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Thai king meets advisers on appeals for new PM
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AFP - Thailand's king has met his top advisers to discuss the growing calls to appoint a new prime minister and end the country's political stand-off, sources close to the meeting have said.
Protesters give Thai PM deadline to quit
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AFP - Thailand's embattled prime minister dismissed threats from his opponents to step up their campaign to unseat him unless he resigned by the end of the day.
Fitness drive proves fatal for cop
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Reuters - A fitness drive ordered by Thai police chiefs proved too much for one traffic cop, who collapsed and died after running 600 metres, newspapers reported on Thursday.
Protesters Give Thaksin Deadline to Quit
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AP - Anti-government protesters said they would escalate their campaign against Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra unless he resigned by Thursday night, and the Thai leader consulted the army chief in advance of a major demonstration.
Thai polls to go ahead unless PM steps in: election chief
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AFP - Thailand's snap elections will go ahead on April 2 unless the prime minister asks the king to delay them, the head of the Election Commission said.
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Thai PM's countryside rallies highlight rich-poor divide
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AFP - Showered with red roses and deafened by cheers, Thaksin Shinawatra's triumphant countryside rallies are highlighting a divide between Thailand's urban elite and its rural masses.
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Bangkok shrine attacker is killed
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A man is beaten to death after he destroys a popular Hindu shrine in the Thai capital, Bangkok.
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Thai talks fall apart amid fears for election
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AFP - Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's party and his leading rivals have failed to agree on talks between the embattled premier and his opponents, amid rising concerns whether snap polls can go ahead.
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Thai PM's party meets rivals on crisis
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AFP - Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's party and his leading rivals have agreed to meet to dicuss organizing talks between the embattled premier and his opponents, officials said.
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Protesters reject calls for talks with Thai PM
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AFP - Protesters seeking to oust Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra reject proposals for talks amid mounting calls for the king to intervene to break the political deadlock.
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Thai PM reviled by protesters, but a hero in his home town
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AFP - While protesters in Bangkok burn his effigy, in this northern town where Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra was born they light incense sticks and pray he will continue to run the country.
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Federer Advances To Semis
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Danielle George - AHN Staff Reporter Indian Wells, California (AHN) - Top Seed Roger Federer moves on to the semi-finals of the Masters Series with a 6-2 6-3 win over Ivan Ljubicic. The Swiss star will now face Thai Paradorn Srichaphan, who beat Finn Jarkko Nieminen 7-6 (7-3) 3-6 7-5....
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Thais look to the stars to solve political mess
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Reuters - If the stars are anything to go by, things are going to get tougher for Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
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Thousands Back Thai PM in Bangkok March
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AP - A 30,000-strong "Caravan of the Poor" gathered outside Bangkok Friday to demonstrate their backing of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who is vowing to stay in his job despite mass protests against him in the Thai capital.
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Embattled Thai Leader Vows to Keep Ofice
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AP - Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra vowed Thursday to hold onto his job in the face of mass street protests, saying he would not bow to mob rule but that he might retire from politics at a later date.
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Thai king's chief adviser urges end to deepening political crisis
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AFP - The chief adviser to Thailand's highly influential king has made a powerful plea for an end to the nation's deepening political crisis, as the premier hinted he might temporarily step aside.
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Many Thais Tired of 'CEO Prime Minister'
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AP - Mixing business and politics was a winning strategy for Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra back in 2001.
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Thai polls in doubt after hundreds banned
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AFP - Next month's Thailand election has been thrown into doubt after hundreds of candidates were banned from standing, as the country's embattled premier said he would consider stepping aside temporarily.
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Thai PM hints at stepping aside
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Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra admits he is considering taking a break from politics to ease the mounting crisis.
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Thai polls in doubt after hundreds of candidates disqualified
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AFP - Thai election officials have disqualified more than one-third of the candidates in Thailand's April 2 snap elections, casting doubt on whether the polls could proceed.
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Thaksin willing to consider temporarily stepping aside
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AFP - Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has told reporters he is willing to consider stepping aside for a period of time, but said he has not yet made a decision.
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Protest Over Thai PM Remains Peaceful
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AP - Demonstrators demanding Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's resignation lambasted the Thai leader with fiery speeches Tuesday, but remained peaceful as they vowed to camp in the street outside his office until he steps down.
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Thousands March in Thailand Against PM
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AP - Thousands of demonstrators seeking the resignation of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra marched in Bangkok on Tuesday, vowing to continue peaceful protests until he steps down.
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Thaksin threatens state of emergency if protest turns violent
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AFP - Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has threatened to impose a state of emergency in Bangkok if a mass street protest against him turns violent.
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Tens of thousands march to press Thai PM to quit
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AFP - Tens of thousands of Thai protesters began marching at dawn toward Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's office to press their demands for him to step down, after an all-night rally drew record crowds.
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