1. A \'Citizens’ Oath of Office\' for Inauguration Da
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...athered in Kuwait for a summit aimed at boosting regional economic growth. CONTINUE... Author guilty of Thai king insult Top_news By Agencies    Monday, 19 January 2009 A court in T...

2. The Lady Between the Queen and the Tribe
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...a "national emergency" and appealed for international aid to tackle the epidemic. CONTINUE... Thai king misses birthday speech Top_news By Agencies    Thursday, 04 December...

3. O Frabjous Day! Nuke Iran?
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... its claims concerning Tehran's nuclear ambitions for the past four years. CONTINUE... Celebrations for Thai king's 80th CULTURE By Agencies    Tuesday, 04 December 2007 A week of l...

4. Political Purging and Spying on Americans
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...day to discuss aid to the country as part of his Latin America tour. FULL STORY... Swiss man 'insulted' Thai king Global By Agencies    Monday, 12 March 2007 A Swiss man has pleaded...

5. Charges over Thai king 'rumours'
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Police have arrested two people on suspicion of spreading rumours about the health of Thailand's 81-year-old king that triggered a slide in stock prices last month. Suttichai Tienbhodhi, a captain in

6. Thai king's health 'improving'
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...re or moral authority of his father, who has acted as a unifying figure for the 63 years he has been head of Thai kingdom. Uncertainty "I have been praying every night asking all holy spirits in ...

7. Thai king receives hospital care
(Archived/News/Global)

King Bhumibol Adulyadej, Thailand's revered king and the world's longest-reigning monarch, is receiving treatment in hospital after being admitted with a fever and fatigue, hospital sources said.

8. Protesters keep pressure on Thai PM
(Archived/News/Global)

Anti-government protesters have begun gathering in the Thai capital for a second day of demonstrations as they push ahead with calls for the resignation of Abhisit Vejjajiva, the country's prime minis

9. Thai PM rejects calls to step down
(Archived/News/Global)

Abhisit Vejjajiva, the Thai prime minister, says he will not resign, despite a rally by tens of thousands of anti-government protesters.

10. Author guilty of Thai king insult
(Archived/News/Culture)

A court in Thailand has sentenced an Australian author to three years in jail after finding him guilty of insulting the country's royal family.