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Thai airports reopening after PM ousted by court

Hundreds of Thai army troops looked for bombs and weapons as cleaning crews buffed and mopped the floors, part of an around-the-clock effort to reopen Thailand's international airport after a weeklong shutdown. Outside the main departure terminal at ...

From MICHAEL CASEY, AirportBusiness.com,  3 Dec 2008

Thai airports reopening after PM ousted by court

Hundreds of Thai army troops looked for bombs and weapons as cleaning crews buffed and mopped the floors, part of an around-the-clock effort to reopen Thailand's international airport after a weeklong shutdown. Outside the main departure terminal at ...

From MICHAEL CASEY, AirportBusiness.com,  3 Dec 2008

100,000 stranded in Thailand after airports shut

BANGKOK, Thailand—The vacation is over for tens of thousands of tourists in Thailand. But they can't go home. The Hotel California-like drama began Tuesday when anti-government protesters shut the country's primary international airport. The following ...

From MICHAEL CASEY, Boston Globe,  29 Nov 2008

100,000 stranded in Thailand after airports shut

BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) -- The vacation is over for tens of thousands of tourists in Thailand. But they can't go home. The Hotel California-like drama began Tuesday when anti-government protesters shut the country's primary international airport. The ...

From MICHAEL CASEY, Buffalo News,  29 Nov 2008

Price increases push US soy beyond reach of poor

SURABAYA, Indonesia—With the dollar a day he earns scrounging for scrap metal and paper, Jumadi can't buy his family beef or even chicken. But until now, the rail-thin scavenger could at least afford soy. His wife and two children snacked on slabs of ...

From MICHAEL CASEY, Boston Globe,  6 Sep 2008

Price increases push US soy beyond reach of poor

SURABAYA, Indonesia (AP) -- With the dollar a day he earns scrounging for scrap metal and paper, Jumadi can't buy his family beef or even chicken. But until now, the rail-thin scavenger could at least afford soy. His wife and two children snacked on ...

From MICHAEL CASEY, Buffalo News,  6 Sep 2008

Price increases push US soy beyond reach of poor

SURABAYA — With the dollar a day he earns scrounging for scrap metal and paper, Jumadi can't buy his family beef or even chicken. But until now, the rail-thin scavenger could at least afford soy. His wife and two children snacked on slabs of fried ...

From MICHAEL CASEY, Newsvine,  6 Sep 2008

Thai protest leader wants to reduce voters' power

BANGKOK, Thailand—Sondhi Limthongkul says he is fighting to save Thai democracy from what he calls the corrupt politicians who have abused it to remain in power. But analysts say that the agenda pushed by Sondhi -- and his comrades who have occupied ...

From MICHAEL CASEY, Boston Globe,  4 Sep 2008

Thai protest leader wants to reduce voters' power

Sondhi Limthongkul says he is fighting to save Thai democracy from the corrupt politicians who have abused it to remain in power. But analysts say that the agenda pushed by Sondhi _ and his comrades who have occupied Bangkok's seat of government ...

From MICHAEL CASEY, eTaiwan News,  3 Sep 2008

Thai Prime Minister Declares Emergency Amid Protests

BANGKOK, Thailand Thailand's prime minister declared a state of emergency in the capital today after street fighting overnight between supporters and opponents of the government left one man dead and dozens injured. The developments followed a threat ...

From MICHAEL CASEY, The New York Sun,  2 Sep 2008

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