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Could Chiang Mai become the last refuge for Yingluck?
Spectrum, Subin Kheunkaew, Published on 19/01/2014
» While the first days of anti-government protests in Bangkok have remained free of clashes with red shirts, in the northern stronghold of Thaksin Shinawatra tensions are simmering beneath the surface after several confrontations.
Demolition work begins to transform prison into holy park
News, Subin Kheunkaew, Published on 27/01/2013
» CHIANG MAI : Demolition work began yesterday on a former women's prison in Chiang Mai's downtown area to pave the way for the construction of a religious park.
From the mouths of babes
News, Subin Kheunkaew, Published on 05/05/2012
» Posters and banners with the motto "Sorry. Please forgive, start anew and reconcile" appear at several corners of a Catholic school in Chiang Mai. It may be an unlikely place to launch such a challenging national campaign, but from small acorns, big oak trees grow.
Shan state army agrees to join fight against drugs
News, Subin Kheunkaew, Published on 27/05/2012
» KYAING TONG : Progress was made in efforts to suppress the narcotics trade during the most recent talks between the Shan State Army and the Myanmar government.
Two Thais, three others hurt as bombs hit elite Myanmar golf event
News, Subin Kheunkaew, Published on 25/03/2012
» CHIANG MAI: : Five people, including two Thais, were injured yesterday when two of nine bombs left at a Myanmar golf course near Chiang Rai went off while a tournament in which key local business and government figures were playing was under way.
Thai linked to Tachilek blackout
News, Subin Kheunkaew, Published on 27/03/2012
» A Thai man was among three men in the pickup that caused a citywide electricity blackout in Tachilek, Myanmar, on Saturday, the neighbouring country's police have told Chiang Rai police.
Golf course blasts tied to drugs
News, Subin Kheunkaew, Published on 28/03/2012
» The two bombs that killed a boy and injured several people at a golf course in Tachilek province in Myanmar last Saturday morning are connected to drugs suppression efforts by Thai and Myanmar authorities, intelligence sources say.
Big money, Big influence needed to carry out such a huge operation
News, Subin Kheunkaew, Published on 01/04/2012
» Investigators hunting those behind the cold medicine smuggling racket have unravelled evidence of a huge gang that includes government officials and politicians.