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Mon, June 19, 2006 : Last updated 23:22 pm (Thai local time)



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EDITORIAL

Lessons on South from Okinawa

We must accept region's uniqueness and give locals more say in its affairs



REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE

Australia demonstrates the art of riding two horses

How can Canberra remain a staunch and committed US ally and at the same time maintain strong economic relations with Beijing? Local media have called it a balancing act of riding two horses at the same time.





Bombings spark a scramble for excuses

Refusing to admit that the intelligence community and security apparatus are unable to curb the violence in the three southernmost provinces, Thailand's political leaders have once again opted for the blame game as they struggle to get through the day.






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