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By: iMushtaq
Protesters flee during clashes with Turkish riot police in central Istanbul Wednesday. Turkish police fired tear gas and used water cannon for a second day to break up protests against the International Monetary Fund and World Bank. – Reuters
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Bangkok, Thailand hosts the Asean summit on Oct. 23
By: graffiti1982
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will hold its summit at Hua Hin resort town in Bangkok, Thailand on Oct. 23, 2009. Members of this group include China, South Korea, Japan, Cambodia, Laos, Singapore, Philippines, Brunei, Burma, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam and Thailand. In the meeting, ...
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By: cjonesbiz
Bangkok, Thailand - Many adolescent youths throughout the country of Thailand, particulary in the Bangkok area, not attending school are bored as hell and have nothing to do. These youths would like to do something, but lack the sufficient cash to fulfil their wants and desires. Unfortunately, one parent or another is not providing for their ...
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Police deploy in force after Jerusalem clashes
By: petergill
Police massed in Jerusalem's Old City on Monday following clashes with Palestinians near the Al-Aqsa mosque compound and as tens of thousands of Jews were expected to attend a religious ceremony.Authorities restricted access to the compound to Muslim men aged 50 and over, with no restrictions for women, following Sunday's clashes in which ...
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- News Source: The independent | about 1 year agoThe Prime Minister of Thailand was forced to scale a fence and flee in a police helicopter yesterday as thousands of protesters barricaded parliament in the latest twist in the country's seething political turmoil. Riot police fired tear gas in...
- News Source: Japan Today | about 1 year agoThailand’s military agreed Tuesday to deploy hundreds of unarmed soldiers to the streets of Bangkok to help police restore order in the capital after a day of violent clashes between police and protesters that left at least one person dead and 390...
- News Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation | about 1 year agoShe was caught in one of a series of tear gas attacks near the national parliament building. Most of the injured were protesters struck by shrapnel from tear gas canisters. Last night the police continued to fire tear gas into the crowd in a bid to...
- News Source: Simi Valley - Moorpark Examiner | about 1 year agoThailand suffered its worst political violence in more than 16 years as police battled protesters who besieged the Parliament Tuesday in their struggle to change the country's system of democracy...The army moved into the streets of the capital,...
- News Source: Christian Science Monitor | about 1 year agoThousands of royalist protesters blockaded the Thai Parliament Tuesday, sparking violent clashes with riot police that injured more than 100 people. The unrest marked an escalation of a four-month campaign to oust a government that was elected by...
- News Source: China News | about 1 year agoOver 1,000 soldiers from Thai Army and Navy have been dispatched early Tuesday evening to stand by at two kilometers away from the Parliament compound in central Bangkok, where violent clashes between anti-government protesters and police continued.
- News Source: The Nation | about 1 year agowo people are dead and about 400 were injured after a crackdown on protesters at Parliament early yesterday sparked a day of rioting in central Bangkok. The Somchai government's move to use force to clear the way for the prime minister to read its...
- News Source: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | about 1 year agohai riot police clashed with protesters on Tuesday, injuring hundreds of people, as campaigners intensified their four-month bid to unseat the government. (Sukree Sukplang/Reuters) The Thai military ordered unarmed troops to patrol the capital...
- News Source: Simi Valley - Moorpark Examiner | about 1 year agoThai protesters demanding the government resign set fire to cars and threw bottles and metal barricades at police, who used tear gas to break through their blockade around Parliament Tuesday. At least one person was killed and more 350 people were...
- News Source: Washington Post | about 1 year agoPolice said two officers were injured when a protester fired a handgun at police lines. The day-long confrontation undid weeks of quiet attempts at rapprochement by Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat's government and gave new life to fears that the...
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