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A look at the 8 main contestants of the political parties competing in Thailand's 26th parliamentary elections.
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Army man who overthrew former PM may end up in a coalition with the man he kicked out in the coup.
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General who led 2006 coup says he "still loves" former leader, Thaksin Shinawatra.
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Explosion comes a day before leader of last year's coup steps down as army chief.
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Critics accuse General Sonthi of attempting to prolong military grip on power.
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One woman killed and three officials wounded as Thai coup leader visits south.
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Thai army commander says he will send more troops to the region if needed.
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The leaders of Thailand's military coup have promised to choose a new prime minister within two weeks, amid growing international calls for a swift return to democracy.
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Last Modified: 21 Sep 2006 02:27 GMT
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