Thailand’s Premier Becomes an Unlikely Peacekeeper
In the complex game of Thai politics, the opposition’s intransigent tactics may give Samak a chance to look good
North Korea Threatens Restart for Nuke Program
Kim Jong-Il shows once again that he is prepared to pull the US eagle’s tail feathers
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Politics
Thailand’s Premier Becomes an Unlikely Peacekeeper27 August 2008 | Brian McCartan
In the complex game of Thai politics, the opposition’s intransigent tactics may give Samak a chance to look good
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Society
Digitizing the Himalayas19 August 2008 | Steve Hubrecht
A California professor
recreates Asia’s most magnificent mountains via computer
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Business/Economics
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Opinion
Georgia’s Lessons for Asia13 August 2008 | Philip Bowring Russia’s latest conflict
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