No end in sight for southern Thailand's escalating insurgency
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 17 No 3, March 2005, pp.14-19Summary: The unrest in southern Thailand is now expected to drag on for years as Islamic and separatist groups vie with heavy handed government tactics. This article comments on recent developments and the risk of the situation becoming much worse if international jihadists become involved.
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The unrest in southern Thailand is now expected to drag on for years as Islamic and separatist groups vie with heavy handed government tactics. This article comments on recent developments and the risk of the situation becoming much worse if international jihadists become involved.
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