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Video: Thai Politician Under Investigation After Slapping Woman Reporter For Asking Question
Thailand's parliament has said that it will investigate veteran politician and former army chief Prawit Wongsuwon after he was filmed slapping a journalist as she tried to ask him questions.
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Israel Army Says Two Thai Hostages Held In Gaza Are Dead
The Israeli army said Thursday that two Thai hostages earlier believed to be alive in Gaza were killed in the October 7 attack and their bodies are being held in the Palestinian territory.
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72-Year-Old Bangkok Man Cremates Wife After Living With Her Coffin For Nearly 21 Years
A 72-year-old in Thailand recently cremated his wife after living with her dead remains for more than two decades. He had kept his spouses body next to him in a small room where he slept and spoke to her pretending she was still alive.
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Myanmar Air Strike On Thai Border, Troops Kill Dozens Including Children
Myanmar army fighter jets launched air strikes on Saturday on a village near the Thai border in territory controlled by an armed ethnic group, the group said, as fears grow of civil war following last month's military coup.
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Don't Blame Army: Appeals General After Soldier Guns Down 29 In Thailand
An emotional Thai army chief on Tuesday urged a nation in mourning over a mass shooting "not to blame the army" after a soldier gunned down at least 29 people in a rampage linked to a debt dispute with a senior officer.
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"Out For Vengeance": Thai Soldier Posted On Facebook Before Killing 21
A Thai soldier who has killed at least 21 people in a shooting rampage was thought to be holed up in the basement of a shopping mall in northeastern Thailand on Sunday and security forces were closing in on him, a police officer said.
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Thailand's Longest Wooden Bridge May Collapse As Heavy Rain Continues
The Thai Army was on a vigil on Monday over fears that the country's longest wooden Mon (Uttamanusorn) Bridge could collapse as rains continue to batter the country's Kanchanaburi province.
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Bodies Of 2 Exiled Activists "Stuffed With Concrete" In Thailand
The Thai army said on Wednesday it had no knowledge of two exiled critics of the military and royal family whose bodies police say were found "stuffed with concrete" along the Mekong River border with Laos.
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India, Thailand Complete Two-Week-Long Joint Military "Exercise Maitree"
The Indian Army and the Royal Thai Army today completed a two-week-long platoon level annual joint military exercise aimed at strengthening partnership and cooperation between them, the Army said in New Delhi.
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Twelfth Time's A Charm: Thai Army Chief Vows No More Coups
They may have successfully seized power twelve times in the last eight decades but Thailand's army chief has said military coups are officially a thing of the past.
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Thai Students Mark University Massacre Amid Junta Rule
Thai students on Thursday marked the 40th anniversary of a campus massacre by state forces in the military-ruled country amid what one rights group said was a "deep-rooted culture of impunity" that has emboldened the army to intervene in politics.
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5 Thai Soldiers Killed In Helicopter Crash
Five soldiers including a regional army commander have been killed in a helicopter crash in northern Thailand, the military said today, a day after the chopper went missing in bad weather.
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Thai Army Searches For Missing Military Helicopter, Five On Board
The Thai army said it was searching for a military helicopter that went missing today in northern Thailand with five people on board, including a major general.
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Thai Junta Uneasy About Pokemon Go Craze
Pokemon Go's debut in Thailand has alarmed the country's generals, prompting the kingdom's junta chief to warn youngsters against playing too much and the army to ban the game from barracks.
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Thailand's Referendum: What You Need To Know
Thais are voting for the first time since the army grabbed power in 2014, in a referendum on a new military-drafted constitution.
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Video: Thai Politician Under Investigation After Slapping Woman Reporter For Asking Question
Thailand's parliament has said that it will investigate veteran politician and former army chief Prawit Wongsuwon after he was filmed slapping a journalist as she tried to ask him questions.
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Israel Army Says Two Thai Hostages Held In Gaza Are Dead
The Israeli army said Thursday that two Thai hostages earlier believed to be alive in Gaza were killed in the October 7 attack and their bodies are being held in the Palestinian territory.
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72-Year-Old Bangkok Man Cremates Wife After Living With Her Coffin For Nearly 21 Years
A 72-year-old in Thailand recently cremated his wife after living with her dead remains for more than two decades. He had kept his spouses body next to him in a small room where he slept and spoke to her pretending she was still alive.
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Myanmar Air Strike On Thai Border, Troops Kill Dozens Including Children
Myanmar army fighter jets launched air strikes on Saturday on a village near the Thai border in territory controlled by an armed ethnic group, the group said, as fears grow of civil war following last month's military coup.
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Don't Blame Army: Appeals General After Soldier Guns Down 29 In Thailand
An emotional Thai army chief on Tuesday urged a nation in mourning over a mass shooting "not to blame the army" after a soldier gunned down at least 29 people in a rampage linked to a debt dispute with a senior officer.
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"Out For Vengeance": Thai Soldier Posted On Facebook Before Killing 21
A Thai soldier who has killed at least 21 people in a shooting rampage was thought to be holed up in the basement of a shopping mall in northeastern Thailand on Sunday and security forces were closing in on him, a police officer said.
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Thailand's Longest Wooden Bridge May Collapse As Heavy Rain Continues
The Thai Army was on a vigil on Monday over fears that the country's longest wooden Mon (Uttamanusorn) Bridge could collapse as rains continue to batter the country's Kanchanaburi province.
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Bodies Of 2 Exiled Activists "Stuffed With Concrete" In Thailand
The Thai army said on Wednesday it had no knowledge of two exiled critics of the military and royal family whose bodies police say were found "stuffed with concrete" along the Mekong River border with Laos.
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India, Thailand Complete Two-Week-Long Joint Military "Exercise Maitree"
The Indian Army and the Royal Thai Army today completed a two-week-long platoon level annual joint military exercise aimed at strengthening partnership and cooperation between them, the Army said in New Delhi.
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Twelfth Time's A Charm: Thai Army Chief Vows No More Coups
They may have successfully seized power twelve times in the last eight decades but Thailand's army chief has said military coups are officially a thing of the past.
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Thai Students Mark University Massacre Amid Junta Rule
Thai students on Thursday marked the 40th anniversary of a campus massacre by state forces in the military-ruled country amid what one rights group said was a "deep-rooted culture of impunity" that has emboldened the army to intervene in politics.
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5 Thai Soldiers Killed In Helicopter Crash
Five soldiers including a regional army commander have been killed in a helicopter crash in northern Thailand, the military said today, a day after the chopper went missing in bad weather.
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Thai Army Searches For Missing Military Helicopter, Five On Board
The Thai army said it was searching for a military helicopter that went missing today in northern Thailand with five people on board, including a major general.
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Thai Junta Uneasy About Pokemon Go Craze
Pokemon Go's debut in Thailand has alarmed the country's generals, prompting the kingdom's junta chief to warn youngsters against playing too much and the army to ban the game from barracks.
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Thailand's Referendum: What You Need To Know
Thais are voting for the first time since the army grabbed power in 2014, in a referendum on a new military-drafted constitution.
