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Based on 9 verified sources covering Thailand, Finland, Myanmar:

Aditi Raja is an Assistant Editor with The Indian Express, stationed in Vadodara, Gujarat, with over 20 years in the field. [1]

More than 1,000 civilians displaced by clashes in Myanmar’s Rakhine state fled from a Buddhist monastery giving them shelter on Tuesday before government soldiers could enter the compound to search for hidden rebel troops, RFA reported. [2]

UDON THANI, Thailand – Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra arrived at Udon Thani International Airport, met by a large crowd of Red Shirt supporters and key leaders who gathered to welcome him, November 13. [5]

An ultranationalist Buddhist monk who helped set up pro-junta militias was detained and questioned by authorities early Friday after he joined calls for junta boss Min Aung Hlaing to resign to show responsibility for a string of humiliating military ... [9]

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