Thai premier Thaksin rebuffs resignation call after election

BANGKOK, Thailand - Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra answers media questions on arrival at the headquarters of his ruling Thai Rak Thai Party in Bangkok on April 3. He rebuffed calls for his resignation, saying that he would make a decision on his political future after ballot counting ends. (Kyodo)

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