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8-Year-Old, Family Shot Dead In Restive South Thailand
An eight-year-old boy and three relatives were shot dead on their way to school in Thailand's insurgency-torn south today, authorities said, casting a pall over recent peace talk gains.
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Railway Worker Killed As Bomb Explodes On Train In South Thailand
A railway worker was killed and three people were wounded when a bomb exploded on a train in Thailand's southern town of Pattani today, police said. The incident comes a day after peace talks between the Thai government and Muslim separatists ended in a stalemate.
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Car Bomb Injures 7 In Thailand's Rebellious South
A car bomb detonated outside an urban police station in Thailand's restive south today, injuring at least seven people and offering a reminder of the region's simmering violence as the ruling junta eyes full peace talks with the insurgents.
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Ethnic Rebels' Show Of Force Highlights Aung San Suu Kyi's Peace Challenge
Speaking to 1,000 of his soldiers at a mountain base on Myanmar's border with Thailand, the leader of a powerful ethnic armed group called on other rebels to join government-led peace talks and appealed for unity among the country's minorities.
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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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Thailand Promises Peace 'Within a Year' in Insurgency-Hit South
Thailand's military government vowed on Monday to bring peace to the Muslim-dominated south within a year, despite stalled peace talks aimed at ending an insurgency that has cost thousands of lives in the past decade.
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Thai protests push rebel peace talks down agenda
Stuttering peace talks to end Thailand's bloody southern rebellion are under threat from political turmoil in Bangkok, observers say, as the conflict enters its second decade with no end in sight.
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Thai PM calls for talks as police use rubber bullets on protesters
Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said on Monday she would "open every door" to find a peaceful solution to a political crisis gripping Bangkok.
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Thailand, Muslim militants agree to peace talks
Thai authorities and Muslim militant leaders based in neighboring Malaysia agreed on Thursday to hold talks to help ease nearly a decade of unrest in southern Thailand.
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8-Year-Old, Family Shot Dead In Restive South Thailand
An eight-year-old boy and three relatives were shot dead on their way to school in Thailand's insurgency-torn south today, authorities said, casting a pall over recent peace talk gains.
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Railway Worker Killed As Bomb Explodes On Train In South Thailand
A railway worker was killed and three people were wounded when a bomb exploded on a train in Thailand's southern town of Pattani today, police said. The incident comes a day after peace talks between the Thai government and Muslim separatists ended in a stalemate.
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Car Bomb Injures 7 In Thailand's Rebellious South
A car bomb detonated outside an urban police station in Thailand's restive south today, injuring at least seven people and offering a reminder of the region's simmering violence as the ruling junta eyes full peace talks with the insurgents.
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Ethnic Rebels' Show Of Force Highlights Aung San Suu Kyi's Peace Challenge
Speaking to 1,000 of his soldiers at a mountain base on Myanmar's border with Thailand, the leader of a powerful ethnic armed group called on other rebels to join government-led peace talks and appealed for unity among the country's minorities.
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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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Thailand Promises Peace 'Within a Year' in Insurgency-Hit South
Thailand's military government vowed on Monday to bring peace to the Muslim-dominated south within a year, despite stalled peace talks aimed at ending an insurgency that has cost thousands of lives in the past decade.
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Thai protests push rebel peace talks down agenda
Stuttering peace talks to end Thailand's bloody southern rebellion are under threat from political turmoil in Bangkok, observers say, as the conflict enters its second decade with no end in sight.
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Thai PM calls for talks as police use rubber bullets on protesters
Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said on Monday she would "open every door" to find a peaceful solution to a political crisis gripping Bangkok.
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Thailand, Muslim militants agree to peace talks
Thai authorities and Muslim militant leaders based in neighboring Malaysia agreed on Thursday to hold talks to help ease nearly a decade of unrest in southern Thailand.
