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Thai PM says he will step down if national stability at stake
Thailand's embattled prime minister said he would step down if he believed he were an obstacle to his country's stability, in a BBC interview released on Tuesday.
Thai King to Supreme Court judges: "Do your duty" The Nation 27.04.2010 | Red shirts block highways leading to Bangkok The Nation 27.04.2010 |
 His Majesty the King last night said public officials should be strongly determined to perform their duties to the best of their ability, to maintain peace in the country. |  Red-shirt demonstrators are blocking main roads heading to Bangkok in many provinces to intercept motorcades of soldiers and police travelling to the capital to conduct crowd dispersal at Ratchaprasong intersection, their main protest site. |
PAD backs off from a rival rally to redsSirikul Bunnak and Anucha Charoenpo Bangkok Post 27.04.2010 | |
 The anti-Thaksin People's Alliance for Democracy has decided against holding a mass rally despite the seven-day deadline it gave the government to deal with the red shirt protesters having elapsed. |  Thailand's prime minister said Monday that his government is working to achieve normalcy in the country amid massive opposition protests, but warned it will take "time, patience and cooperation" from all parties involved. |
Thai security forces break "red-shirts" blockade on road nearby Bangkok Xinhua 27.04.2010 | |
 Jointed police-army forces Monday broke a "red-shirts" blockade on Phaholyothin Road in Klong Luang district of Pathum Thani province bordering capital Bangkok. |  Red-shirted anti-government protesters in the Thailand's northeastern province of Khon Kaen released a train transporting 80 soldiers, 23 military vehicles and military equipment to the country's south, after blocking the train for more than 24 hours. |
 The United States has condemned the deadly grenade attacks in Bangkok on Thursday night and called on all sides in Thailand to exercise restraint. |  Thousands of red-shirted anti-government protesters prevented nearly 300 soldiers in the northeastern Thai province of Khon Kaen on Wednesday from traveling to the country's deep south, fearing the troops were reinforcements for a crackdown on fellow protesters in Bangkok. |
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