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Based on 10 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

ArtsKhadhok's rise signals a new chapter for Tibetan art India-based collective elevates contemporary voices in Tibet and in exile Khadhok co-founders Lea Taake, left, Tenzin Melak, center, and Tashi Nyima, whose collective is gaining attention for i... [1]

BANGKOK — A resident in Bangkok, Thanat Tangtewanont, gave an interview to “Khaosod Online” about his viral post describing an incident where a python nearly 2 meters long bit his testicle [2]

SEOUL/CHONGQING/TOKYO -- Chinese tire maker Qingdao Doublestar's pending purchase of a hefty stake in South Korea's Kumho Tire will pave the way for both companies to take on the global tire market, melding the former's financial strength with the la... [6]

By KHIN OO THAR Thursday, March 10, 2011 By KHIN OO THAR Thursday, March 10, 2011 By KHIN OO THAR Thursday, March 10, 2011 [9]

Acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai reiterated that resolving the long-standing Khao Kradong dispute in Buri Ram is the duty of the newly appointed chief of the Department of Lands (DoL), believing the matter would be resolved soon. [10]

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