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Based on 4 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

LIMA, Peru – Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra attended a prestigious Gala Dinner hosted by the President of Peru in honor of APEC Economic Leaders on November 15. [1]

Stories about Pakistan from December, 2004 Rashmi Sinha: some thoughts and introduction Among other issues, I am interested in understanding how to support real dialog – not just people talking, but also listening to each other. [2]

Stories from 23 May 2005 Monday World Blog Roundup SOUTH ASIA: Photo: “Cheapest Commuter” by Karachiblog. Kiruba reports on the Nth Chennai bloggers’ meeting. SelectiveAmnesia has pictures. [3]

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