Resolving the impasse? Or spiraling towards civil war (Thailand’s election part 2)
A briefer blog this week as we await the Thai general election on Sunday July 3rd. Reading various news stories, blogs and twitter feeds the Internet is awash with rumors of potential deals between the Thai establishment and former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra on the one hand, and threats of a security crisis that could [...]
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Random posts last 30 days
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Mexican Politics: Campaign puts Mexico teachers union leader back in spotlight
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Eyewitness: Golan Heights demonstrators just wanted to return home
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Somalia: MSF is rapidly scaling up its activities in Mogadishu
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“He who digs a hole for another, may fall in himself”: China’s hidden economic problems
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The use of rape warfare fades from headlines, but not the battlefields
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Random posts first half 2011
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Link to us
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The Demand For Partition Of India
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Pabitra Mukhopadhyay's triptych:
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New twitter website
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Photographers
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Peacekeeping
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