Thai PM: no decision yet on lifting martial law        BANGKOK, Nov. 14 (Xinhua) -- Thai Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said the cabinet has not yet discussed the lifting of martial law at its weekly meeting on Tuesday because "it is not an urgent matter", though there had been signs showing that a decision addressing the issue would be made this week.    4 officers charged of attempted murder of Thai former PM     BANGKOK, Nov. 13 (Xinhua) -- Thai National police chief Pol General Kowit Vatana signed on Monday an endorsement recommending four military officers be charged with trying to assassinate ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra in August, Thai media reported. Surayud becomes Thai interim PM ¡¤Meechai voted as Thai NLA speaker ¡¤Thai interim legislature to consider lifting political gatherings ban ¡¤Thai ex-PM's wife meets King's top advisor for Thaksin's return ¡¤Thai PM: ban on political rallies to ease, martial law remains ¡¤Thaksin wants to return, advised not for now ¡¤Thai gov't lifts ban on political gathering ¡¤Thai PM to visit Malaysia, seeks co-op on unrest ¡¤Thai Cabinet to decide on martial law Tuesday ¡¤Thai DM: Thaksin can return after martial law is lifted   ¡¤Thai PM visits Cambodia ¡¤Thailand's interim parliament to hold first session ¡¤Thai PM arrives in Cambodia on official visit ¡¤Thai PM says Thaksin can return "at appropriate time" ¡¤Thai King endorses National Legislative Assembly ¡¤Thailand to stick to parliamentary democracy ¡¤Thai constitution drafters selected ¡¤Thailand's policy will be in line with free market ¡¤Thai PM: Martial law to continue till political tension eases down ¡¤Thai new cabinet line-up announced    ¡¤Thailand's post-coup PM unveils cabinet ¡¤Thai new cabinet list submitted for royal approval ¡¤Core Thai Rak Thai members to choose acting party leader ¡¤Thaksin offers resignation from party leader ¡¤Thai central bank governor agrees to join interim cabinet ¡¤Over 100 Thai Rak Thai members resign their party membership ¡¤Thai new PM meets with U.S. ambassador ¡¤Thai new PM: One week needed for new interim cabinet ¡¤Surayud receives royal decree to become Thai interim PM ¡¤Surayud confirmed as Thailand's interim PM   ¡¤Thai military authority announces interim constitution ¡¤Thai King signs Interim Constitution ¡¤Interim charter submitted to Thai King for approval  ¡¤Thai coup leader says foreign media unfair ¡¤Thailand's new PM submitted for royal endorsement   ¡¤Thai new PM selected, name yet to be disclosed ¡¤Thai Activists demand fast return to democracy ¡¤Executives of Thai leading media group resign en masse ¡¤Good projects to be remained: Thai authority ¡¤CDRM: new Thai PM to be named next week   ¡¤Executives of Thai leading media group resign en masse ¡¤Thailand's CDRM now calls itself as CDR ¡¤Thai Council announces ban of political activity ¡¤CDRM vows to solve violence in Thai South ¡¤First explosion after coup hits Thailand, injuring 4   ¡¤Protesters of martial rule rally at Bangkok shopping center ¡¤Thai leading think tank: economy to grow despite coup ¡¤Thai CDRM chief receives King's endorsement ¡¤Thai Chamber of Commerce says political reform necessary ¡¤Thai military leaders ban political meetings   ¡¤Thaksin to take "deserved rest" from politics, calling for election ¡¤2 ousted ministers report themselves to Thai martial authority ¡¤Anti-Thaksin alliance dissolved ¡¤Thaksin's plane lands in Bangkok: military source ¡¤Thai martial authority tries to capture ousted minister ¡¤Ousted Thai PM arrives in London ¡¤Thai King's endorsement seen as evidence situation is under control ¡¤UN chief calls for new elections in Thailand ¡¤U.S. condemns military coup in Thailand ¡¤Thaksin' assets not frozen: Thai central bank governor ¡¤British foreign office confirms ousted Thai PM expected in London ¡¤Thai coup leader: civilian govt to be formed in 2 weeks ¡¤Thai coup commanders appointed posts ¡¤Thai business sector hopes minimal economic impact after coup ¡¤Thai coup commanders have anti-Thaksin group leaders in custody ¡¤Thai military takes over Thaksin's residences ¡¤Inmates in Bangkok Central Prison state riot ¡¤Thai military say political gatherings banned in Thailand ¡¤Thai coup leaders promise to hand over power to people ¡¤Coup d'etat launched in Thailand ¡¤Thai military coup ousts PM Thaksin when he is out ¡¤Thai Army Chief Songdhi is chief commander of coup: military source ¡¤Privy Counselor General Surayu Zhulanong to be new Thai PM: military source ¡¤Army commander takes over government, declares martial law ¡¤Thai caretaker cabinet dismissed, Constitution Court annulled after military coup: spokesman ¡¤Thai military issues statement on successful coup ¡¤Scheduled Thai prime minister speech at UN General Assembly canceled ¡¤Thai PM declares emergency state, later cut off ¡¤Thai military declares launch of coup ¡¤Coup rumors widely spread in Thailand ¡¤U.S. suspends aid to Thailand due to coup ¡¤UN official urges Thai authorities to respect basic rights ¡¤Int'l community urges Thailand to restore democracy ¡¤Thailand's coup is an internal matter: Cambodian newspaper ¡¤Canada "deeply concerned" by Thai military coup: FM ¡¤Asia-Pacific nations react to Thailand's military coup ¡¤Thailand's coup arouses concern from Asia-Pacific nations ¡¤Philippine military assures no coup against Arroyo ¡¤China: Changes in Thailand are internal affairs ¡¤Chinese FM warns nationals in Thailand to be cautious ¡¤International community reacts to military coup in Thailand ¡¤U.S. calls for peaceful solution to political difference in Thailand ¡¤EU presidency calls for restored democratic order in Thailand 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