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• Thailand's interim PM unveils cabinet

Thailand's interim premier Surayud Chulanont on Monday unveiled his cabinet. The cabinet was announced in a televised broadcast early Monday after King Bhumibol Adulyadej endorsed the lineup just before midnight.

• Thailand's new PM submitted for royal endorsement

Thailand's military ruling body Council for Democratic Reform (CDR) has submitted the new prime minister designate and interim charter for royal endorsement, Sonthi Boonyaratkalin, leader of the Council said Friday.

• Thailand's CDRM now calls itself CDR

Thailand's ruling military group which staged the Sept. 19 coup has dropped the part of its English title that could be translated as suggesting a connection to the monarchy.

• Tours to Thailand resumes today 2006-09-26

• CDRM: new Thai PM to be named next week

2006-09-26

• Some Tours to Thailand resumes on September 25 2006-09-25

• Ousted Thai PM to take "deserved rest" from politics, calling for election 2006-09-22

• Thailand coup affects Guangdong travelers 2006-09-22

• Travel agencies suspend routes to Thailand 2006-09-22

• 1,100 tourists cancel Thai trip after coup 2006-09-22

• China says changes in Thailand are internal affairs¡¡ 2006-09-21

• Thai King signs royal decree to appoint coup commander

2006-09-21

• Thai coup leader: civilian govt to be formed in 2 weeks 2006-09-21

• U.S. calls for peaceful solution to political difference in Thailand 2006-09-21

• Thai military declares launch of coup

2006-09-21

• Coup d'etat launched in Thailand

2006-09-21

• Thai military coup ousts PM Thaksin when he is out 2006-09-21

• Scheduled Thai prime minister speech at UN General Assembly canceled 2006-09-21

• Thai PM declares emergency state, later cut off

2006-09-21

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