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“The Thai economy is showing great resilience
A group of the so-called Red Shirts broke into Chulalongkorn Hospital late Thursday despite pleas from its director, then withdrew after not finding soldiers or police within the sprawling compound. Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, whom the protesters seek to overthrow,…
More in After the Arab Spring “They have been breast-fed cowardice and their hearts are filled with fear
ALEPPO, Syria Most of the rebels fighting government forces in the city of Aleppo fit a specific mold: They’re poor, religiously conservative and usually come from the underdeveloped countryside nearby.
BBC News reports that the 75 death sentences confirm sentences that were handed down in July
CAIRO — An Egyptian court on Saturday sentenced 75 people to death, including top leaders of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, for their involvement in a 2013 sit-in protest by Islamists that was broken up by security forces in an operation…
He said it started when he bumped into the woman at the club during a party after a concert in Raleigh
There has been increasingly speculation that Jon Bon Jovi might be eyeing a run for New Jersey governor. Bon Jovi is keeping his Red Bank house despite his family’s move to SoHo. Bon Jovi has also been a fixture at…
The acts weren’t required merely to sing
(CBS) You might have imagined, from the four previous audition episodes of Simon Cowell’s latest attempt to invade your imagination – “The X Factor” – that perhaps 30 acts had passed muster rather than being squirted with mustard. What was…
Vice President Al Gore’s Current TV media venture, were sentenced to 12 years of hard labor for illegal entry and engaging in “hostile acts” after their arrest in March 2009 near the Chinese border
North Korea’s highest court sentenced Aijalon Mahli Gomes to eight years of hard labor 해적맞고 and fined him $700,000 in early April for entering the country illegally in January and for an unspecified “hostile act.” Gomes, from Boston, was the…