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Thailand, insurgents sign first ever agreement to start peace talks

Violence has occurred nearly every day in Thailand's three southernmost provinces since the insurgency erupted in 2004.
Why Bangkok struggles to bring peace to Thailand's 'Deep South'

The insurgents have not outlined their political aims and their leaders' identities are unknown. Also, the current government has little political pull in the region.

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Topic: Pattani United Liberation Organization

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Thailand, insurgents sign first ever agreement to start peace talks

Why Bangkok struggles to bring peace to Thailand's 'Deep South'

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Decoder Wire Obama prom photos: Were those the good old days?

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