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Thailand to ask China's help with solving Mekong drought

Thailand will ask China for help to cooperate in dealing with the record-low water levels in the Mekong River, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajjiva said Sunday.

British helicopter pilot shot between the eyes by Taliban, manages to fly 20 to safety

A British Chinook helicopter pilot was shot between the eyes by a Taliban bullet, but still managed to fly on and saved all 20 aboard.

Thailand pushes economic collaboration with northern Malaysian states

Thailand has proposed "Policy Five" to enhance bilateral cooperation and develop an economic corridor between the five northern Malaysian states of the Thai-Malay Peninsula and five southern provinces of Thailand.

Nepalese villages celebrate "cursing festival"

Youngsters from two Nepalese villages in the south of the Himalayan country had equipped themselves with the juiciest insults for a 10-day annual "cursing festival" that ended Sunday.

Badminton: India wins Thomas Cup Asia Zone qualifier against Thailand

Thailand lost 3-2 to India that topped their group in the Thomas Cup Asia Zone qualifiers at the King's 80th Birthday Anniversary Stadium, in Nakhon Ratchasima yesterday.

Malaysia canes three women for adultery

Malaysia has for the first time punished three Muslim women, convicted of adultery by a shariah court of Islamic law, with caning. The women also received short jail sentences.

Afghan official: Taliban using human shields

ALFRED de MONTESQUIOU and RAHIM FAIEZ AP 17.02.2010
Sister of North Korean leader gaining power after a surprise comeback to politics

Kim Jong-Il's only sister appears to be gaining more power in North Korea after returning to the public spotlight for the first time in nearly six years, according to South Korean reports.

Afghan official: Taliban using human shields

MARJAH, Afghanistan — Taliban fighters are increasingly using civilians as human shields in the assault on the southern town of Marjah, an Afghan official said Wednesday as military squads resumed painstaking house-to-house searches in the Taliban stronghold.

Japan to question New Zealand anti-whaling activist

A New Zealand activist who boarded a Japanese whaling ship in the Antarctic is being taken to Japan for questioning.

Gen. Fonseka petitions against Rajapaksa's re-election as Sri Lanka's President

SRI LANKA- General (retd) Sarath Fonseka yesterday filed a petition in the Supreme Court, requesting that the re-election of Mahinda Rajapaksa as President of Sri Lanka at the Jan. 26 polls be declared void.


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