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Thailand
War, Elections, and Sexuality
Conflict and sex scandals have been dominating the headlines in Southeast Asia so far this year.
Time for ASEAN Peacekeeping Force
The latest clash between Cambodia and Thailand has underscored the need for a regional peacekeeping force. Indonesia should push for one now.
Thailand, Cambodia Spat Gets Ugly
Domestic politics could be pushing leaders of the two countries to more intense conflict as thousands flee border fighting.
Did Thais Use Chemical Weapons?
Cambodia accuses Thailand of using chemical weapons in their latest clash over Preah Vihear. It seems unlikely.
Thailand Election Preview
Thailand is set to hold elections this year. But don’t expect it to be all about Red Shirts vs Yellow Shirts.
Thai Bomb Talk
The government is diverting from the real issue of munitions by focusing on the type of weapons used at Preah Vihear.
India, Thailand Get Closer
Ties between India and Thailand are blossoming. But don’t expect China to be happy about it.
Lao Death Sparks Thai Outrage
A car accident involving the death of a young Lao girl is a reminder of class divisions in Thailand.
Mekong Damned in Laos
Despite environmental concerns and local protests, Laos is determined to follow through on a new dam project.
A Reporter's Life in Asia
A veteran journalist’s account of reporting from Southeast Asia offers a refreshing and honest account of the region.
Thai PM's Citizenship Woes?
Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva surprised many last month when he admitted he hadn’t given up British citizenship.
Internet Freedom Under Threat
Internet freedom is coming under increasing threat in Southeast Asia from overbearing governments.