briefing | The Americas: Guatemala: Rescuers End Search
  

  Rescuers have ended their search for victims of a landslide in northern Guatemala because rocks raining down from the mountain have made it too dangerous to look for victims.

  
• World Briefing | Asia: Vietnam: U.S. Bomb Discovered
  

  Construction workers in Hanoi have found a huge unexploded bomb that is believed to have been dropped by the United States during the Vietnam War.

  
• Azerbaijan Bars Foreigners From Use of Its FM Band
  

  The move to enforce a law that bans foreign companies from broadcasting in the country effectively bans Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Voice of America and the BBC.

  
• Dossier Gives Details of Mumbai Attacks
  

  The document compiled by Indian authorities and seen by The Times seems designed to demonstrate that the attackers were sent from Pakistan.

  
• Israeli Shells Kill 40 at Gaza U.N. School
  

  At least 40 people were reported killed, as diplomats said that Israel’s Prime Minister Ehud Olmert would travel to Egypt to discuss a cease-fire on Wednesday.

  
• After Coup, U.S. Halts Aid to Guinea
  

  The decision from the U.S. came hours after the new military junta acknowledged that it had arrested several generals who had been forced into retirement after a coup last month.

  
• The Costly Compromises of Oil From Sand
  

  Environmental groups in the U.S. and Canada are pushing for a slowdown to oil sands development.

  
• Japanese whalers and their foes resume their battle
  

  Japan said it would formally ask Australia to keep anti-whaling activists and their ship, the Steve Irwin, from refueling at Australian ports.

  
• After 1,000 years, "Genji" lives on in Kyoto
  

  Kyoto is celebrating the millennial anniversary of Murasaki Shikibu's The Tale of Genji, an episodic story of love and loss among the imperial set.

  
• Ex-Guantánamo detainee describes torture
  

  After his release from Guantánamo Bay without charge, Muhammad Saad Iqbal, a Pakistani, plans to sue the U.S. government, charging he was subjected to torture, imprisonment and interrogation.

  
• Sri Lanka seizes key rebel defense line in north
  

  Sri Lankan troops broke through the Tamil Tigers' northern defense lines Tuesday, the military said, opening another active front in their war against the beleaguered guerrillas.

  
• 7 killed in Pakistan in attack on police
  

  A suicide bomber attacked police officers in northwest Pakistan on Sunday as they treated civilians wounded by an earlier explosion, a police official said.

  
• South Korea Parliament siege ends
  

  Opposition lawmakers ended their violent, 12-day siege of South Korea's Parliament Tuesday after successfully delaying a key vote on a U.S. free trade deal and other legislation.

  
• Azerbaijan restricts foreign broadcasting companies
  

  Azerbaijan has begun to enforce a law that bans foreign companies from broadcasting on national frequencies, effectively closing its airwaves to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Voice of America and t…

  
• Earthquakes leave at 4 dead in Indonesia
  

  A series of powerful earthquakes shook remote eastern Indonesia on Sunday, toppling or badly damaging more than 100 buildings and leaving at least four people dead and dozens injured.

  
• Chinese aim for the Ivy League
  

  The increasing popularity of books teaching Chinese parents how to get their kids into America's premier universities points to a national obsession with Ivy League schools.

  
• China confirms death from bird flu
  

  A Chinese woman has died from bird flu in a Beijing hospital, the government reported Tuesday, but the World Health Organization said the case did not appear to signal a new public health threat.

  
• Sri Lanka pushes into rebel territory
  

  Government troops have won a string of victories against the Tamil Tiger rebels, who are now confined to one area.

  
• Biden visiting Asia this week
  

  The vice president-elect embarks on what amounts to the new administration's first overseas fact-finding trip

  
• Indian dossier gives new details of Mumbai attacks
  

  The document compiled by Indian authorities and seen by The New York Times seems designed to demonstrate that the attackers were sent from Pakistan.

  
• Azerbaijan restricts foreign broadcasting companies
  

  Azerbaijan has begun to enforce a law that bans foreign companies from broadcasting on national frequencies, effectively closing its airwaves to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Voice of America and t…

  
• Resurgence of Islam in Tajikistan celebrated by many
  

  When Tajikistan was part of the Soviet Union, religion was banned; now, expressions of faith are flowering.

  
• Ex-Guantánamo detainee describes torture
  

  After his release from Guantánamo Bay without charge, Muhammad Saad Iqbal, a Pakistani, plans to sue the U.S. government, charging he was subjected to torture, imprisonment and interrogation.

  
• Resurgence of Islam in Tajikistan celebrated by many
  

  When Tajikistan was part of the Soviet Union, religion was banned; now, expressions of faith are flowering.

  
• Indian dossier gives new details of Mumbai attacks
  

  The document compiled by Indian authorities and seen by The New York Times seems designed to demonstrate that the attackers were sent from Pakistan.

  
• Transforming Guam is ambitious, difficult task
  

  The buildup plan at Andersen Air Force Base, to be carried out by 2014, represents a major realignment of U.S. forces in the Pacific.

  
• A piece of a disappearing past: Singapore's last rural village
  

  Kampong Buangkok, slated by the government for demolition and redevelopment, defines a traditional rural way of life that Singapore has left behind.

  
• The sport of the samurai lives on
  

  Since the 12th century, Japan has held a shooting match between archers wielding long bows while on horseback

  
• India gives Pakistan evidence in Mumbai attacks
  

  Material came from the interrogation of the lone surviving gunman, alleged details of conversations between the gunmen and handlers in Pakistan, recovered weapons and data from satellite phones, accor…

  
• Arrests increased in Muslim region of China
  

  Authorities in the western Chinese region of Xinjiang approved the arrests of nearly 1,300 people in the first 11 months of last year, a report said on Sunday.

  
• Beijing urges Google and others to 'purify' Web of porn
  

  The Chinese government broadened its recent effort to limit pornography on the Internet by criticizing 19 Internet companies by name on Monday, including the two market leaders in the country, Google…

  
• Transforming Guam is ambitious, difficult task
  

  The buildup plan at Andersen Air Force Base, to be carried out by 2014, represents a major realignment of U.S. forces in the Pacific.

  
• After 1,000 years, "Genji" lives on in Kyoto
  

  Kyoto is celebrating the millennial anniversary of Murasaki Shikibu's The Tale of Genji, an episodic story of love and loss among the imperial set.

  
• China confirms death from bird flu
  

  A Chinese woman has died from bird flu in a Beijing hospital, the government reported Tuesday, but the World Health Organization said the case did not appear to signal a new public health threat.

  
• Former capital of Tamil Tigers' heartland eerily deserted
  

  Hundreds of thousands of civilians lived in the Kilinochchi district and other regions controlled by the rebels before new fighting in the Sri Lankan civil war erupted again three years ago.

  
• Beijing urges Google and others to 'purify' Web of porn
  

  The Chinese government broadened its recent effort to limit pornography on the Internet by criticizing 19 Internet companies by name on Monday, including the two market leaders in the country, Google…

  
• The sport of the samurai lives on
  

  Since the 12th century, Japan has held a shooting match between archers wielding long bows while on horseback

  
• Biden visiting Asia this week
  

  The vice president-elect embarks on what amounts to the new administration's first overseas fact-finding trip

  
• South Korea Parliament siege ends
  

  Opposition lawmakers ended their violent, 12-day siege of South Korea's Parliament Tuesday after successfully delaying a key vote on a U.S. free trade deal and other legislation.

  
• Arrests increased in Muslim region of China
  

  Authorities in the western Chinese region of Xinjiang approved the arrests of nearly 1,300 people in the first 11 months of last year, a report said on Sunday.

  
• Sri Lanka seizes key rebel defense line in north
  

  Sri Lankan troops broke through the Tamil Tigers' northern defense lines Tuesday, the military said, opening another active front in their war against the beleaguered guerrillas.

  
• Japanese whalers and their foes resume their battle
  

  Japan said it would formally ask Australia to keep anti-whaling activists and their ship, the Steve Irwin, from refueling at Australian ports.

  
• Mumbai finds a new rhythm
  

  Three weeks after the terrorist attacks, life in this sprawling Indian city is getting back to normal, or close to it.

  

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• Thailand Outlook Channel (Thailand Outlook Channel)
  

  Thailand's petroleum giant, PTT, is keeping a close eye on oil prices in the Singapore market before making a decision on its prices.

  
• Thailand Outlook Channel (Thailand Outlook Channel)
  

  The government is determined to push ahead with hosting the ASEAN summit despite threats by the red shirt opposition to disrupt the meeting. 2008 © Thailand Outlook Channel. All rights reserved.

  
• Thailand Outlook Channel (Thailand Outlook Channel)
  

  Toyota Thailand has assured the country that it will not close its plant here even though its mother company already decided to halt production at its factories in Japan.

  
• Airport siege cost Thailand billions (AAP via Yahoo!7 News)
  

  Anti-government protests that shut down Bangkok's airports last year have cost Thailand 290 billion baht ($A11.5 billion), a central bank study says.

  
• Airport siege cost Thailand $A11.5 billion (The West Australian)
  

  Anti-government protests that shut down Bangkok’s airports last year have cost Thailand 290 billion baht ($A11.5 billion), a central bank study says. Demonstrators opposed to the previous government’…

  
• Airport siege cost Thailand 8.3 bln dollars: central bank (AFP via Yahoo! News)
  

  Anti-government protests that shut down Bangkok's airports last year have cost Thailand 290 billion baht (8.3 billion dollars), a central bank study said Wednesday.

  
• Thailand to Cut Rice, Rubber, Sugar Output as Recession Deepens (Bloomberg)
  

  Jan. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Thailand, the world’s biggest exporter of rice and rubber, may produce fewer commodities this year, as a global recession weakens buyers’ purchasing power.

  
• The Young Artist of Thailand Entries Attracted 379 Entries Across the Kingdom (Thaipr.net)
  

  Çѹ·Õè 7 Á¡ÃÒ¤Á 2552 11:41 ¹. The Young Artist of Thailand competition has attracted 379 entries from aspiring young students across the Kingdom this year.

  

• Thailand Currency Climbs To 2-day High Against Dollar (Nasdaq)
  

  (RTTNews) - During early Asian deals on Wednesday, the Thailand currency advanced against the US dollar. The dollar-baht pair that closed yesterday's trading at 35.0650 reached 34.9150 by about 9:35 p…

  
• Thailand offers humanitarian assistance to Palestinian (The Nation - Thailand's English news)
  

  Thailand offered $ 28,000 humanitarian assistance to Palestinians affected by Israeli attack against Hamas in Gaza.

  

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BBC News and Sport Search: thailand

• Fire tragedy mars Thai new year
  

  The fire at Bangkok's Santika nightclub highlights the need for better safety regulation in Thailand's tourist hotspots, writes Jonathan Head.

• Burma frees North Korean refugees
  

  Burma releases 19 North Korean refugees at the border with Thailand, a South Korean diplomat says.

• Dozens die in Bangkok nightclub
  

  At least 59 people have been killed and dozens injured in a fire in a nightclub in Thailand's capital, Bangkok, police say.

• Bar owner found dead in Thailand
  

  A Scottish businessman is found dead at a holiday resort in Thailand.

• In pictures: Protests thwart Thai PM
  

  Thousands of protesters blockade Thailand's parliament, forcing new Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to delay his first policy speech and deepening the political crisis.

• Thousands join pro-Thaksin rally
  

  Thousands of supporters of Thailand's exiled ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra protest in Bangkok, calling for fresh elections.

• Arms dealer hearing delayed again
  

  A long-running extradition hearing into arms smuggling charges against arms dealer Viktor Bout, in Thailand, is reportedly delayed until March.

• Thai king swears in new cabinet
  

  Thailand's king swears in the new cabinet, with an appeal for peace and order following months of anti-government protests.

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• Thai talks to decide new cabinet
  

  The man set to become Thailand's new PM, Abhisit Vejjajiva, leads talks to decide a new cabinet, as police guard against more protests.

• Country profile: Thailand
  

  Key facts, figures and dates

• Timeline: Thailand
  

  A chronology of key events

• Thai opposition head to be new PM
  

  Opposition leader Abhisit Vejjajiva wins a vote to be Thailand's new prime minister, potentially ending months of political turmoil.

• Profile: Abhisit Vejjajiva
  

  The BBC profiles Thailand's new prime minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, the English-born, Oxford-educated leader of Thailand's opposition Democrat Party.

• Thaksin demands end to 'meddling'
  

  Thailand's ousted PM Thaksin Shinawatra urges an end to political interference, in a video message to a Bangkok rally.

• Thailand reverts to old-style politics
  

  Thai politics has reverted to type after the collapse of the governing party in the wake of last week's airport siege, according to the BBC's Jonathan Head.

• Thais hold Britons over sex claim
  

  Two British men are among four Westerners arrested in Thailand during a child sex abuse investigation.

• Thai opposition 'set for power'
  

  Thailand's opposition Democrats say they have the support of enough members of parliament to form a government.

• Thai parties in power struggle
  

  The Thai opposition calls for a parliament session to select a new PM, but former ruling party members are standing firm.

• Thai party 'can form coalition'
  

  Thailand's main opposition Democrat Party says it has gained enough support in parliament to form a government.

• Thaksin's ex-wife back in Bangkok
  

  The ex-wife of ousted Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra has returned to Thailand, despite being convicted there of tax evasion.

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  In order to remain close to his subjects and to improve their way of life His Majesty the King has made only one trip in the past three decades outside the Kingdom, in 2538, to neighboring Peoples De…

  
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• King of Thailand : " If the rural area thrives the country as a whole will too "
  

  HM the King stresses that development is based on self support, reasonable consumption and living in moderation. His Majesty advises his people not to be overindulgent but to be truthful and just. Th…

  
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• Pro-Gaza demonstrators burned both Israeli and American flags at a rally in Thailand on Tuesday.
  

  Pro-Gaza demonstrators burned both Israeli and American flags at a rally in Thailand on Tuesday. The demonstrations attracted hundreds who support do not support Israel. (Jan. 6) Author: taiwanonline…

  
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• Aiport protest 'cost more than tsunami' - The Australian
  

  ANTI-government protests that shut down Bangkok's airports last year have cost Thailand 290 billion baht ($11.5 billion), a central bank study said. Demonstrators opposed to the previous government's…

  
• Thai Rice, Rubber Output May Fall on Global Recession (Update1) - Bloomberg
  

  Jan. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Thailand, the world’s biggest exporter of rice and rubber, may produce fewer commodities this year, as a global recession weakens buyers’ purchasing power. Rice output may fall 1…

  
• House of the Dragon - Egypt Today
  

  An Egyptian-owned chain of Asian restaurants that was created to feed tourists in Sharm El-Sheikh does not sound like an exciting culinary proposition. But Dragon Group’s Maadi branch, Dragon House, s…

  
• Airport siege cost Thailand US$8.3b - Channel NewsAsia
  

  BANGKOK: Anti-government protests that shut down Bangkok's airports last year have cost Thailand 290 billion baht (US$8.3 billion), a central bank study said Wednesday. Demonstrators opposed to the pr…

  
• CHEF'S CORNER: Praijira Chan - Pensacola News Journal
  

  The flavors of Thai cuisine fuse spicy and sweet, providing an explosion of tastes quite different from American food. The main food in Thailand is rice. Everyone in the country has eaten it since the…

  
• Thai police seize four tiger carcasses - star.com.my
  

  PETALING JAYA: Thai Police have seized four tiger carcasses said to have been smuggled in from Malaysia, in the resort town of Hua Hin. Bangkok Post reported on Tuesday that the Police have arrested t…

  
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• Thailand enters Gartner's Top 30 offshore service providers - Zd Net Asia.com
  

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• Thai central bank lowers growth estimate - 13 WREX-TV
  

  BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Thailand's central bank is predicting minimal economic growth for this year but not a recession. Bank of Thailand Governor Tarisa Watanagase said the global economic downturn…

  

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• Thailand Outlook Channel (Thailand Outlook Channel)
  

  Thailand's petroleum giant, PTT, is keeping a close eye on oil prices in the Singapore market before making a decision on its prices.

  
• Thailand Outlook Channel (Thailand Outlook Channel)
  

  The government is determined to push ahead with hosting the ASEAN summit despite threats by the red shirt opposition to disrupt the meeting. 2008 © Thailand Outlook Channel. All rights reserved.

  
• Thailand Outlook Channel (Thailand Outlook Channel)
  

  Toyota Thailand has assured the country that it will not close its plant here even though its mother company already decided to halt production at its factories in Japan.

  
• Airport siege cost Thailand billions (AAP via Yahoo!7 News)
  

  Anti-government protests that shut down Bangkok's airports last year have cost Thailand 290 billion baht ($A11.5 billion), a central bank study says.

  
• Airport siege cost Thailand $A11.5 billion (The West Australian)
  

  Anti-government protests that shut down Bangkok’s airports last year have cost Thailand 290 billion baht ($A11.5 billion), a central bank study says. Demonstrators opposed to the previous government’…

  
• Airport siege cost Thailand 8.3 bln dollars: central bank (AFP via Yahoo! News)
  

  Anti-government protests that shut down Bangkok's airports last year have cost Thailand 290 billion baht (8.3 billion dollars), a central bank study said Wednesday.

  
• Thailand to Cut Rice, Rubber, Sugar Output as Recession Deepens (Bloomberg)
  

  Jan. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Thailand, the world’s biggest exporter of rice and rubber, may produce fewer commodities this year, as a global recession weakens buyers’ purchasing power.

  
• The Young Artist of Thailand Entries Attracted 379 Entries Across the Kingdom (Thaipr.net)
  

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• Thailand Currency Climbs To 2-day High Against Dollar (Nasdaq)
  

  (RTTNews) - During early Asian deals on Wednesday, the Thailand currency advanced against the US dollar. The dollar-baht pair that closed yesterday's trading at 35.0650 reached 34.9150 by about 9:35 p…

  
• Thailand offers humanitarian assistance to Palestinian (The Nation - Thailand's English news)
  

  Thailand offered $ 28,000 humanitarian assistance to Palestinians affected by Israeli attack against Hamas in Gaza.

  

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BBC News Search: thailand

• Hazy safety in Bangkok party zone
  

  The fire at Bangkok's Santika nightclub highlights the need for better safety regulation in Thailand's tourist hotspots, writes Jonathan Head.

• Burma frees North Korean refugees
  

  Burma releases 19 North Korean refugees at the border with Thailand, a South Korean diplomat says.

• Dozens die in Bangkok nightclub
  

  At least 59 people have been killed and dozens injured in a fire in a nightclub in Thailand's capital, Bangkok, police say.

• Bar owner found dead in Thailand
  

  A Scottish businessman is found dead at a holiday resort in Thailand.

• In pictures: Protests thwart Thai PM
  

  Thousands of protesters blockade Thailand's parliament, forcing new Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to delay his first policy speech and deepening the political crisis.

• Thousands join pro-Thaksin rally
  

  Thousands of supporters of Thailand's exiled ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra protest in Bangkok, calling for fresh elections.

• Arms dealer hearing delayed again
  

  A long-running extradition hearing into arms smuggling charges against arms dealer Viktor Bout, in Thailand, is reportedly delayed until March.

• Thai king swears in new cabinet
  

  Thailand's king swears in the new cabinet, with an appeal for peace and order following months of anti-government protests.

• Thai talks to decide new cabinet
  

  The man set to become Thailand's new PM, Abhisit Vejjajiva, leads talks to decide a new cabinet, as police guard against more protests.

• Country profile: Thailand
  

  Key facts, figures and dates

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• Timeline: Thailand
  

  A chronology of key events

• Thai opposition head to be new PM
  

  Opposition leader Abhisit Vejjajiva wins a vote to be Thailand's new prime minister, potentially ending months of political turmoil.

• Profile: Abhisit Vejjajiva
  

  The BBC profiles Thailand's new prime minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, the English-born, Oxford-educated leader of Thailand's opposition Democrat Party.

• Thaksin demands end to 'meddling'
  

  Thailand's ousted PM Thaksin Shinawatra urges an end to political interference, in a video message to a Bangkok rally.

• Thailand reverts to old-style politics
  

  Thai politics has reverted to type after the collapse of the governing party in the wake of last week's airport siege, according to the BBC's Jonathan Head.

• Thais hold Britons over sex claim
  

  Two British men are among four Westerners arrested in Thailand during a child sex abuse investigation.

• Thai opposition 'set for power'
  

  Thailand's opposition Democrats say they have the support of enough members of parliament to form a government.

• Thai parties in power struggle
  

  The Thai opposition calls for a parliament session to select a new PM, but former ruling party members are standing firm.

• Thai party 'can form coalition'
  

  Thailand's main opposition Democrat Party says it has gained enough support in parliament to form a government.