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Thai PM considers resigning in wake of protests
AFP - Sunday, October 12BANGKOK (AFP) - - Thailand's embattled prime minister indicated on Saturday that he may resign in the wake of fierce anti-government protests earlier this week that left two people dead and hundreds injured. More »
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7 Thai protest leaders freed after brief arrest
AP - Saturday, October 11BANGKOK, Thailand - Seven leaders of a protest movement seeking to unseat Thailand's government were freed from police custody just hours after turning themselves in on criminal charges, as other opponents of the prime minister called for his resignation or a military coup. More »
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22 killed in Thai bus accident
AFP - Friday, October 10BANGKOK (AFP) - - At least 22 people were killed and 27 injured Friday when a bus carrying university students fell down a ravine in eastern Thailand, the public health ministry said. More »
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Bus carrying students crashes in Thailand; 22 dead
AP - Friday, October 10BANGKOK, Thailand - A bus packed with university students and teachers slammed into a hillside in eastern Thailand before dawn Friday, killing at least 22 people and injuring 27 others, police said. More »
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7 protest leaders in police custody in Thailand
AP - Friday, October 10BANGKOK, Thailand - Seven leaders of mass, anti-government protests were taken into police custody Friday amid calls from other key figures in Thailand's political impasse for the prime minister's resignation and a military coup. More »
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Thai protest leaders surrender: AFP correspondent
AFP - Friday, October 10BANGKOK (AFP) - - Leaders of Thailand's mounting protests surrendered to police Friday on charges related to their months-long campaign to overthrow the government, an AFP correspondent witnessed. More »
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Thai protesters call for revenge for violence
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Woman dies as protesters clash with Thai police
AP - Wednesday, October 8BANGKOK, Thailand - A 20-year-old woman has been killed in clashes between police and anti-government demonstrators in the Thai capital of Bangkok. More »
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Thai police fire tear gas against crowd; 358 hurt
AP - Wednesday, October 8BANGKOK, Thailand - Thai protesters seeking the government's resignation and changes in the country's political system clashed violently Tuesday with police, who used tear gas to break through their blockade around Parliament. More »
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Car explodes in Bangkok, killing 1
AP - Wednesday, October 8BANGKOK, Thailand - One man has died in a car explosion in the Thai capital of Bangkok that occurred amid anti-government riots. More »
- Police fire fresh tear gas at Thai protesters: witnessAFP -Tuesday, October 7
- Tear gas fired at Thai protesters, injuring 65AP -Tuesday, October 7
- 65 injured as Thai police fire tear gas on protesters: medical officerAFP -Tuesday, October 7
- Protesters cut power to Thai parliament as police fire tear gasAFP -Tuesday, October 7
- Police fire tear gas on Thai parliament protestersAFP -Tuesday, October 7
- Thai protesters occupy street outside parliamentAP -Tuesday, October 7
- 2 Thai soldiers wounded by land minesAP -Tuesday, October 7
- Bangkok governor re-elected for four yearsAFP -Monday, October 6
- Thai police arrest anti-government protest leaderAP -Monday, October 6
- Exit polls suggest incumbent wins in Bangkok's race for governorAFP -Monday, October 6
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