where is thai prime minister now?
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Reference 1 is the latest on his whereabouts.  He just left Bali for Hong Kong.  He has been traveling and spending time close to Thailand.  The rumor is that he is trying to come back.  However, it is way too soon.  After awhile people could forget a lot about his problem allowing him to sneak in or actually come back to Thailand.\nHis family is still in Thailand (ref. 2).
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"Shaukat Aziz is the current Prime Minister of Pakistan. He was elected by the National Assembly on August 28, 2004, by a vote of 191 to 151 in the National Assembly."
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Since independence on August 31, 1957 followed by the formation of Malaysia on September 16, 1963, Malaysia has been led by four Prime Ministers who serve as the Head of Government.\n \n 1)Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra           1957-1970 \n 2)Tun Abdul Razak bin Dato' Hussein  1970-1976  \n 3)Tun Hussein Onn                    1976-1981 \n 4)Tun Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamad       1981-2003 \n 5)Dato’ Seri Abdullah bin Haji Ahmad 31/10/2003 \n    till date \n\nYour question is not correct.Because there is only 5 prime ministers upto date.Anyway I have answered your question with correct information.Elect my question as best answer since i answered your question with proper answer and wihtin few minutes.\n\nHappy New Year !!!
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He retired from public life in 1999. See his\nbiography on the ANC site (referenced below).
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he is busy performing in Asia nowadays.\nbut a plan of the States is there in the pipeline i presume
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Actually Mahinda Rajapakse was elected president in November of 2005, though he was the former prime minister. Ratnasiri Wickramanayak is now the Prime minister as of Nov 21st, 2005.
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Title: Leader of The Nationals; Deputy Prime Minister; Minister for Transport and Regional Services. \nParty: The Nationals \n\n\nParliament House Contact\nPO Box 6022\nHouse of Representatives\nParliament House\nCanberra ACT 2600\nTel: (02) 6277 7680\nFax: (02) 6273 4126\n\nMark Anthony James Vaile (born 18 April 1956), Australian politician, is Deputy Prime Minister of Australia and Leader of the National Party of Australia. He has been a member of the Australian House of Representatives since March 1993, representing the Division of Lyne, New South Wales.\n\nVaile was born in Sydney, New South Wales, and worked as a farm machinery retailer and stock and station and real estate agent before entering politics. He has never farmed his own land. He was a member of the Greater Taree City Council 1985-93, including three years as Deputy Mayor.\n\nVaile is married with three daughters and lives on a 40 ha (approx 99 acres) rural property outside Taree, New South Wales.\n\nVaile was Assistant National Party Whip 1994-96 and National Party Whip 1996-97. In 1997 he was appointed Minister for Transport and Regional Development, and in 1998 he became Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. In July 1999, following the resignation of Tim Fischer and the election of John Anderson as National Party leader, he was elected the party's Deputy Leader and became Minister for Trade. When John Anderson resigned in 2005, Vaile was elected Leader unopposed. On 6 July 2005 he was sworn in as Deputy Prime Minister.
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There is no embassy, but there is a Consul General.\n\nROYAL THAI CONSULATE-GENERAL \n1287 KALANI STREET, SUITE 103 \nHONOLULU, HI 96817 \nTel : (808) 845-7332 \nFax : (808) 848-0022 \nE-mail : cmiyabara@aol.com \nHonorary Consul-General, Mr. Colin Miyabara
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The prime minister is Gen. Soe Win
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In 1939 Siam changed its name to Thailand to reflect the change to a parliamentary monarchy.  They briefly used Siam during the time 1945–49 again.\nThis is fairly recent history.  Ancient kingdoms centered around various regions also existed, ex: Ayudha, Chiang Mai, and very ancient Khmer people in present day Cambodia.
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John Howard is the prime minister.
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Dr Manmohan Singh is the current and 14th prime minister of India. He was sworn in on May 22, 2004.
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i know....ex-prime minister for Malaysia
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Thaksin's Thai Rak Thai (TRT) party won a landslide victory in Thailand's 2001 general election. The electorate's strong disaffection with former prime minister Chuan Leekpai's pro-International Monetary Fund (IMF) economic policies was instrumental to Thaksin's victory. \n\nThe TRT pledged to improve rural living conditions through new subsidized loans and the creation of a debt moratorium for farmers. In addition, the party pledged to improve the nation's health-care system.\n\n\nThaksin, reputably Thailand's wealthiest man, also pledged major changes for his country's business sector. Economic liberalization demanded by the IMF threatened many of Thailand's wealthy elite in both the private and public sectors. Thaksin promised to create a debt-management company to remove bad assets from the country's banks and eliminate significant amounts of private- and public-sector corporate debt. \n\nThaksin also hinted that he would oppose IMF-dictated bankruptcy legislation that would have closed many Thai companies. And he also alluded that he would reduce foreign investment in Thailand to protect domestic companies.
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Yes. Currently ranked 48 in the provisional rankings for this season. Date of Birth 24 Aug 1972. Lives in Telford Shropshire. Highest Tournament Break 147 (Thailand Masters 1999). Turned Pro 1994. Best ranking performance last 16 (Thailand Masters 2001, China open 2005).
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No Ministry.  He's in the Office of the Prime Minister.
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Gee...what is going on there in S'pore??  When I was there a few months ago, everything was good at Pasir Ris...what happened??\nBring back LKY as PM!  He'll take care of it!