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GLOBAL NEWS: Stranded pilgrims leave Bangkok airport for hajj

November 30, 2008 - 9:49pm

BANGKOK (AP) - A Thai official says more than 450 Thai Muslims stranded at Bangkok's besieged airport for four days have been bused to a military base to board a plane for the hajj pilgrimage.

‘Southern Thailand is new terror ground’

By Paolo Romero | April 23, 2006 - 12:00am

Southern Thailand may become a breeding ground for terrorists as Muslim insurgents there shift from a nationalist to a more jihadist orientation, a counterterrorism expert warned yesterday. "Our prediction...

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