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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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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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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 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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Thai Junta Chief Defends Return of Populist Subsidies
Thailand's junta chief today defended his government's decision to roll out significant farming subsidies, a policy the generals and their allies excoriated when the civilians they toppled were in power.
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Bangkok Bomb Suspect Uncooperative: Thai Army Chief
Thailand's army chief today told AFP the man arrested in connection with last week's deadly Bangkok bomb blast was not cooperating, as police announced he was part of a people-smuggling gang.
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Thai PM Says Brother Could be New Army Chief
Thailand's junta leader Prayut Chan-O-Cha has said he may appoint his brother as the country's next army chief, one of the most powerful jobs in the coup-prone kingdom.
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'Won't Release 14 Student Critics of Coup', Says Thai Army Chief
Fourteen Thai students who were arrested after staging anti-coup rallies must face military court and will not be released beforehand, Thailand's army chief said today, despite growing calls for charges to be dropped.
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Thai Junta Chief Says Has Not 'Damaged' Country, Rights Group Disagrees
Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha vigorously defended his position as leader on Wednesday, more than six months after he seized power in a bloodless coup, as a U.S.-based rights group said the country had fallen into an "apparently bottomless pit".
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Thai Barracks Shooting Raises Soldier Stress Issue
Thailand's army chief has warned under-pressure troops deployed in Thailand's insurgency-stricken south need to be better supported, an army spokesman said today, after a conscript shot dead four officers before turning the gun on himself.
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Thai Junta Leader Appointed PM by Hand-Picked Parliament
Thailand's coup leader General Prayuth Chan-ocha was appointed prime minister on Thursday by a legislature he hand-picked, giving the army chief a veneer of legitimacy even while the military presses on with efforts to silence its critics.
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Thai Railway Chief Fired After Train Rape Furor
The head of Thailand's state railway was sacked Thursday by the country's military government after a public furor over the rape and killing of a 13-year-old girl in her berth on an overnight train.
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Thai Defence Forces Chief Meet Army Chief General Bikram Singh
Thai Chief of Defence Forces Gen Tanasak Patimapragorn today met Army Chief Gen Bikram Singh as the two sides discussed the ways of further strengthening their military ties.
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Thai Army Chief Shows Sensitive Side With 'Happiness' Song
A ballad penned by a coup-making army chief promising to bring happiness back to Thailand has been viewed more than 200,000 times on YouTube, in the military's latest effort to put a positive spin on its putsch.
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Thai Forces out to Stifle Unrest After Army Chief Sets Election Plan
Thai police and soldiers flooded downtown Bangkok on Saturday to pre-empt further protests against a May 22 coup after the army chief said a return to democracy would take more than a year.
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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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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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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.
-
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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Thai Junta Chief Defends Return of Populist Subsidies
Thailand's junta chief today defended his government's decision to roll out significant farming subsidies, a policy the generals and their allies excoriated when the civilians they toppled were in power.
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Bangkok Bomb Suspect Uncooperative: Thai Army Chief
Thailand's army chief today told AFP the man arrested in connection with last week's deadly Bangkok bomb blast was not cooperating, as police announced he was part of a people-smuggling gang.
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Thai PM Says Brother Could be New Army Chief
Thailand's junta leader Prayut Chan-O-Cha has said he may appoint his brother as the country's next army chief, one of the most powerful jobs in the coup-prone kingdom.
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'Won't Release 14 Student Critics of Coup', Says Thai Army Chief
Fourteen Thai students who were arrested after staging anti-coup rallies must face military court and will not be released beforehand, Thailand's army chief said today, despite growing calls for charges to be dropped.
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Thai Junta Chief Says Has Not 'Damaged' Country, Rights Group Disagrees
Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha vigorously defended his position as leader on Wednesday, more than six months after he seized power in a bloodless coup, as a U.S.-based rights group said the country had fallen into an "apparently bottomless pit".
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Thai Barracks Shooting Raises Soldier Stress Issue
Thailand's army chief has warned under-pressure troops deployed in Thailand's insurgency-stricken south need to be better supported, an army spokesman said today, after a conscript shot dead four officers before turning the gun on himself.
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Thai Junta Leader Appointed PM by Hand-Picked Parliament
Thailand's coup leader General Prayuth Chan-ocha was appointed prime minister on Thursday by a legislature he hand-picked, giving the army chief a veneer of legitimacy even while the military presses on with efforts to silence its critics.
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Thai Railway Chief Fired After Train Rape Furor
The head of Thailand's state railway was sacked Thursday by the country's military government after a public furor over the rape and killing of a 13-year-old girl in her berth on an overnight train.
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Thai Defence Forces Chief Meet Army Chief General Bikram Singh
Thai Chief of Defence Forces Gen Tanasak Patimapragorn today met Army Chief Gen Bikram Singh as the two sides discussed the ways of further strengthening their military ties.
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Thai Army Chief Shows Sensitive Side With 'Happiness' Song
A ballad penned by a coup-making army chief promising to bring happiness back to Thailand has been viewed more than 200,000 times on YouTube, in the military's latest effort to put a positive spin on its putsch.
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Thai Forces out to Stifle Unrest After Army Chief Sets Election Plan
Thai police and soldiers flooded downtown Bangkok on Saturday to pre-empt further protests against a May 22 coup after the army chief said a return to democracy would take more than a year.
