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[Title] => GLOBAL NEWS: Stranded pilgrims leave Bangkok airport for hajj
[Summary] => 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.
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[Title] => JI-Abu-Rajah Sulaiman links alarm US
[Summary] => WASHINGTON — The US State Department said there is growing cooperation among Islamist terrorist organizations operating in the Philippines — the Abu Sayyaf, Jemaah Islamiyah and the Rajah Sulaiman Movement — and described this as a "major and disturbing trend."
In its annual Country Reports on Terrorism the State Department said the near-simultaneous Valentine’s Day bombings in Manila, Davao City and General Santos City in 2005 involved operatives from all three groups and resulted in eight deaths and 150 wounded.
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[Title] => ‘Southern Thailand is new terror ground’
[Summary] => 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 is Thailand will become like Mindanao in the next five years unless the Thai government takes decisive steps to control and contain the local insurgency," Rohan Gunaratna, head of the Singapore-based International Center for Political Violence and Terrorism Research, told an international counterterrorism conference in Cebu City.
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[Title] => Bush wins big: Even in Florida
[Summary] => No matter how you cut it, George "Dubya" Bush decisively won the mid-term elections. In Florida, where he had barely edged out the Democrats’ Al Gore by 537 in the November 2000 polls, gone through the agony and humiliation of a 36-day recount, and, finally, had to win the presidency by a hairbreadth five-to-four vote of the US Supreme Court, Bush at last came in a big winner.
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In its annual Country Reports on Terrorism the State Department said the near-simultaneous Valentine’s Day bombings in Manila, Davao City and General Santos City in 2005 involved operatives from all three groups and resulted in eight deaths and 150 wounded.
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"Our prediction is Thailand will become like Mindanao in the next five years unless the Thai government takes decisive steps to control and contain the local insurgency," Rohan Gunaratna, head of the Singapore-based International Center for Political Violence and Terrorism Research, told an international counterterrorism conference in Cebu City.
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November 30, 2008 - 9:49pm
