Thai Refiners Bow to Request to Cut Diesel Prices | Print |  E-mail Monday, 02 June 2008   Views : 17     Favoured : None Summary High oil prices are forcing a number of Asian governments to make some tough decisions. Thailand last week asked state refiners to cut ex-refinery prices of diesel -- and indicated nonstate refiners will soon be asked to do the same -- while the

Thai PM warns anti-goverment protester to leave | Print |  E-mail Monday, 02 June 2008   Views : 17     Favoured : None BANGKOK, THAILAND - THAI Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej warned on Sunday that anti-government protesters blocking a Bangkok thoroughfare would have to leave, but backed away from threats to forcibly break up the rally. Mr Samak on Saturday told the Chinese man shot dead in Thai south: police | Print |  E-mail Monday, 02 June 2008   Views : 14     Favoured : None Extract not available. Thai PM backs off threats against protesters | Print |  E-mail Monday, 02 June 2008   Views : 18     Favoured : None Members of Thailand's People's Alliance for Democracy face riot policemen © AFP Samak on Saturday told the nation that he had prepared police and military forces and would bring an end to the week-long anti-government protest, sparking fears of BBC says allegation that reporter slandered Thai king is 'completely unfounded' | Print |  E-mail Monday, 02 June 2008   Views : 17     Favoured : None BANGKOK, Thailand - The British Broadcasting Corporation, one of the world's major newsgathering organizations, responded Sunday to a legal attack against one of its reporters, describing as 'completely unfounded' allegations he had insulted Thailand's Thai anti-government protesters vow to go on | Print |  E-mail Monday, 02 June 2008   Views : 14     Favoured : None BANGKOK, Thailand - A leader of anti-government protesters in Thailand says they will keep up their demonstrations until Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej steps down. Chamlong Srimuang, a former Bangkok governor who helped lead similar protests 2006, says Thai PM backs off threats against protesters | Print |  E-mail Monday, 02 June 2008   Views : 21     Favoured : None BANGKOK (AFP) - - Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej warned Sunday that anti-government protesters blocking a Bangkok thoroughfare would have to leave, but backed away from threats to forcibly break up the rally. Samak on Saturday told the nation that

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