Thailand says has Malaysia terrorist camp photos
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ISN SECURITY WATCH (22/12/04) - Thailand has offered to provide photographic evidence to support its claims that Thai Muslim separatists have been undergoing militia training in neighboring Malaysia, an allegation that has sparked off a diplomatic row
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia has no knowledge of camps used to train militants as alleged by Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and several leaders in his administration, said Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
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BANGKOK, Thailand -- A coordinated string of at least 29 bomb blasts in Thailand's largely Muslim south may have been timed for the start of Lunar New Year festivities and intended to frighten ethnic Chinese traders as part of a campaign to damage the economy, a military spokesman said this week.
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Thailand says the ringleaders of a Muslim separatist insurgency are hiding in neighbouring Malaysia, as continuing violence in Thailand&#39;s south has claimed the life of another police officer.
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NARATHIWAT, Thailand  - Two small bombs exploded  in Thailand's largely Muslim south on Wednesday, wounding six  people hours before Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra began a  three-day visit to the region, police said. All six of the  wounded were hurt by a bomb that went off near a branch of  state-owned Krung Thai Bank in the Ra-Ngae district of  Narathiwat province, police said. The other exploded in a  rubber plantation in nearby Ruesoh district.
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: Former Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, today warned southern Thailand risked becoming a flashpoint for Islamic extremism, after 85 Muslims died there last week in a confrontation with the army.
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Islamic separatists could stage more &quot;terrorist&quot; attacks, Thailand has warned, after nine people were killed in overnight strikes as many Thais began celebrating the Lunar New Year.
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Kuala Lumpur: Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said Malaysia has no knowledge of camps in the country used to train militants as alleged by Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Sinawatra and several leaders in his administration.
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PUTRAJAYA: Thai police are looking at the possibility that those involved in the Sungai Golok bar bombing may have fled to Malaysia as authorities on both sides of the border stepped up security checks.
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PHUKET, Thailand  - Shops in the Thai island of  Phuket are starting to peddle tsunami T-shirts, video footage  and paintings, although there are few buyers as tourists shun  one of Asia's premier resorts. On Patong beach, where giant  waves crashed through shops and piled cars on top of one  another, stalls stash bootleg video compact discs (VCDs) with  amateur footage from Thailand, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and the  Indonesian province of Aceh.
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BANGKOK - Documents found in the house of a fugitive leader of Thailand&#39;s Islamic insurgency suggested extremists were plotting attacks next year at tourist resorts across the country, a senior Thai security official said.
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Indonesian police on Saturday released security camera images of a truck bombing outside the Australian Embassy, and investigators found traces of explosives in a room rented by two Malaysian militants wanted in the blast.
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Description: The latest clash between Thai security forces and Muslim activists near the Malaysian border resulted in scores dead.
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Indonesian Detective Police Chief, Suyitno Landung, holds pictures of arrested terror suspects in Jakarta, November 24. Indonesian police said they had arrested four Muslim militants over a suicide bomb attack
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Buddhists cry for help as Thaksin visits the volatile, mostly Muslim region of southern Thailand. As Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra visits the troubled southern region of Thailand, more than 100 Thai
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SUNGAI KOLOK, Thailand  - A bomb hidden in a  parked motorcycle killed two people and wounded five on Friday  outside a bank in Thailand's largely Muslim south, where  authorities fear militants will step up attacks in the new  year.
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Description: NPR&#39;s Michael Sullivan reports from Tak Bai, Thailand, where government planes Sunday released millions of paper doves as part of a campaign to win the hearts and minds of Muslims in the nation&#39;s south.