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Cirstea advances in Thailand
Hundreds of people in northern Kent County missed the final minutes of Super ... Susan Tompor of the Detroit Free Press finds Detroit-pride gear is made ...

Thailand's Tourism Booms During Chinese New Year
BANGKOK, Jan 24 (Bernama) -- A large number of tourists from Malaysia and Singapore spent their Chinese New Year holidays in Thailand's southern Songkhla Province, Thai News Agency (TNA) reported.

Thai-ASEAN News Network - Thaksin: Successful Reconciliation Will Bring Thailand More Prosperity
Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra made a phone-in to red-shirt supporters, saying the ongoing conflict is easy to solve and Thailand can become a happier and wealthier nation if reconciliation is achieved.

Ferns N Petals in stake sale talks with US firms
Ferns N Petals (FNP), the flower retail chain, is planning to sell some of its equity to a foreign company.

Special Report: In anarchic Mekong, bloody diplomacy
ON THE MEKONG RIVER (Reuters) - A thin line divides tourism, trade and terror in the Golden Triangle, where the lawless borders of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos meet. In Myanmar, where the jungly banks of the Mekong River vanish into the mist, lies an anarchic realm of drug smugglers, militiamen and pirates on speedboats. "I'm scared to go any further," says Kan, a 46-year-old boatman, cutting his ...

Pattaya Mail
SONGKHLA, Jan 24 – Thailand’s tourism ambiance during the Chinese Lunar New Year festival drew large numbers of Thai and foreign travellers streaming into the major southern province of Songkhla as well as the northern province of Chiang Rai.

Third time lucky
It took Leanne and Ibrahim three meetings over four years before they finally got together.

At home with the Shan people of northern Thailand – Part 2
PART 1 of this story can be found here. FOR those with Rousseau-inspired notions of colourful tribal people living at one with nature, the Shan of Muang Pon are going to be a big disappointment. These villagers, with their satellite TVs, Toyota, Honda and Nokia, are a thoroughly modern bunch. But they are still distinctly