person > Veronica Pedrosa
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Many are fleeing across border to Thailand despite raft of reforms announced by military-backed government.
Asia
Last Modified: 02 Oct 2012 08:00 GMT
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Country's border areas are littered with landmines that often maim and kill both rebels and civilians.
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We ask what Iran has gained from hosting the Non-Aligned Movement summit and whether members are still non-aligned.
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As the group intensifies its attacks, we ask what tactics the government should adopt to combat them.
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With a new confrontation brewing between the judges and the president, we examine the cost of the crisis.
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As political reforms kick in and foreign investment floods in, we ask if Myanmar could be Asia's next economic tiger.
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Multi-billion-dollar racket in endangered tigers proves resilient in the face of police raids on slaughterhouses.
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Micro savings scheme launched in Bangkok may be one approach to solving growing problem.
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