Bangkok Informer

Buriram United coach Scott Cooper has heaped praise on his charges after the Thai FA Cup winners gained the upper hand over Uzbekistan’s Bunyodkor with a 2-1 victory in their AFC Champions League last-16 first leg at the IMobile stadium on Tuesday. Full News here – NationMultimedia.com – Sports

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The government yesterday said projects under the Bt2-trillion loan plan to develop the country’s infrastructure will be carried out in a transparent manner, while urging all sectors to check the use of funds and ensure that money is used efficiently and without corruption. Full News here – NationMultimedia.com – Business

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Berlin – A German political party that wants to scrap the euro and bring back the Deutschmark will launch its programme Monday, half a year ahead of national elections. Full News here – NationMultimedia.com – Business

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Korat governor alarmed at level of off-season rice farming; 29 provinces now declared drought disaster zones Full News here – NationMultimedia.com –

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Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yoobamrung said yesterday that he would demand an explanation from the police about the violent clashes with protesters in November. He made this promise after watching video clips of police firing teargas at the protesting Pitak Siam group on November 24 and of police arresting a television cameraman. The clips were [...]

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A historic Buddhist site in Afghanistan appears likely to be spared demolition to make way for a copper mine after the Thai Foreign Ministry issued a statement yesterday saying the Afghan government “would do whatever possible” to conserve the site and preserve artefacts obtained from it. Full News here – NationMultimedia.com – National

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Pitak Siam group chief General Boonlert Kaewprasit yesterday vowed to mobilise up to 1 million supporters nationwide to join an anti-government rally on November 24. Full News here – NationMultimedia.com – Politics

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Hewlett-Packard (HP), the world’s largest technology firm, has vowed to overtake Asustek as the No.2 seller in the Thai notebook computer market within a year. After a full year of restructuring its global organisation and supply chain system, the US-based company is proceeding with its marketing plan to promote its notebooks to capitalise on the [...]

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BANGKOK — The price of oil extended gains Friday after the European Central Bank chief promised to do what it takes to keep the euro currency union intact and China stepped up stimulus efforts to counter its economic slowdown. By early … Full News here – Bangkok – Bing News

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