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BANGKOK, Thailand — In Myanmar, the regime's helicopter gunships, mortars and other weapons are successfully crippling a 52-year-long struggle for autonomy waged by mostly Christian, ethnic minority Kachin guerrillas along the northernmost border with China.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Afghanistan's Taliban "obviously" could "explore" the possibility of turning Gen. David Patraeus's adultery into anti-American propaganda, but "there are probably other issues that they could focus on, besides the Petraeus matter," U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said Thursday (November 15).
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand and New Zealand sound like the best places in Asia to be a prostitute because repressive laws, religions, traditions and other controls make sex workers' lives miserable, dangerous, violent and victimized elsewhere.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The death of Cambodia's Norodom Sihanouk on Monday (October 15) in Beijing symbolized how China had sheltered him in a mansion with personal medical, diplomatic and financial assistance throughout much of his often bloody reign.
BANGKOK, Thailand — A Burmese drug lord and five gang members pleaded guilty in China to murdering 13 innocent Chinese sailors on the Mekong River, and loading nearly one million illegal amphetamine pills onto their two cargo ships during a murky smuggling scam.
BANGKOK, Thailand — A $49 million U.S. government effort began on Thursday (August 9) to cleanse deadly Agent Orange herbicide from a former air base in Danang, central Vietnam, where Americans stored, loaded and washed chemical weapons while spraying the country during the Vietnam War.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's military, narcotics bureau, airports and other security forces bought 1,576 fake "bomb detectors" for $30 million, investigators said, which the army currently uses against Islamist guerrillas despite a U.S. Embassy alert that the devices are "like a toy."
BANGKOK, Thailand — The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) was unable to convince Thailand to allow U.S. aircraft designed for "probing a vast expanse of the Southeast Asian atmosphere" to launch from a former Vietnam War-era American air base.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Burma's Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi arrived in Bangkok on Tuesday (May 29), the first time since 1988 that she has been out of her country where she suffered more than 15 of house arrest before being elected to parliament in April.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Police said they seized one million illicit methamphetamine pills, weeks after discovering nearly 50 million legal tablets to treat common ailments had been stolen from Thailand's hospitals, to make powerful speed drugs to sell to addicts.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra hopes assassins will stop hunting him, and a deal can be arranged allowing him to dodge imprisonment and return home a free man.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Burma's Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi is predicted to easily win parliament seat in Sunday's (April 1) by-election, amid expectations that Washington will respond by easing economic sanctions, but the polls also symbolize how far she has fallen.
BANGKOK, Thailand — One of Thailand's most powerful politicians has denied accusations that "he was drunk" in Parliament, prompting a lively public debate about alcohol use by politicians and the legal limits on reporting such allegations.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Police discovered on Wednesday (Feb. 22) more signs, printed with an Arabic word describing "baked clay," pasted on Bangkok's streets allegedly by Iranians who prematurely set off bombs made of clay-like C-4 explosives while plotting to assassinate Israeli diplomats.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Three Iranians who were arrested for allegedly setting off clay-like C-4 bombs in Bangkok on Valentine's Day, pasted more than 50 signs printed with an Arabic word describing "baked clay" pinpointing more than 27 sites including near the American Embassy, police said.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Police hunted on Friday (Feb. 17) for a fifth alleged terrorist who may have taught three arrested Iranians how to bomb Israeli diplomats in Bangkok, and released a photo showing the trio celebrating with Thai girls at a sleazy beach resort before bungling their plot.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Malaysia arrested on Wednesday (Feb. 15) an alleged member of an Iranian bomb-making gang who plotted to assassinate Israeli diplomats, one day after he fled Bangkok where their house exploded and another Iranian had destroyed his own legs in a bungled blast while battling police.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Israel and the U.S. issued emergency warnings after a suspected Iranian bomb-maker blundered by exploding his rented safe-house and challenging police in Bangkok's streets, resulting in injuries to four civilians and accidentally blowing one of his own legs off.
BANGKOK, Thailand — After guests toasted a princess during a royal banquet inside the Grand Palace, dinner talk turned to Thailand's troubled, five-month-old government, stumbling from crisis to crisis, including its newest decision which places one of its cabinet members in the cross-hairs of the U.S. Treasury Department.
BANGKOK, Thailand — A Thai businesswoman, who is banned by the U.S. Treasury Department from doing business with Americans because she allegedly facilitated financial transactions for Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's wife, has been appointed as the prime minister's office minister.
BANGKOK, Thailand — An imprisoned Lebanese-Swedish terror suspect said he stockpiled medical "cool packs" which "contained ammonia" for commerical export, and is not a Hezbollah member, after being arrested for possessing 10 gallons (38 liters) of ammonium nitrate which can be used to build bombs.
BANGKOK, Thailand — When the United States Embassy issued a travel advisory about "foreign terrorists" in Bangkok last weekend, the warning may have prevented a massive car bombing in an area popular with Western tourists.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Security officials arrested a suspected Hezbollah "terrorist" attempting to leave the country from Bangkok's international airport, after a three-week investigation involving Israel, Thailand's prime minister, and the U.S. State Department.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's war against minority Islamist guerrillas in the south, which killed more than 5,000 people during the past eight years, could escalate into an international security crisis similar to Yemen or Afghanistan, Britain's ambassador said.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The government's first apparent attempt to win an amnesty for former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who is a convicted international fugitive, failed after it was condemned as inappropriate to include him among 26,000 criminals eligible for a possible royal pardon.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Worsening floods, which killed 506 people, are inundating more of Bangkok, prompting warnings about how to avoid disease, electrocution, crocodiles and other dangers in the infectious, garbage-strewn water which thousands of people are wading through to reach food, work, hospitals and transportation.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's new prime minister is suffering criticism for her failures while tackling massive floods which killed 356 people, knocked out U.S. and other foreign factories, and rendered thousands of people homeless, but three months of thunderstorms and decades of poor preparations are mostly to blame.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Floods have smothered much of Thailand, killing at least 317 people and prompting Bangkok to surround itself with makeshift walls, leaving those outside the perimeter to suffer from diverted water, reminiscent of medieval times when people dug moats and sealed off their fortress cities against plague, war and other calamities.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The worst floods in decades have killed 261 people, swamped an export manufacturing zone, and caused millions of dollars in damage to crops and property while government officials publicly prayed to Buddha and prepared Bangkok for a destructive deluge.
BANGKOK, Thailand — A parade by proud students wearing Nazi uniforms with swastika armbands, carrying toy rifles and led by a girl dressed as Hitler with a fake moustache, has resulted in condemnation by the U.S.-based Simon Wiesenthal Center and public debate in Thailand about their understanding of the Holocaust.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency may have used Bangkok's former Don Muang International Airport as its secret prison to torture a suspected Muslim terrorist, the first time a specific location has ever been described within Thailand, according to statements by the Libyan who survived.
BANGKOK, Thailand — When voters recently elected a crude, joke-cracking, former massage parlor tycoon to parliament, no one expected him to immediately unleash a video sting against Thailand's biggest illegal casino, and topple the country's chief of police, plus the military-installed head of the National Security Council.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Each morning, Buddhist monks wrap themselves in saffron-colored robes and silently stroll, collecting alms in Thailand's three southern provinces while a phalanx of troops armed with assault rifles walk alongside, protecting them from Islamist assassins.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Parliament elected Yingluck Shinawatra as Thailand's first female prime minister on Friday (August 5), but she faces a hostile U.S.-trained military which toppled her brother from power in a 2006 putsch and crushed last year's anti-coup Red Shirt insurrection, resulting in 91 people killed and 1,400 injured.
BANGKOK, Thailand — A birthday party's dinner guests were bubbling with cheer until the subject of China came up, causing some of the Thais to suddenly turn gloomy.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Yingluck Shinawatra expects to be confirmed as Thailand's first female prime minister next month, enabling Washington and Bangkok to resurrect their collaboration in America's war on terror which entwined the two democracies before the military toppled her brother's government five years ago.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Voters gave a strong mandate to elect Thailand's first female Prime Minister, Yingluck Shinawatra, on Sunday (July 3) so she can reverse a devastating 2006 coup by the U.S.-trained military and bring her toppled brother, former premier Thaksin Shinawatra, home from self-exile.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Burma's government told pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi that her political party was acting "against the law" and warned her to stop its activity, the same day she expressed "envy" for the Arab uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia.
BANGKOK, Thailand — If she becomes Thailand's first female prime minister after a nationwide election on July 3, Yingluck Shinawatra may start tribunals against the current government and military for their role in the deaths of 91 people during the army's assault against an anti-coup insurrection last year.
BANGKOK, Thailand — U.S. Marines have finished training Thailand's military and police to use electroshock Tasers to inflict "intense pain," shoot a blinding neurotoxin spray, and explode non-lethal grenades, one year after Bangkok's army unleashed snipers and armored personnel carriers against an anti-coup insurrection in which 91 people died.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Yingluck Shinawatra may become Thailand's first female prime minister next month, so Thais are focusing on her face, gender, inexperience and relationship to her "clone" brother, Thaksin, a popular premier who was overthrown by the U.S.-trained military in a bloodless 2006 coup.
BANGKOK, Thailand — One year after troops crushed a nine-week insurrection in Bangkok which left 91 people dead and 2,000 injured, the government and rebellious Red Shirts remain polarized, demanding prison sentences for leaders on both sides while preparing for a nationwide election.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Tired, poor, huddled people seeking jobs in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, America and Europe have died on the high seas, suffocated in vehicles, toiled in sweatshops, and been expelled to countries where dictators lock them up.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand and Cambodia fortified their border positions yesterday after four days of artillery and mortar battles killed seven Cambodian soldiers and five Thai troops, while both sides tried to dominate nearby ancient Hindu temple ruins which are potentially lucrative tourist sites.
BANGKOK, Thailand — William Young, a former U.S. Central Intelligence Agency paramilitary commander who spied on China and used tribesmen to kill Communists in Laos during the 1960s, died at home of a bullet to the head, clutching a crucifix alongside a gun, prompting speculation that he committed suicide. He was 76.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Police and health officials are investigating an international illegal "efficient embryo" syndicate after discovering a house occupied by Vietnamese women who were allegedly inseminated and kept throughout their pregnancies so an Internet-based company could sell their babies.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thousands of U.S. troops are currently training Bangkok's poorly disciplined, coup-prone military to "defend Thailand" while a bloody artillery duel between Thailand and Cambodia has disrupted their border, and a decades-long southern Muslim insurgency smolders out of control.
BANGKOK, Thailand — US investigators and Interpol successfully busted three Americans and a Canadian who traveled to Thailand and sexually abused pre-teen Thai boys, but human rights activists are still concerned that countless young victims remain unprotected.
BANGKOK, Thailand — In the royal splendor of the Grand Palace's Chakri Throne Hall, invited dignitaries included the prime minister, a princess, a former military junta leader, America's newly arrived ambassador and others at a black-tie awards presentation.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Aung San Suu Kyi's "irrelevant" political party has "little concern for the social and economic plight of most Burmese," so America should offer "security guarantees" to Burma's military dictators and their families to remove them from power, according to a U.S. Embassy cable released by WikiLeaks.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Will the world's drunks, playboys, voyeurs and tourists, gawking at topless prostitutes amid the naughty neon of Bangkok's tropical nights, help the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration catch the Golden Triangle's biggest alleged opium warlord whose 30,000 post-cannibal rebels dwell in the treacherous mountains of Burma?
BANGKOK, Thailand — America's Federal Bureau of Investigation, Drug Enforcement Administration, Department of Homeland Security and other agents are investigating "Russian organized crime networks" who are murdering and stealing in Thailand's most popular tourist beach resorts, according to a U.S. Embassy cable released by WikiLeaks.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The American who swam across a lake in 2009 and illegally spent two nights with Burma's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi in her home, resulting in an extension of her house arrest, said now that she is free, she will be "assassinated" as a pawn to topple the junta.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The U.S. Ambassador to Thailand warned that bribes, lies and a plot to have two U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents arrested in Bangkok had "infected" the extradition trial of alleged Russian arms smuggler Viktor Bout to New York, and the envoy suggested Thailand arrange testimony to correct the problems, according to two U.S. cables released by WikiLeaks.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Mournful Buddhist monks performed rituals to purge ghosts from a temple where more than 2,000 illegally aborted fetuses were hidden awaiting a secret cremation, but police said abortionists are now doing the operation in pregnant females' homes to avoid arrest.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Cambodian officials are investigating why a huge crowd panicked during a joyful Water Festival in Phnom Penh and stampeded across a narrow bridge, killing at least 378 people in Cambodia's worst tragedy since the Khmer Rouge's "killing fields" regime.
BANGKOK, Thailand — A U.S. State Department agent who escaped after being kidnapped and beaten for two weeks by Iraqis, and who interrogated an Islamist involved in beheading Daniel Pearl in Pakistan, is now advising Thailand's police, palace guards and prime minister.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Buddhist-majority Thailand's anti-abortion laws will be enforced and police will raid illegal clinics, officials said, after discovering more than 2,000 aborted fetuses at a Buddhist temple where corrupt undertakers allegedly planned to secretly cremate them.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Freed after seven years under house arrest, Burma's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi said Sunday (November 14) she will investigate "many allegations of vote-rigging" in last week's election, but offered to talk with the ruling military junta and consider the effects of U.S.-led economic sanctions.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Minority ethnic Karen Buddhist guerrillas continued attacking Burmese troops for a second day on Monday, leaving 10 people injured and prompting 15,000 refugees to flee eastern Burma, hours after the country manipulated an election to buff the junta's image.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Worsening eruptions from Indonesia's Merapi volcano killed at least 39 people, wiped out farmlands for the next 10 years, and forced airlines to cancel or divert flights along a volcano-studded "Ring of Fire" in Southeast Asia's densely populated equatorial zone.
BANGKOK, Thailand — China is expanding its military reach by sending, for the first time, the Marine Corps of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) to train with another country during an October 26-November 14 exercise with Thailand.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Rescuers struggled Wednesday (October 27) to reach victims of Indonesia's earthquake, tsunami and volcano in two separate locations, where at least 113 people drowned along Sumatra island's coastal fault-line, while 18 more perished on central Java island from spewing Mount Marapi.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Increasingly deadly bomb attacks across Bangkok have plunged this Buddhist-majority country into confusion, despair and fear because its military and police, who received years of counter-terrorism training by the U.S., are unable to keep the capital safe.
BANGKOK, Thailand — To mark the fourth anniversary of Thailand's 2006 coup, thousands of pro-democracy Red Shirts on Sunday (September 19) seized Bangkok's most luxurious intersection, and mourned the 91 Reds who died during clashes earlier this year when they occupied the same crossroads.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Suspected Russian weapons smuggler Viktor Bout, who is fighting against extradition to the U.S., said a Thai Parliamentarian asked him how to "intercept" the private jet of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra so the fugitive politician could be arrested.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva is trying to repair damaged relations with the Kremlin after Moscow's foreign minister condemned a decision to extradite a suspected Russian weapons smuggler, Viktor Bout, from Bangkok to New York.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and the military are displaying a public show of unity, as the army prepares to install a hawkish commander after they defeated on May 19 a nine-week insurrection by "terrorist" Red Shirts.
BANGKOK, Thailand — To prevent another urban insurrection, new CCTV cameras will eyeball streets where 90 people died, mostly civilians, and 1,400 were injured when the military battled Red Shirt protesters and crushed their bamboo barricades in April and May.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's military-backed government has frozen bank accounts belonging to wealthy suspected supporters of Bangkok's bloody insurrection, amid fears that the Red Shirts are plotting revenge after their bamboo barricades were crushed and 90 people died.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Red Shirt protesters allegedly set fire to 40 buildings including luxury shopping malls, banks, the Stock Exchange and offices, after losing their stronghold when soldiers used armored personnel carriers to crush their barricades, ending their six-week-long occupation.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Black smoke billows from burning tires in the streets, creating small volcanoes fed by angry Red Shirt protesters armed with Molotov cocktails, slingshots and fireworks against trained snipers and inexperienced troops.
BANGKOK, Thailand — He boasts of killing 20 Thai communists and fondly recalls working with the CIA, but denies suspicions that he leads a death squad, involved in bombings and shootings to help the Red Shirts cripple Bangkok.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Two Thai faces appear behind the sharpened bamboo poles and hundreds of car tires which form lengthy menacing barricades, now stinking of urine, rotten food and other debris, along Bangkok's busy downtown streets.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Searching among bloodstained streets and grainy videos, investigators are trying to identify a handful of mysterious, black-clad men who fired assault rifles and possibly grenade launchers during Bangkok's clash on April 10, which left 24 people dead and 900 injured.
BANGKOK, Thailand — When Country Joe and The Fish performed their famous satirical protest song "Fixin' To Die" during the 1960s, they influenced many people to oppose America's disastrous Vietnam War.
BANGKOK, Thailand — A poet named Mainueng Korkuntee holds chilled vials of human blood, which he uses to paint on a long, white, cotton cloth banner.
BANGKOK, Thailand — An Arlington, Virginia-based company is defending its harshly criticized US $ 9.7 million sale of a helium-filled blimp, equipped with infrared thermal cameras, to Thailand's army for hunting Islamist guerrillas in the south.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The Commander of the U.S. Army Pacific, Lt. Gen. Benjamin Mixon, predicted a coup was "unlikely" during the Pentagon's military training exercise on Thai soil, but a powerful Red Shirt opposition movement has now targeted America's relations with Thailand's coup-minded army.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's military wants the U.S. to provide satellite equipment and imagery, so it can hunt thousands of Islamist separatists who are killing Thai troops and civilians with hidden roadside bombs in the south.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand and Cambodia have descended into a loud political feud about Bangkok's 2006 coup, and Thailand's current threat to demand the extradition of its fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Burma must free Aung San Suu Kyi from house arrest and allow her to participate in a nationwide election, otherwise the vote will not be credible and U.S. economic sanctions will not be lifted, a U.S. State Department official warned after meeting her in Rangoon.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Newly obtained documents, prepared by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), portray an elaborate sting operation to capture alleged weapons trafficker Viktor Bout in Bangkok, and America's current appeal to extradite him to New York.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Demands for an international blockade against weapons sales to Burma, in response to the military regime's detention of Aung San Suu Kyi, will face difficult challenges from defiant Chinese, Russian, East European and North Korean arms dealers.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Burma's military regime wants the world's most famous political prisoner, Aung San Suu Kyi, to confess why she allegedly broke the law to shelter an American Mormon who "had a vision," sneaked into her mildewing villa, and made…
BANGKOK, Thailand — The International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague, Netherlands, expects U.S. President Barack Obama to allow it to put Americans on trial, but not prosecute former President George W. Bush or his officials for alleged torture or other war crimes.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, and three of his top ministers, are being protected against an "assassination attempt," after crushing an insurrection in Bangkok.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The army opened fire with M-16 assault rifles against thousands of protesters who burnt buses, hijacked a natural gas tanker truck, blocked streets, and surrounded government buildings during worsening political…
TACHILEK, Burma — Fake Viagra, America's anti-Saddam Hussein playing cards, Marlboros stuffed with Burmese tobacco, and the skulls and skins of endangered animals are just some of the hustles in this squalid, corrupt, suspicious border town.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The government declared a "state of emergency" after failing to stop protesters who attacked the prime minister's car and seized armored personnel carriers, one day after forcing foreign leaders to evacuate by…
BANGKOK, Thailand — Threatened by tens of thousands of "red shirts," who are crippling Bangkok's streets while demanding elections, the government promised to prevent a "bloodbath" or any repeat of the November blockade of Bangkok's airports which stranded…
BANGKOK, Thailand — An estimated 1.7 million corpses are rotting in Cambodia's "killing fields," including two Americans from California and Minneapolis, whose blank-faced alleged torturer appeared in court at the start…
BANGKOK, Thailand — An international trial starts next week in Cambodia, against five of Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge, but the British head of the Defense Support Section warns "it is not a clear-cut murder case" despite skeletons in mass graves…
BANGKOK, Thailand — The international airport is open after a political blockade stranded 350,000 passengers, but Thailand is now grappling with a powerful fugitive who wants to fly his jet on a do-or-die arrival, to topple the government.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thai security forces allegedly burned, buried, sodomized and stuck needles into victims, and abandoned people in the sea to die, according to survivors and human rights groups, but the prime minister and military denied systematic abuse.
SAN FRANCISCO — Sleek limousines and ambitious "dot commies" have buffed this city with a glossy, corporate sheen, but revolutionary graffiti, gang killings, and financial havoc reveal that San Francisco's steep hills have turned into slippery politicized…
BANGKOK, Thailand — People cheering "Happy New Year 2009" during a boozy Bad Boy Party, ignited fireworks inside an upscale nightclub, sparking an inferno which burnt to death 60 victims and injured 100 others who tried to escape.
BANGKOK, Thailand — In this mimic-happy land brimming with counterfeit designer goods, illegal software, duplicated movies, sham medicine, forged passports, and other professionally faked items, genuine fear has suddenly appeared.
BANGKOK, Thailand — A Canadian who allegedly arranged for Americans to sexually abuse "pre-pubescent" boys in his home for payment, while he taught at a prestigious school in Bangkok, was arrested in London by the U.S. Justice Department working with British police.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Abhisit Vejjajiva, a bland, squeaky clean, yuppie politician whose party failed to win a national election, was chosen as prime minister on Monday, boosted by the military and Bangkok's elite after his opposition party formed a shaky coalition…
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's crippled government is struggling to find a new prime minister and prevent a return of protesters who easily sabotaged Bangkok's airports, stranding more than 300,000 travelers.
BANGKOK, Thailand —Emergency flights are evacuating thousands of Bangkok's grounded passengers, but that is only a trickle of the 100,000 or more people who want to escape this country's insurrection.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Travelers, businessmen and reporters, unable to fly through Bangkok's barricaded airports, were telling the world about dysfunctional Thailand, including a prediction that Al Qaeda terrorists will be delighted to learn…
BANGKOK, Thailand — Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat clamped a "state of emergency" on Bangkok's two main airports, and ordered the navy, air force and police to remove protesters who barricaded thousands of passengers from arriving or departing.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The victory by mobs wearing royalist yellow shirts, who easily seized Bangkok's glistening international airport and blocked thousands of arriving and departing passengers, is a calculated gamble to see who can provoke the most bloodshed or misery.
BANGKOK, Thailand — A series of deadly bombings, including Thursday's (November 20) attack which killed one person and injured 29 others, have shattered this Buddhist-dominated capital's polite, care-free ambiance, and worsened the paralysis within Thailand's besieged government.
ALCATRAZ ISLAND, California — To escape from this prison built on jagged rocks in the San Francisco Bay, an inmate needed to swim through poisonous jellyfish, numbness, exhaustion, tides, and angry guards trying to kill him.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The world's most famous political prisoner, Aung San Suu Kyi, completes 13 years under house arrest on Friday (October 24), refusing to leave Burma for freedom in self-exile because she fears the military regime would block her future return.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The latest gunfire and two deaths along the disputed Thai-Cambodian border on Wednesday (October 15) threaten to escalate into open warfare between these two Buddhist countries, pitting Bangkok's U.S.-trained military against some of the late Pol Pot's former Khmer Rouge forces.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Bloody political street fighting, and ominous demands for another military coup, have split this usually mellow Buddhist country, mutating its "Land of Smiles" logo into a painful grimace.
SAN FRANCISCO — Political cartoonist Pat Oliphant, who wields ink to warn and ridicule, hopes U.S. presidential candidate John McCain "would disappear" and fears vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin is "obviously not ready to be the leader of the free world."
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's crippled government appointed on Wednesday (September 17) a new prime minister, Somchai Wongsawat, but the soft-spoken bureaucrat with questionable family relations faces the same anti-democracy forces which toppled two previous elected leaders.
BANGKOK, Thailand — An angry Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej vowed not to resign, despite being locked out of his office building when more than 30,000 rowdy protestors crippled Bangkok, hoping to topple his elected government.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The world's newest international fugitive from arrest is a wealthy, square-faced man with a PhD. in criminal justice from a university in Texas, and a former hand-holding ally of U.S. President George W. Bush.
BANGKOK, Thailand — U.S. President George W. Bush arrived to meet a tantrum-prone Thai prime minister, express America's "opposition to China's detention of political dissidents," and later plot with Burmese to force regime change in Burma.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Wounded and terrified survivors waited for help on Tuesday, picking through flimsy bamboo, thatch and wooden wreckage in villages flattened by Cyclone Nargis, which Burma's military regime said killed more than 22,000 people on the exposed Irrawaddy River delta.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The U.S. Air Force wanted to use "nuclear weapons" against Vietnam in 1959 and 1968, and Laos in 1961, to obliterate communist guerrillas, according to newly declassified secret U.S. Air Force documents.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Coup-crazy Thailand is spooked about another possible putsch, after Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej condemned a fortune teller who met the frustrated leader of the 2006 coup.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency's attempt to extradite a Russian, Viktor Bout, to America for alleged terrorism is not supported by evidence and is based on "blah blah blah," according to his lawyer.
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HOI AN, Vietnam — Foreign backpackers and the United Nations have helped Vietnam's communists rescue this exquisite town, which became dilapidated after wealthy shippers and merchants abandoned it more than 100 years ago.
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — "The communists still control the government, but now they allow capitalism, because they know they were wrong," said a Vietnamese man who suffered several months in a communist "re-education" camp in 1975 because he collaborated with Americans.
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BANGKOK, Thailand — Submitting to "her surrender" and challenging Bangkok's coup-installed junta, fugitive Pojaman Shinawatra returned to Thailand to defend her role in alleged corruption committed when her husband was prime minister.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Rebellious voters defied Thailand's 15-month- old military coup, and cast their ballots overwhelmingly for a politician who supports ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, despite the junta's tribunals which indicted Mr. Thaksin for alleged massive corruption.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's upcoming election on Sunday (December 23) may be won by an "ultra right-wing" politician whose plan to defy last year's coup and bring back disgraced Thaksin Shinawatra from self-exile could bitterly divide this Buddhist- majority, U.S. ally.
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BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's next prime minister could be a "vulgar" and "ultra right-wing" politician who shocked this Buddhist nation when he used the f-word during a boisterous televised news conference.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Burma is apparently using photos sent to Web sites, TVs and other media to arrest protestors, while praising China's 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown which turned foreign news videos into virtual wanted posters to capture its dissidents.
BANGKOK, Thailand — A Burmese man who hijacked a Thai International Airways passenger plane, to publicize his country's struggle against its military regime, says other protestors in Burma should not seize aircraft but find "dramatic" and "creative ways" to gain world support.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Dodging a deadly military crackdown, bloggers in Burma are now on the front lines providing news and photos of death and insurrection.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Much of the world now knows about Burma's struggling Buddhist revolution for democracy, but the dictator who rules the country is still obscure, grimly hidden behind dark sunglasses and a uniform decorated with military medals.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Tens of thousands of maroon-robed monks are trying to stage a Buddhist revolution against Burma's military regime, but Buddhists in next-door Thailand have not lent support to the Burmese quest for democratic enlightenment.
BANGKOK, Thailand — One year after the military toppled Thailand's elected government in a bloodless coup, this Buddhist- majority ally of America now suffers splits over its failure to put ousted officials on trial for alleged corruption and extra-judicial killings.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Jakrapob Penkair, a leading enemy of Thailand's ruling junta, wants the military officers who staged last year's bloodless coup to be put on trial and jailed for life, and face possible execution.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's coup-installed military regime has told citizens to vote "yes" for a new constitution, written while half the country is muzzled under martial law, or accept a mysterious back-up constitution which is being kept secret from the public.
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BANGKOK, Thailand — After a U.S. Justice Department undercover agent displayed a Stinger air-to-surface missile in a bugged Hilton Hotel room in Sacramento, California, paranoia began to spread.
BANGKOK, Thailand — He shot 55 men and women in the back, killing them with a burst of bullets aimed at the heart, while each person was tied to a wooden cross.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Buddhists have become obsessed with a magic amulet which resembles a rap star's bling-sized medallion, despite warnings that the circular icon is a cosmic crutch, corrupting religion and society.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Traumatized Thais scooped the charred chunks of a Buddhist woman's corpse off the street, wrapped the blackened pieces in white cloth, and showed the grisly evidence to Thailand's coup leader.
BANGKOK, Thailand — This Buddhist-majority nation is gripped with suspense over an unsolved, bloody New Year's Eve terrorist attack in Bangkok. Who planted nine bombs in the capital's streets during public count-down celebrations, killing three people and injuring 30 others in neon-lit darkness?
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BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's U.S.-backed military regime is warning that Islamist insurgent infiltrators will try to bomb Bangkok and escalate their war for independence, which has killed 2,000 people in the past three years.
BANGKOK, Thailand — London's Tate Modern museum recently discovered a woman who, wielding a sharp blade, obsessively cut more than 80 words from 123 books, including our nonfiction tome, "Hello My Big Big Honey!" Love Letters to Bangkok Bar Girls and Their Revealing Interviews.
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BANGKOK, Thailand — The military junta, which overthrew prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra in a coup, cancelled his diplomatic passport after linking his supporters to deadly New Year bomb blasts.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Eight small bombs which killed three people and injured 38, including nine foreigners during Bangkok's New Year celebrations, were a plot by supporters of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, according to the military junta which overthrew him in a September coup.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's U.S.-trained military has been unable to crush Muslim guerrillas in the south
BANGKOK, Thailand — The horror of 78 Muslim men who were forcibly tied up, laid out like logs in army trucks, crushed until their eyes bled and they suffocated to death, has not been forgotten despite the coup regime's apology.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra is willing to stand trial for corruption and extrajudicial murders allegedly committed during his reign, and wants to return from self-exile when martial law is lifted, his lawyer said in an interview.
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BANGKOK, Thailand — The American Embassy pressured Thailand's military junta to lift martial law within 10 days, but coup leader Gen. Sonthi Boonyaratkalin warned of problems "if martial law is lifted too soon."
BANGKOK, Thailand — The military coup leaders promised to investigate alleged corruption committed during ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra's reign, including his family's 1.9 billion U.S. dollar telecommunications sale, Thailand's purchase of American bomb-detection scanners, and other big ticket items.
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BANGKOK, Thailand — The U.S. military in South Korea warned its troops not to travel to Thailand because the aftermath of Bangkok's coup could turn anti-American, but about 60 Thais defied martial law on Monday (September 25) and denounced the new military junta as "demented and ridiculous."
BANGKOK, Thailand — Thailand's new constitution should boost the right to strike and form unions, end discrimination against politicians without Bachelor's degrees, nationalize public and security infrastructure, and allow people to vote from any ballot box in the country, reformists said.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The wife of self-exiled billionaire Thaksin Shinawatra, and two of their adult children, did not flee abroad after a bloodless military coup toppled his elected government, paving the way for possible prosecution of his family members for alleged corruption and tax evasion, reports said Friday (September 22).
BANGKOK, Thailand — Military coup leaders on Thursday (September 21) hunted for politicians, officials and other collaborators of the toppled elected government and hauled some in for questioning, after the billionaire prime minister, his family, and several ministers fled to Europe.
BANGKOK, Thailand — The six highest-ranking, U.S.-trained, military and police officers in this Southeast Asian nation presented themselves on Wednesday (September 20) as Thailand's new self-appointed coup leaders, warning people not to destabilize their junta, and promising to install a civilian interim prime minister within two weeks, so elections could be staged in one year.
BANGKOK, Thailand — Troops from Thailand's U.S.-trained military, backed by tanks and armored personnel carriers, seized the prime minister's office on Tuesday (September 19) night and filled TV screens with propaganda, in a bloodless coup led by a "revolutionary body" to end corruption and stop perceived attacks on the king.
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San Francisco — Questions and Answers with William Burroughs:
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Vt. neighbors say man in NH hotel stabbing had temperBy LISA RATHKE
The Associated Press | January 31,2013AP Photo
An undated photo provided by the White Mountain School in Bethlehem, N.H., shows Catherine Houghton, who was a trustee of the school.WEST DANVILLE Some residents of the small hometown of a man charged with stabbing a 70-year-old woman to death at a New Hampshire hotel said Wednesday the suspect was known for having a short fuse.
Prosecutors say 37-year-old Rodney Hill, of West Danville, repeatedly stabbed the woman Monday night in the lobby of the Hampton Inn in Littleton in what officials call a random attack.
Catherine Houghton, of Novato, Calif., died at a hospital shortly after the attack. She was a 1960 graduate of the White Mountain School in nearby Bethlehem and a member of the schools board of trustees. School officials said she was in town for board meetings Sunday and Monday and remained an extra day to rehearse with the schools a cappella choir.
What motivated the attack on Houghton is unknown. Prosecutors say Hill and Houghton were strangers who happened to be registered at the same hotel Monday night.
Jeff Downs, owner of Joes Pond Country Store, said Wednesday that Hill was a frequent customer of the store and its small cafe counter and that it didnt take much to set him off.
Downs said Hill was in early Sunday the day before Houghton was killed and was making such a ruckus that Downs came downstairs from his office to see what was going on. He said waitress Evelyn Daly told him, Oh, its just Rodney going off.
But Downs said that same waitress was so distraught Wednesday that she had to go home. Downs said she told him before leaving, It could have happened to any of us.
Downs said Hill was often very loud and opinionated but he never felt threatened by him. But Downs also said he was always happy to see him leave.
Katharine Pastula, who also works at the country store, said Hill could get riled up but she was never frightened by him. Hill did welding and other maintenance work on her familys farm, and they were shocked to learn of the charges against him, she said.
Hill graduated from Danville High School in 1993 and lives with his wife, Amy, and three children. Amy Hill has not returned a message seeking comment. The driveway at the familys home is posted with a No Trespassing sign.
Hill was arraigned on two second-degree murder charges Tuesday and is being held without bond. He is due back in court Tuesday for an evidentiary hearing.
Public defender Martha Hornick, who represented Hill during his brief court appearance, didnt immediately return calls seeking comment.
Senior Assistant Attorney General Susan Morrell said Wednesday that Houghtons autopsy has been completed but results wouldnt be released until today.
Houghtons is the first killing since 1999 in Littleton a community of 4,000 just west of the White Mountains National Forest in northwest New Hampshire, near the Vermont border.
Houghton held masters and doctoral degrees from Stanford University, had served in the Peace Corps in Nepal and worked as an international officer for Bank of America before joining the global business arm of the Commerce Department often working under the auspices of the U.S. Foreign Service at embassies worldwide.
Every indication Ive been given is, frankly, that this is a random, senseless attack, said Timothy Breen, head of the White Mountain School.MORE IN Vermont NewsGoddard College is getting national attention for its choice in commencement speaker for the... Full StoryWESTON As Pope Francis prepares to gather the worlds Catholic bishops at the Vatican this... Full StoryFather speaks out Full Story
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shortbow-better cc/kiting/keeping target slowed
longbow- better single shot burst
i ahvent used a long in a while but hoping to get a extrao bonebow soon to give it a go again..
finally got an extrao bonebow, along with crafted a legendary hard leather quiver.with longbow/quiver combo i can easily solo LL diff.the burst damage is very good as long as you ahve good damagre/crit on your gear.
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Today, about fifteen Occupy members worked to clean up the remains of the camp before the in driving, snow-filled winds. The park ground was soggy, and the left over items from the camp -- from both occupiers and the city's homeless who used the camp to weather the winter -- were piled on tarps in an effort to keep them dry.
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This is by far my favourite Elena "crying" moment. Not only because Nina acted it out so well but because the moment is so genuine and real. This is Elena; the girl who usually keeps all of her emotions bottled inside and says "I'm fine", spilling out all of her inner demons to the one she loves. He doesn't lie and tell her that everything is going to be okay. He stands there with so much pain in his eyes as he watches the love of his life crumble. He listens, he lets her pour it all out before pulling her into his arms just as she crashes against him. Then he just holds her, kisses her hair and tries to soothe her and she immediately calms down. They both know things aren't going to be easy but he shows that he's there for her. Stefan will always be there for her. Together they will fight through it all. It's a real relationship.
One of my favorite Stelena moments. They both acted this superbly and it just further proves how much Delena is a joke. When has Elena ever opened up to Damon about how she was feelings? When have they ever had a real conversation about not their actual relationship (and the problems with it) what was bothering her in her life? Like normal boyfriends and girlfriends do? I guess they don't have time in between all the sex sessions.
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02. CiCi was a girl with a lot of attitude... but her life was a little screwed up sometimes.3 Reviews
A little character analysis of CiCi and her life in Florida.
"Hey CiCi it's Gerard, of course. I'm just calling to say good night but I guess you've already fallen asleep. 15 days until the tour is over and my first stop is Florida. I miss you so much, and I know I tell you every night, but I'm telling you again that you are the last thought before I go to bed, and you're who I think about when I wake up. I can't wait to see you again. Good night babe." And the message cut off. CiCi smiled to herself, content that there was a boy on the other side of the country who cared so much about her. She got out of bed and picked up some clothes to wear that day to the shop and got dressed, brushing her hair and teeth. She wasn't sure if it was too early as she dialed Gerard's number, three rings and he picked up, not sounding groggy or anything.
"Hello?" He asked, sounding slightly busy but a smile still audible in his voice.
"Hey you." She said softly.
"CiCi. Did you get my voicemail last night?" He asked, the grin able to be heard.
"Yes. It was very sweet of you Gerardo." She said, laughing softly.
"I try." He said, laughing as well. There was a silence before CiCi spoke again.
"So you're coming to see me in fifteen days?" She asked.
"Fourteen days and counting." He said. She smiled and giggled softly at that.
"You're too adorable." She told him, grabbing her car keys, cigarettes and money, putting them in her pockets. She smiled as he began talking about his morning, laughing at his story he was telling about how Mikey literally pulled him out of bed. She got into her car and pulled out of the driveway, putting her phone on speaker and flipping it shut so it was easier to talk to him. She pulled into the parking lot of the tattoo shop she was a receptionist at and pouted.
"I have to Gerardo. I'm at work." CiCi said sadly. She heard him sigh on the other line and frowned.
"Aw okay. Can I call you later?"
"Of course!" She said, smiling.
"Alright, I'll talk to you later then."
"Mk, buh bye!" She said, flipping her phone open to shut off the call and then flipping it shut, getting out of the car and hooking her keys onto her belt loop, sighing at another day of work.
It was around one and CiCi was talking to Erik, sitting on the counter. The shop was slow and nothing was going on. Erik had an appointment around 2 and CiCi got off at 4 when Tommy, the other receptionist came in.
"Erik, I really like him!" CiCi whined to Erik, pushing him playfully.
"I still can't believe Gerard Way has a crush on you. How did you manage that one?"
"I told you! That night I went to that show a couple weeks ago with Sammy, they were there performing, and I was leaning against the wall outside, smoking a cigarette one minute then the next I look up and he's standing there in front of me, looking timid as hell."
"He's a timid one?" Erik asked, raising an eyebrow. CiCi laughed.
"Shut up. Anyways he's coming to visit me in fourteen days."
"Really?" Erik asked.
"Yes. He's so sweet Erik, and funny and he cares about me even though all we spent together was that one night."
"What did you guys do that night anyways, you never told me. Details now little CiCi."
"Well after we met we walked to the park downtown you know, the one thats a couple blocks from the club. Anyways we sat out there practically all night long, just talking, laughing, kissing of course... God he's an amazing kisser Erik." She said, her voice laced with a air of dreaminess.
"Eww okay shut up CiCi!" Erik said, pushing her playfully. "But you didn't like... fuck him did you?"
"No way Erik. Even if I wanted to, he's too... amazingly sweet for me to want to have sex with him so soon... does that make sense at all?" She asked him, her expression slightly confused. Erik nodded.
"I know what you mean." He told her, smiling. She nodded, hopping off the counter to go into Felicia's back room. Felicia was twenty seven and beautiful, she was like CiCi's mother because her mom had died of a heroin overdose when CiCi was ten, leaving CiCi with her father who died of a broken heart soon after. CiCi was adopted by Felicia when Felicia was eighteen, and she took her under her wing, getting her this job at the shop and letting her live with her while she went to college. Felicia waved CiCi in.
"Hey baby girl whats going on? How're things with sir Gerardo?" She asked, smirking. CiCi smiled.
"Things are fine. He's coming to see me in fourteen days."
"Lucky girl. Hold onto that boy. It's rare you find a man whose in a band who is dedicated to giving his heart to a girl who he won't get to see too much." Felicia told her. Felicia used to be in love with this guy in a band, and then the band blew up and he left her for another girl. CiCi nodded apologetically. Felicia smirked at her.
"Did you... you know yet?"
"Felicia! I've only ever spent one night with him. No I didn't have sex with him, jeez." She said, laughing. Felicia laughed.
"I'm kidding hun. Well i've got an appointment who should be here any minute and I need to draw out her tattoo so I'll talk to you at home, okay?" She said. CiCi nodded and got up, leaving Felicia's back room.
'Yeah,' CiCi thought to herself. 'Another day at the shop.'


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