Thailand's top opposition parties agree to link up after vote

BANGKOK (Bloomberg): Thailand’s two biggest pro-democracy parties agreed to join in a coalition that would give them a clear majority in the lower house, moving to quickly maintain momentum after a stronger-than-forecast showing in Sunday’s (May 14) elections.

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