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Philippines, Rebels Fortify Truce Amid Stalled Peace Pact
Philippine government and Muslim rebel negotiators have extended the stay of foreign cease-fire troops in the south at the two sides' first meeting since their peace pact stalled amid fears of a possible renewal of fighting.
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Southern Thailand Peace Talks On Agenda As Thai Prime Minister Visits Malaysia
Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha held talks with his Malaysian counterpart Najib Razak today during which they were expected to discuss the deadly Muslim Insurgency in southern Thailand along their shared border.
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Philippine Peace Deal in Jeopardy as Muslim Rebels Cry Foul
An historic peace settlement in the southern Philippines is at risk of breaking down as Muslim rebels accuse the government of going back on its word over a proposed law to create self-rule for the war-torn region.
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Philippine Leader, Muslim Rebel Chief Hold Surprise Talks
Philippine President Benigno Aquino held a surprise meeting in Japan with the country's top Muslim rebel to address growing concerns over delays in implementing a peace deal, their aides said on Thursday.
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The deep roots of Thailand's southern insurgency
Hopes of peace have been raised after Thailand on Thursday signed its first-ever public agreement with a rebel group in its Muslim-majority south, pledging to work toward ending a festering insurgency.
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Philippines to sign peace plan with Muslim rebels
The biggest Muslim rebel group in the Philippines is set to sign a landmark peace plan with the government on Monday aimed at ending a decades-long insurgency in which 150,000 people have died.
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Philippines, Rebels Fortify Truce Amid Stalled Peace Pact
Philippine government and Muslim rebel negotiators have extended the stay of foreign cease-fire troops in the south at the two sides' first meeting since their peace pact stalled amid fears of a possible renewal of fighting.
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Southern Thailand Peace Talks On Agenda As Thai Prime Minister Visits Malaysia
Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha held talks with his Malaysian counterpart Najib Razak today during which they were expected to discuss the deadly Muslim Insurgency in southern Thailand along their shared border.
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Philippine Peace Deal in Jeopardy as Muslim Rebels Cry Foul
An historic peace settlement in the southern Philippines is at risk of breaking down as Muslim rebels accuse the government of going back on its word over a proposed law to create self-rule for the war-torn region.
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Philippine Leader, Muslim Rebel Chief Hold Surprise Talks
Philippine President Benigno Aquino held a surprise meeting in Japan with the country's top Muslim rebel to address growing concerns over delays in implementing a peace deal, their aides said on Thursday.
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The deep roots of Thailand's southern insurgency
Hopes of peace have been raised after Thailand on Thursday signed its first-ever public agreement with a rebel group in its Muslim-majority south, pledging to work toward ending a festering insurgency.
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Philippines to sign peace plan with Muslim rebels
The biggest Muslim rebel group in the Philippines is set to sign a landmark peace plan with the government on Monday aimed at ending a decades-long insurgency in which 150,000 people have died.
