Politics affects Thai bourse, baht
BANGKOK, November 2 (TNA) - Anxieties over domestic political protests against the government-backed amnesty bill are expected to continue affecting Thailand's stock market and currency next week.<
Politics affects Thai bourse, baht
BANGKOK, November 2 (TNA) - Anxieties over domestic political protests against the government-backed amnesty bill are expected to continue affecting Thailand's stock market and currency next week.<
Protests against amnesty bill continued, security tightened at provincial areas
SOUTHERN REGION, THAILAND (TNA) - Thai police have tightened security at provincial government offices, as protesters, like those in Bangkok, are rallying against the government-sponsored amnesty
Protests against amnesty bill continued, security tightened at provincial areas
SOUTHERN REGION, THAILAND (TNA) - Thai police have tightened security at provincial government offices, as protesters, like those in Bangkok, are rallying against the government-sponsored amnesty
Protests against amnesty bill continued, security tightened at provincial areas
SOUTHERN REGION, THAILAND (TNA) - Thai police have tightened security at provincial government offices, as protesters, like those in Bangkok, are rallying against the government-sponsored amnesty
Protests against amnesty bill continued, security tightened at provincial areas
SOUTHERN REGION, THAILAND (TNA) - Thai police have tightened security at provincial government offices, as protesters, like those in Bangkok, are rallying against the government-sponsored amnesty
Thai DPM:Parliament will decide on amnesty bill
BANGKOK, November 2 (TNA) - Thai Deputy Prime Minister Phongthep Thepkanjana says that the Parliament will decide whether the controversial amnesty bill should be finally passed into law.
Thai DPM:Parliament will decide on amnesty bill
BANGKOK, November 2 (TNA) - Thai Deputy Prime Minister Phongthep Thepkanjana says that the Parliament will decide whether the controversial amnesty bill should be finally passed into law.
Thai DPM:Parliament will decide on amnesty bill
BANGKOK, November 2 (TNA) - Thai Deputy Prime Minister Phongthep Thepkanjana says that the Parliament will decide whether the controversial amnesty bill should be finally passed into law.
Students, teachers back to schools in Thai far South amid tightened security
BORDER REGION, THAILAND, November 1 (TNA) - Like those in all other Thai regions, schools in the violence-plagued Thai far South have started their new semester, amid strict security measures provi
