Thai Printer Leaves Out NY Times Article on Thai Economy

The International New York Times has blamed its printer in Thailand for removing an article on the country's stagnant economy and leaving a blank space on the front page. The November 29 article headlined "Thai Economy and Spirits are Sagging," described a moribund economy, pessimism after years of political turmoil and succession concerns surrounding 87-year-old King Bhumibol. Instead, parts of the front page and page six of the print edition were left blank and carried...

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