Filed under: Asia, Burma (Myanmar), Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Thailand, VietnamWhat is it about Southeast Asia that so captivates our attention? For many Westerners, Southeast Asia has attained an identity of exoticism and escape, enchanting travelers as... ...full story at Gadling
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American Free Press: US POWs Still in Southeast Asia? »
YouTube video Americanfreepress.net questions whether there are still American POWs being held in Southeast Asia, North Korea or China. This is an excerpt from an upcoming DVD called Left Behind from AFP. |
| 03 Nov 09 |
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South by Southeast: In Bangkok? Head to the mall! » Gadling Filed under: Asia, ThailandBangkok means many things to travelers. The backpacker ghetto of Khao San Road. The sublime temples of Wat Pho and Wat Phra Kaew. The seedy go-go bars of Patpong. But after visiting this crazy Southeast Asian capital for the... |
| 04 Nov 09 |
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China plays major role in Southeast Asia: Singapore official » People's Daily A Singapore senior official said on Wednesday that China has quickly established itself as a major player with substantial influence to the Southeast Asia. Speaking at an international conference on South Asia, Singapore's Minister for Law and Second... |
| 17 Dec 08 |
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Tim Patterson on the Kachin struggle for freedom in Myanmar » Gadling Filed under: Activism, Arts and Culture, History, Learning, Blogs, Photos, Stories, Asia, Burma (Myanmar), China, NewsMy travel writing buddy Tim Patterson has been traveling around Southeast Asia for six months now doing a bunch of things, but when I... |
| 21 Jul 09 |
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Washington to ink Southeast Asia pact with eye on China » Channel NewsAsia PHUKET, Thailand : The signing by the United States this week of a friendship pact with Southeast Asia sends a strong signal of its desire to deepen ties and counter China's increasing influence, observers said. |
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Around Asia - Dengue Fever, Religious Freedom and English Football » Shanghaiist Southeast Asia - Southeast Asian nations are battling a surge in dengue cases, amid signs that climate change could make 2007 the worst year on record for a disease that often gets less attention than some higher-profile health risks. Kuala Lumpur,... |