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In the tangled mess of Bangkok street blockades manned by protesters bent on overthrowing the...
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It was about 5pm, the time when children were laughing and getting on swings in the playground at...
People
MALAYSIA'S opposition star Nurul Izzah Anwar and her husband Raja Ahmad Sharir Iskandar Raja Salim have appealed for privacy amid frenzied speculation that she is seeking a divorce.