THAILAND

Pop superstar Lady Gaga is accused of insulting Thailand's image by saying that she wants to buy counterfeit goods in its capital, Bangkok.

Study suggests battle against malaria undermined by fake and poor quality drugs across Southeast Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.

Remains of six foetuses wrapped in gold leaf, believed to have undergone a black magic ritual, were seized from a travel bag in a Bangkok hotel on Friday, Thai police said in a news conference while showing the corpses.

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Arrest of British man Chow Hok Kuen in Thailand attempting to smuggle foetuses lifts lid on Kuman Thong occult practices

A British man, Chow Hok Kuen, has been arrested in Thailand after attempting to smuggle in seven roasted foetuses wrapped in gold leaf.

Carcasses of tigers and other big cats discovered in raid on suburban home in Bangkok.

Sony share price fell seven percent to a 32-year low after the company reported record annual losses for 2011.

Sony has recorded a £3.5bn loss for 2011, beating its own forecast, but predicts a return to profits for the coming year.

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Thai man serving record 20-year sentence for breaking Thailand’s strict lese-majesty laws has died.

According to Shore Capital, BG Group is likely to be the major British large-cap gaining from rising oil prices as integrated oil peers 'struggle for the same degree of leverage' to the rising cost of crude.

The Lloyd's of London insurance market, the world's oldest, has said it suffered no significant first quarter losses after a difficult 2011.

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Three and a half tons of marijuana destined for the UK has been detained by Thai police in what is being reported as the biggest ever seizure of the drug.

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Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua, popularly known as the "Tiger Temple", in western Thailand is a growing tourist hot spot.

Exxon Mobil tops the Forbes' list of Global 2000 companies.

Former leader of Libyan Islamic Fighting Group threatens civil action against ex-foreign secretary.

A moderate earthquake of 5.1 magnitude struck off the coast of Indonesia's Sumatra island today but there were no reports of damage, the geophysics agency said.

A little over two years ago, Tata Corus closed down their Teeside Cast Products plant in Redcar with the loss of 1,600 jobs by late February 2010. With the parent company in India expressing a willingness to sell the steel mill, Geoff Waterfield, Chairman of the Multi-unions at Redcar, expressed the hope in mid-2010 that a buyer would be found and that steel would again be produced at the site by Christmas that year, but this proved to be far too ambitious.