I will never resign, says Thai PM | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 4 Favoured : None * Samak says he cannot not be removed by 'unconstitutional means' BANGKOK: Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej said on Saturday he would not quit in the face of growing protests aimed at toppling his seven-month-old government. Speaking at an official

Thai Parliament to meet | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 4 Favoured : None BANGKOK - THAILAND'S parliament was due to hold a special session on Sunday to debate street protests that have undermined Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej, while his supporters planned a counter-rally in the capital. Thousands of anti-government Thai parliament to meet as protests undermine PM | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 3 Favoured : None BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's parliament was due to hold a special session on Sunday to debate street protests that have undermined Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej, while his supporters planned a counter-rally in the capital. Thousands of Thai woes 'internal matter' | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 3 Favoured : None PEKAN: Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak hopes there would be a solution to the problem of anti-government protests in Thailand. He said as far as Malaysia is concerned, what is happening in the neighbouring country is its internal affair. 'So Thai parliament to meet as protests undermine PM | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 5 Favoured : None By Vithoon Amorn BANGKOK, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Thailand's parliament was due to hold a special session on Sunday to debate street protests that have undermined Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej, while his supporters planned a counter-rally in the capital. Thai coalition gov't to carry on duties despite protests | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 2 Favoured : None Party leaders or representatives of the six coalition parties attended a news conference on Saturday night at a Bangkok hotel after holding a parties' meeting to announce that their coalition remained strong and the government would carry on its duties Thai coalition gov't to carry on in face of protests | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 3 Favoured : None Party leaders or representatives of the six coalition parties held a news conference Saturday night at a Bangkok hotel after holding a parties' meeting. At the press conference, they said that their coalition remained strong and the government would

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