Wednesday, May 19, 2010 9:36 PM UTC
Bangkok in flames after army storms protest camp
Nighttime curfew only partially quells violence, at least 6 people killed
Nighttime curfew only partially quells violence, at least 6 people killed
As protest leaders surrender, rioters set fire to the Stock Exchange, a few banks, and one of Asia's largest malls
Slingshots, Molotov cocktails and firecrackers employed against military sharpshooters, with deadly results
Government troops move in amid gunfire and explosions as the army aims to put down a two month political standoff
A Thai classic, reborn in America with a pit stop in Sweden. Yes, it's as good as it sounds
Nine years after the "Crouching Tiger" breakthrough, Asian cinema has virtually disappeared from American screens
Sports are coming on strong in a region that has traditionally favored scholarship. Example: Thailand's prodigious women weightlifters.
I watched the great 10-hour Japanese antiwar film! Now it's your turn. Plus: Topiary genius, life after the tsunami, and a gay British crime lord.
After getting kicked around by the likes of Thailand and Brazil, the pharmaceutical industry suddenly realizes, hey, maybe there's money to be made by lowering prices.
Feminists silenced in Iran, making noise in Mexico.
The train that shares its tracks with a street market is no fake. A reader provides history and context
Thousands of Buddhist monks have hit the streets in Myanmar, deploying some shrewd political jujitsu against the corrupt, iron-fisted junta.
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