Ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has long provoked Thailand's government by rousing opposition at home. Now he's inflamed
regional tensions by becoming an economic adviser to rival Cambodia.
President Obama is hosting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh this week with his first state visit. But India worries the
US cares more about wooing rivals China and Pakistan.
After bridge explosions, Venezuela's Hugo Chávez and Colombia's Alvaro Uribe agree on one thing: current conflict won't be
resolved without outside mediation.
Pakistan contradicts US Gen. McChrystal's strategy of pulling back from Afghanistan borders, and disagrees with the strategy
of a surge to defeat the Taliban.
Many Pakistan Taliban fighters are fleeing an Army offensive in South Waziristan for another tribal agency, Orakzai, where
troops killed 22 militants Sunday.
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Batdorj Gongor convinces residents to set up savings groups as a way of teaching them the power they gain by banding together in neighborhoods.
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