A Thai court has ordered thousands of anti-government protesters to leave the office compound of the prime minister.
The demonstrators from the People's Alliance for Democracy have been occupying the compound since Tuesday in a bid to force Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej to step down. Earlier, a court issued arrest warrants for nine leaders of the campaign on charges of inciting unrest and trying to overthrow the government. Two thousand police were positioned around the area.The PAD accuses Samak of ruling NATO says Russia halting military work with allies ...
Prachanda sworn in as Nepal's first republican prime minister ...
Santander makes A&L bid approach ...
Thailand's PM survives parliamentary no-confidence vote ...
Global Media Forum in Bonn wraps up second day ... as a proxy for ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. Samak has accused the protesters of trying to provoke a coup.
(Deutsche Welle)
more info >>
<< Back