Thai special operations troops are pulling out of Thailand's mostly Muslim southern provinces, signaling a shift in tactics from "search and destroy" to "hearts and minds." [more]
Myanmar's increasingly confident military regime has barred imprisoned opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi from running in the proposed 2010 elections. [more]
As businesses turn their attention to emerging markets in Africa, Southeast Asia and other regions, rapid growth rates threaten to outstrip fragile or underdeveloped energy grids. Marla Dial and Davis Cherry investigate. [more]
Thailand's military regime has failed to quell the Islamist insurgency in the country's south. But, says Colin Chapman, the problems are complex and go beyond ethnic grievances. [more]
Thailand's People Power Party on Jan. 4 reconfirmed that it is still on track to form Thailand's next government, despite the Election Commission's Jan. 3 decision to investigate 65 of the party's members for election fraud. [more]
With less than a week left before Thailand’s newly elected government is announced, current interim regime Defense Minister Boonrawd Somtas emphasized that he cannot rule out chances of a coup in 2008. [more]
Millions of Thais are expected to turn out for Thailand's first election since the September 2006 coup that ousted former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. [more]
Hours after Thailand's outgoing military chief, Gen. Sonthi Boonyaratglin, said he will to accept the post of deputy prime minister in charge of security affairs in the Thai Cabinet, a bomb exploded near the army headquarters Sept. 30. [more]
