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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand, Finland, Myanmar:

Mastermind behind the slaughter of Christians in Malatya arrested Istanbul (AsiaNews/Agencies) – Dozens of people have been detained in Turkey in connection with the Ergenekon investigation, which has now been linked to the murder of three Protestant... [2]

Láidesteaddji guovttos Linda Tammela and Heli Huovinen leaba juo hárjánan dasa, ahte ovdal stuorra gilvvu galgá maid vuoiŋŋastit. (translated from et) [3]

The decision to deploy the Patriot systems in Malatya province came in the wake of [4]

Protestant Pastor: “secular” Turkey; enough mockery! Ankara (AsiaNews) – Five young men arrested in connection to yesterday’s murder of three employees of Zirve Christian publishing house in Malatya. [5]

JAKARTA -- When Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa replaced Sri Mulyani Indrawati as Indonesian finance minister on Sept. 8 he promised looser fiscal policies more in line with President Prabowo Subianto's ambitious growth agenda. [6]

Malavika Mysore is a Mumbai-based senior associate for South Asia at The Asia Group, a strategic advisory firm headquartered in Washington. Gopal Nadadur is the company's New Delhi-based vice president for South Asia. [7]

Marina Mahathir is a writer and women's rights activist in Malaysia. Laura Deal Lacey is executive director of the Milken Institute. Both serve on the board of trustees of the Asian University for Women in Chittagong, Bangladesh. [8]

Priyanka Kishore is the founder and principal economist at research company Asia Decoded in Singapore. [9]

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