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EDITORIAL

Democratic hopes must remain strong

Coup-makers must effect reforms, prove they are not out for personal gain, and return power to the people



THAI TALK

'Yellow ribbon coup' was a very high price to pay

Call it a "reluctant coup" or a "yellow ribbon revolt", Tuesday's assumption of power by military leaders was still a prohibitively high price for the country to pay to remove an entrenched political tyrant.





Southeast Asia the second front of global terror?

With the fifth anniversary of 9/11 now past, Southeast Asia remains an area of high priority in terms of American counter-terrorism assistance and general foreign policy concerns.






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