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Thailand: Dozens Quarantined To Prevent Spread of MERS
The 71-year-old from Oman lead to at least 32 people going into quarantine.
At Least 90 Dead as Temperatures Plummet in East Asia
Tens of thousands of tourists have also been stranded, as snow grounds flights.
Thai Death Sentences Prompts Myanmar Protests
The two Myanmar men convicted of killing British backpackers say they were tortured by police.
Facebook Post Leads to Arrests of Rare-Turtle Thieves
The critically endangered Burmese Star Tortoises have been safely reported to a Myanmar sanctuary.
Thai Activists Urge Release of Man Detained Over Facebook Post
Since taking power in a military coup in May 2014, Thailand's ruling junta has issued directives that have largely stifled dissent.
King of Thailand Makes Rare Public Appearance
Local television showed footage of the 88-year-old monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, swearing in dozens of judges at a reception room in Bangkok.
Syrians Linked to ISIS in Thailand 'To Attack Russian Interests'
Thailand's Special Branch says that 10 suspected militants entered the country in October
Thai Printers Leave Blank Space on NYT Front Page
Press freedom in Thailand has plummeted over the past decade.
Thai Court Indicts Two Men Over Deadly Bangkok Bombing
The men are charged with ten offenses for the incident in which 20 people died
Anger in Bangkok Over Not-So-Half Marathon
An error by the organizers extended the run by about 4 miles, sparking anger among participants.
Video: Green Fireball Meteor Lights Up Bangkok Sky
Chemical composition gave the meteor its green color, according to the Astronomical Society of Thailand.
Rohingya Beaten and Killed at Sea: Amnesty Report
Up to 8,000 Rohingya were trapped in the Andaman Sea earlier this year.
Court Hears Testimony on DNA Evidence in Thai Backpacker Murders
British backpackers Hannah Witheridge and David Miller were murdered on Koh Tao last September.
Thailand Constitution Rejected, Prolonging Military Rule
Political parties cheer decision, having seen draft charter as affront to democracy.
Thai Police Search for Two New Suspects in Deadly Bangkok Bombing
The attack killed 20 people in the Thai capital earlier this month.
Two Suspects in Bangkok Bombing Turn Themselves In to Police
Police are questioning the two men who they suspect were involved in Monday's deadly bombing.
Sketch of Bangkok Bombing Suspect Released
The drawing shows a young, dark-haired man with glasses.
Thai Police Search for Bangkok Bomb Suspect Wearing Yellow Shirt
Surveillance footage shows a young suspect carrying a backpack near the bomb scene on Monday.
Thai Police Search for Clues in Bangkok Bombing
No one has claimed responsibility for the attack on the Erawan shrine, a major attraction near hotels, shopping centers and offices.
Deadly Bomb Rocks Major Bangkok Tourist Attraction
At least 19 people died from the explosion at a major shopping center in Thailand's capital.
Thailand Confirms First MERS Case
Thailand is now the fourth Asian country to register the deadly virus this year.
Photos: Malaysia Begins Exhuming Mass Graves, Combing Through Suspected Trafficking Camps
Authorities don't know yet how many bodies are in each of the 139 grave sites.
Malaysia Orders Rescue of Migrants, Myanmar Agrees to Attend Meeting on the Crisis
Myanmar has up to now resisted calls for it to take part in meetings on the migrant crisis.
Indonesia and Malaysia Agree to Shelter Migrants
With thousands of migrants coming ashore, the destination countries have come up with a plan.
U.N.: Thousands of Migrants Adrift in Asian Seas Must be Rescued
Several thousand migrants, many of them hungry and sick, are adrift in boats in Southeast Asian seas and governments of the region must rescue them quickly to avert a "massive humanitarian crisis," the U.N. says.
Thailand Finds Millions in Ivory Hidden in Tea Leaves
More than 20,000 African elephants were killed for ivory in 2013, and Thailand imports a lot of that.
Drug-Resistant Malaria Outbreak Is a 'Huge Threat'
A new study says malaria is resisting the most effective drugs in Southeast Asia.
Almost 250,000 Forced to Evacuate Due to Flooding in Malaysia
Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak has come under criticism for his slow response
Target Shipping to Beat Illegal Ivory Trade, Report Says
A report from the Born Free Foundation says that the ivory trade is conducted through as few as 200 shipping containers
Psychedelic Band Discovered in a Remote Thai Village
A music producer in L.A. followed a trail of intriguing YouTube videos into the mountains of Thailand for one of the strangest albums of the year