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Arrest warrants out for UDD leaders
06/04/2010 : The government's Centre for the Administration of Peace and Order (CAPO) on Tuesday approved arrest warrants for up to 10 co-leaders of the anti-government United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD), acting government spokesman Panitan Wattanayagorn said.Soldiers wounded in Yala bomb blast
06/04/2010 : Seven members of an army engineers unit were wounded by a roadside bomb blast in Yala’s Thanto district on Monday afternoon, and four were in critical condition, Yala police said.Scuffle at Ratchaprasong
Is China Ready to Face Facts on Burma? |
| By ALBERTO TURLON |
| When China again defended the Burmese regime at last month's United Nations Security Council discussion of the junta's controversial election laws it should have considered the bilateral and international implications. |
Thai Protesters Clash with Riot Police |
| By JOCELYN GECKER |
| Thousands of anti-government demonstrators clash with Thai police and military troops trying to prevent them from leaving from Bangkok's commercial district. |
Burmese PM May Lead Political Party |
| By THE IRRAWADDY |
| Burmese Prime Minister Gen Thein Sein may leave his current post to head the political wing of the government-backed Union Solidarity and Development Association. |
Web Chats Point to Al-Qaida's Indonesian Links |
| By CHRIS BRUMMITT,Associated Press Writer |
| It plays out like any ordinary chat between friends on Yahoo Messenger, but the subject matter is chilling: "thekiller" is looking to mesh his Indonesian militant network more deeply with al-Qaida in its Pakistani heartland. |
NLD Members Will Continue 'Democratic Struggle' |
| By THE IRRAWADDY |
| Members of the National League for Democracy will continue “the democratic struggle” after the party's expected dissolution on May 7. |
Thein Sein to Attend Asean Summit in Hanoi |
| By WAI MOE |
| Burmese Prime Minister Gen Thein Sein will attend the 16th Asean Summit in Hanoi this week, in which Burma’s upcoming election is expected to be a controversial topic. |
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100-strong army convoy in Kachin
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Observers warn that participating countries are keen to avoid setting a precedent of discussing human rights violations in ASEAN member states
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