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The Democrat Party unveiled its three prime ministerial candidates today ahead of the registration of election candidacy, which begins tomorrow. [1]
LifeIndian jasmine spreads a fragrance like no other Small-town growers develop the country's most organized flower market When it blooms, Jasminum sambac -- known as Udupi mallige in the local Kannada language -- releases an intense, singular fragra... [2]
DENPASAR, Indonesia — Five years ago, tour guide Wayan Aksara noticed that more and more visitors he showed around the Indonesian island of Bali were complaining about garbage on its once-pristine beaches. [3]
Just before our Toyota pick-up set off, a local middle-aged man told my friend who had organized our trip, “Sorry, I can’t join you, but our platoon commander will accompany you up there. [4]
KHAO LAK, Thailand -- Hidden in the jungle of southern Thailand, shabby huts fashioned out of branches, bamboo and tarps sit on a slope. Junk-food wrappers, plastic bottles and instant coffee packets litter the ground. A foul odor hangs in the air. [5]
It was with profound shock that we learnt of the passing of Malai Sakolviphak – a Membre d’Honneur and former Skål International (SI) Thailand President, SI Bangkok President and SI Thailand Councillor. Often referred to as ‘Mr. [6]
Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing looks set to add to his already considerable fortune with the involvement of regime crony U Aung Myo Min Din—who has deep ties to the coup leader and his family—in a Russia-backed luxury housing project and tourism... [7]
When Tania Kanchanarak looks out over the turquoise waters of Koh Phangan, she sees more than a postcard-perfect paradise. [8]
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The Democrat Party unveiled its three prime ministerial candidates today ahead of the registration of election candidacy, which begins tomorrow.
LifeIndian jasmine spreads a fragrance like no other Small-town growers develop the country's most organized flower market When it blooms, Jasminum sambac -- known as Udupi mallige in the local Kannada language -- releases an intense, singular fragra
DENPASAR, Indonesia — Five years ago, tour guide Wayan Aksara noticed that more and more visitors he showed around the Indonesian island of Bali were complaining about garbage on its once-pristine beaches.
Just before our Toyota pick-up set off, a local middle-aged man told my friend who had organized our trip, “Sorry, I can’t join you, but our platoon commander will accompany you up there.
KHAO LAK, Thailand -- Hidden in the jungle of southern Thailand, shabby huts fashioned out of branches, bamboo and tarps sit on a slope. Junk-food wrappers, plastic bottles and instant coffee packets litter the ground. A foul odor hangs in the air.
It was with profound shock that we learnt of the passing of Malai Sakolviphak – a Membre d’Honneur and former Skål International (SI) Thailand President, SI Bangkok President and SI Thailand Councillor. Often referred to as ‘Mr.
Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing looks set to add to his already considerable fortune with the involvement of regime crony U Aung Myo Min Din—who has deep ties to the coup leader and his family—in a Russia-backed luxury housing project and tourism
When Tania Kanchanarak looks out over the turquoise waters of Koh Phangan, she sees more than a postcard-perfect paradise.
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