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Thai army ruler expected to become new premier

By Todd Pitman | August 21, 2014 - 8:43am

Three months after overthrowing Thailand's last elected government, this Southeast Asian nation's junta leader is poised to step out of his army uniform for good — to take up the post of prime minister in a...

World

Cheer up, Thailand! Junta aims to return happiness

By Todd Pitman | June 8, 2014 - 4:41am

The military junta that seized power here last month has no plans to restore civilian rule any time soon. But it has launched an official campaign to bring back something else it says this divided nation desperately...

World