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This had raised fears that the new administration would reverse the policy of the previous Democrat-led government. Former foreign minister Kasit Piromya had made it quite clear to Arab ambassadors that Thailand intended to recognise a Palestinian...
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"If the cabinet agrees to bring back the 2001 MoU, I will ask for a negotiation framework from the parliament under Article 190 of the constitution. I will do everything transparently and openly," Mr Surapong said. Former foreign minister Kasit Piromya...
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From left: Thailand's Ambassador to the Netherlands Virachai Plasai, Thai Foreign Minister Kasit Piromya and Donald McRae Member of the International Law Commission, at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands, Monday July 18, 2011. ... View Photo »
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If it hadn't been for this government, we don't know if we could have settled the issue. We might have come back without any agreement, especially on border observers. Cambodia insisted on having only Indonesian observers, citing an agreement to such...
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Chavanond added that it was likely that Cambodia would try to take advantage of the situation when it came to the border dispute between the two countries. Chavanond, serving as secretary to Surapong's immediate predecessor Kasit Piromya, claimed that...
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But their response merely detailed the facts about the case. They gave no suggestion as to what the ministry should do about the passport, the source said. Kasit Piromya, who was then foreign minister under the Abhisit administration, cited ministry...
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Thai Ambassador Virachai Plasai (L), Thai Minister of Foreign Affairs Kasit Piromya (2ndL), counsel Donald McRae (2nd R) and Mr Asda Jayanama (R) are seen in the courtroom in the dispute over the ownership of the Temple of Preah Vihear at the... View Photo »
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Thaksin submitted his application through the Thai Embassy in Abu Dhabi on October 25, requesting a passport as an ordinary citizen. His passport was cancelled on April 12, 2009 after protests by the red-shirt group against the Abhisit Vejjajiva...
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Department sent a letter to him through the permanent secretary advising that Thaksin had applied with the Thai ambassador to Abu Dhabi for an ordinary passport. The Consular Affairs Department sought his advice because Thaksin's passport had been...
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