We've gathered the latest news stories from all over Thailand here for your convenience.
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Thailand Recognizes Palestinian StateThailand has formally announced its recognition of Palestine as an independent state, making the Southeast Asian country the first country to recognize Palestine in 2012. The Palestinian Authority ...
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Thai crown prince's plane impounded in GermanyThai crown prince's Boeing 737 plane was impounded in Munich airport for a long-term unsolved business dispute, said authority on Wednesday.The plane "Royal Flight" was seized on ...
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Pheu Thai to submit charter amendment bill to Parliament by ThursdayThe Pheu Thai Party will submit its version of charter amendment bill to Parliament by Thursday seeking to set up a 99-member charter drafting assembly, the party spokesman said Sunday. Pheu ...
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Burma to introduce electronic visa applicationsRangoon - Burma will introduce an electronic visa application system next month to facilitate visits to the once isolated state, news reports said Sunday. "We are trying to introduce an ...
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Two defence volunteers killed in Yala ambushYala - Two volunteers were killed in an ambush by insurgents when they were heading to a temple to escort monks to collect alms Sunday morning. The two were identified as Suphat Inthanok and ...
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Power struggle in Thailandmonarchy to threaten them. Another proposal that has meet with public opposition is [the call] to have the monarch swear before being enthroned to prevent the problem of the constitution being ...
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Exile-run news agency plans to open office in BurmaRangoon- The Burmese exile-run Mizzima News Agency is preparing to open a branch office in Rangoon, reports said Sunday. "If the government allowed us we could open it straight away and we ...
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Thailand to speed up water projectsflood -prevention projects worth a combined 350 billion baht (US$11 billion) to ensure that the country is ready to cope with this year's rainy season, according to Prime Minister Yingluck ...
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Malaysia suspends 18 football players for alleged game-fixingKuala Lumpur - Malaysian football officials have suspended 18 football players for allegedly fixing matches in the national Under-20 tournament last year, news reports said Sunday. The suspensions ...
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Minnesota firms pivot in face of Thai floodsLast year's flooding in Thailand was a mammoth natural disaster. And now, because a vital segment of the electronics industry clustered in a Thai flood zone more than two decades ago, the Twin ...
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SET index ends up 7.28 pts, 0.67 pctThai composite stocks index closed on Friday at 1,098.95, up 7.28- points, or 0.67 per cent amid Bt26.07 billion turnover. Blue chip SET-50 index was at 768.96, up 5.56 points, or 0.73 per ...
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Bangkok Hosts Interreligious MeetingGroup Looks at Social Challenges That Need Cooperation Between CreedsROME, JAN. 24, 2012 (Zenit.org).- Religious leaders from regions of Asia and the West met in Thailand this month to consider the ...
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In Thailand Elephant Sashimi is All the RageSAN FRANCISCO -- In Asia, there's an ongoing irony that deepens as the natural world dwindles to the size of a parking lot. Wild animals, once revered and assigned all kinds of spiritual ...
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Ripley’s Believe it or NotRipley’s Believe it or Not Museum’s collection of hundreds of oddities, creepy haunted house and 4-D motion movie theatre will keep kids amused for hours. The museum is just a five minute drive or long walk from Pattaya Beach.
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Visas in ThailandInformation about whether you need a visa for your vacation in Thailand.
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Pattaya HotelsThere are so many Pattaya hotels to choose from, from cheap guesthouses in the middle of the city to upscale resorts on the coast. Here are some great Pattaya hotels.
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Thai Top BeersBeer is a popular drink in Thailand and a visit wouldn't be complete without sampling some of the local brews.
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Bangkok's Top TemplesBangkok is home to some of the most stunning Buddhist temples in the world. Here's a list of some of the most important to visit.
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Top 5 Thailand Honeymoon Resorts5 Top Luxury Honeymoon Resorts in Thailand
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Top Cheap Siam Square HotelsThough there aren't many guesthouses and hostels in Siam Square, there are a handful of really good choices if you want to be in the heart of the neighborhood but don't want to spend a ton of money.
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Thailand HoneymoonThailand is a dream destination if you're planning a honeymoon or just want a romantic getaway in an exotic location. Most people who honeymoon in Thailand still choose to head to the beaches, and there certainly are some amazing ones here. But if you're looking for something a little more adventurous or different, there are plenty of other places in Thailand what are wonderfully romantic and also off the beaten path.
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Shambara BangkokA unique property on a street known for backpacker guest houses
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Koh Samui BeachesThe island of Koh Samui is ringed with beaches. Which ones should you visit? Use this guide to pick the best Koh Samui beach for you.
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Bangkok Travel GuideThe capital city of Thailand is full of amazing sights and activities, delicious food and plenty of hotels and guesthouses. Plan your trip to Bangkok with this Bangkok travel guide.
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Guide to Thailand's SeasonsA guide to Thailand's seasons
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Thai Visa Run LaosLooking to extend your visa in Thailand? Head to one of these borders with Laos.
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Koh Phi PhiKoh Phi Phi, a small island a couple of hours by boat from Phuket, is an island lover's dream. Clear water, majestic cliffs and soft sand make Koh Phi Phi a picture-perfect paradise. The only downside? Thousands of others already know about it and it's in danger of being overrun by boats, guest houses and tourists. Still, if you're not bothered by crowds or overdevelopment, you might find it the most beautiful place on earth.
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Can we marry in Thailand?Can Foreigners Legally Marry in Thailand?
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Patong BeachPatong beach on Phuket is the island's most popular beach and probably the most popular beach in all of Thailand. For many vacationers, it's the best of both worlds - a gorgeous, big, wide beach with white sand and warm water and plenty of shops, restaurants, bars and clubs in the surrounding area.
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Sirinat National ParkThailand’s smallest national parks sits on one of the country’s most valuable pieces of real estate in Phuket, a long, narrow strip of west-facing beach-front property that starts at the northern tip of the island and extends all the way down to just past the airport.



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