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Thai Junta Says Peace in Restive South a National Priority
Thailand's military government said on Monday peace in the Muslim-dominated south was an "urgent national priority" for the Buddhist-majority country following a decade of unrest blamed on separatists.
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Fearing crackdown, Thai protesters disperse
Hundreds of red-shirted supporters of ousted former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra trickled out from the site, although others were lingering.
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Two killed as Thai crisis deepens
At least two people were killed and 90 injured on Monday when Thai troops fought pitched battles and opened fire on demonstrators here as former Premier Thaksin Shinwatra accused the embattled Prime Minister of "covering up" deaths.
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Thai Junta Says Peace in Restive South a National Priority
Thailand's military government said on Monday peace in the Muslim-dominated south was an "urgent national priority" for the Buddhist-majority country following a decade of unrest blamed on separatists.
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Fearing crackdown, Thai protesters disperse
Hundreds of red-shirted supporters of ousted former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra trickled out from the site, although others were lingering.
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Two killed as Thai crisis deepens
At least two people were killed and 90 injured on Monday when Thai troops fought pitched battles and opened fire on demonstrators here as former Premier Thaksin Shinwatra accused the embattled Prime Minister of "covering up" deaths.
