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Anti-government demonstrators gather Sunday, March 14, 2010, in Bangkok, Thailand. Protest leaders have given the government until Monday at noon to accede their demands or face mass marches on key locations in Bangkok.
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| By MIN LWIN |
| Burma's ruling junta has finished construction work on three nuclear reactors and will soon be ready to put them into operation, according to military sources. |
Junta Bans Election News |
| By THE IRRAWADDY |
| In the latest sign that this year's vote will be neither free nor fair, Burma's rulers have ordered a ban on reporting of controversial election-related issues. |
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| By KYAW THEIN KHA |
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| By JULHAS ALAM |
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| By DENIS D GRAY |
| Thousands of red-shirted, anti-government demonstrators converged on the Thai capital from the north and northeast Saturday, vowing to oust the government in a mass, do-or-die display of muscle. |
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