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Thailand Braces for Political Rallies in Capital
While pledging nonviolence, protest leaders say they will gather mass rallies and blockades of government offices, starting on Friday and building over the following days.





2 Big U.S. Carmakers Turn to Local Banks for Thai Factories
In a departure from previous years, General Motors and Ford have secured funding from local banks for expansion projects in Thailand.





Thai Court Seizes $1.4 Billion From Ex-Premier
Thailand’s Supreme Court ruled that Thaksin Shinawatrahad abused his power to benefit companies he owned.





Thailand Bracing for Ruling on Thaksin’s Assets
Friday is “judgment day” in Thailand, with a court set to decide whether to confiscate $2.3 billion in frozen assets belonging to the fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.





Thais Say North Korea Arms Were Iran-Bound
A large shipment of North Korean weapons seized in Bangkok in December was bound for an airport in Iran, according to a Thai government report.





Thailand Begins Repatriation of Hmong to Laos
Armed with riot shields and batons, the Thai military began early Monday to forcibly return 4,000 asylum seekers to Laos.





Destination of Arms Seized by Thais Is a Mystery
The final destination of an arms cache on an aircraft seized by the Thai government remains unknown, although one report claims it was headed for Iran.







In Industrial Thailand, Health and Business Concerns Collide
Villagers successfully took lawsuits to the courts on grounds of pollution, halting billions in industrial projects and stunning foreign investors.





Thailand to Hold Crew That Was Transporting Weapons
Five crew members of an aircraft carrying weapons from North Korea were denied bail here Monday and ordered held for at least 12 days while police investigate.





Thaksin Back in Cambodia to See Release of Thai Man Held for Spying
The visit, which came as a man he had accused of being part of a plot to kill him was freed, appeared to be a calculated insult to the fugitive former prime minister's own nation.





Officials Seek Destination of North Korean Arms
The crew of a cargo aircraft traveling from North Korea said they did not know they were carrying an arsenal weighing at least 30 tons.





Thais Seize Plane With Weapons From N. Korea
Thai officials detained the plane, which was bound for a country in “South Asia,” authorities said.





Cambodian Monarch Pardons Thai Held as Spy
Defusing the latest mini-crisis in an increasingly tense relationship between neighboring countries, the king of Cambodia pardoned a Thai man who had been sentenced to seven years in prison for spying.





Cambodia’s Embrace of Thaksin Stirs Tensions
The warm welcome given to the former Thai prime minister in Cambodia is the latest in a series of tense gestures between the two countries.





Thai Border on Guard for Drugs From Myanmar
Traffickers from Myanmar’s ethnic minorities use Thailand as their hub for the Pacific region.





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