1. Anti-Thaksin rally in Bangkok
(News/Global)

... leader, said. "This action harms our country's prestige. We will denounce both convicted Thaksin and Hun Sen [Cambodia's prime minister] at the protest." The PAD had led mass anti-Thaksin ...

2. Thai-Cambodia relations hit new low
(News/Global)

...n Kidchob, the Thai foreign ministry spokeswoman said it was "necessary to take similar action". Hun Sen, the Cambodian prime minister, further angered Bangkok on Wednesday by refusing a req...

3. Thaksin extradition bid rejected
(News/Global)

...ed. Thaksin, who was deposed in a 2006 bloodless coup, arrived in Cambodia on Tuesday at the invitation of Hun Sen, the country's prime minister, who has appointed him as an economic adviser."Tha...

4. Thailand and Cambodia in fresh row
(News/Global)

...e Cambodian government made the announcement on state television late on Wednesday, almost two weeks after Hun Sen, the prime minister, first floated the idea at a summit of Asian leaders. Thaksin, wh...

5. S. Koreans and U.S. beef
(Opinions/Society)

...eople should study the science on which the beef agreement was based. On June 10 FKTU president Jang Seok-chun sent a letter to AFL-CIO president John Sweeney requesting U.S. labor solidarity with the...

6. Cambodian MP guilty of defamation
(Archived/News/Global)

A Cambodian court has ordered an opposition member of parliament to pay $4,100 in damages after finding her guilty of defaming the country's prime minister.

7. Haitians shun senate elections
(Archived/News/Global)

Haiti's long-delayed senate elections have been marred by extremely poor voter turnout.

8. Shots fired on Thai-Cambodia border
(Archived/News/Global)

Thai and Cambodian troops have clashed on the disputed stretch of the shared border, the latest flare-up in a long-running feud over a 900-year-old Hindu ruin.

9. Wider Khmer Rouge trial 'risks war'
(Archived/News/Global)

Cambodia's prime minister has rejected calls to put more former Khmer Rouge officials on trial, saying efforts to widen the scope of the United Nations-backed tribunal could plunge the country back in

10. Asean under pressure over rights
(Archived/News/Global)

South-East Asian leaders are facing pressure to take firm action on human rights and halt cases of abuse against migrants and refugees, as they gather for a regional summit in Thailand.