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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 17 June 2025
U.S. Upgrades Thailand Travel Advisory, With Warnings for the South Picture courtesy of wikipedia Thailand gets a green light from Uncle Sam but tourists visiting the south should tread carefully. The US State Department recently upgraded its travel advisory for Thailand, confirming it's generally safe for explorers, according to Sasikarn Watthanachan, Thailand's deputy government spokesperson. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1363866-us-upgrades-thailand-travel-advisory-with-warnings-for-the-south/ -
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Picture courtesy of wikipedia Thailand gets a green light from Uncle Sam but tourists visiting the south should tread carefully. The US State Department recently upgraded its travel advisory for Thailand, confirming it's generally safe for explorers, according to Sasikarn Watthanachan, Thailand's deputy government spokesperson. The bulk of the country is now at a “Level 1” advisory, indicating tourists should “exercise normal precautions”—equivalent to advice for places like Iceland and New Zealand. This reassures visitors that Thai hotspots like Bangkok, Phuket, Krabi, and Chiang Mai are welcoming adventurers with open arms and minor caution. However, it's not all golden beaches and bustling markets. The southern provinces of Yala, Pattani, Narathiwat, and Songkhla are marked with a “Level 2” advisory. Here, travellers are urged to be more vigilant due to sporadic violence and insurgency-related unrest. These areas remain under a state of emergency, limiting the US government’s ability to offer emergency services, warns the US State Department. While the broader Thailand canvas remains a vibrant playground for tourists, the southern provinces tell a different story. Insurgent activities have led to ongoing security concerns, with the potential for civil unrest. Despite the US's cautionary stance towards the south, tourists can still indulge in Thailand’s rich culture and landscapes, just with eyes wide open. In summary, while most of Thailand presents a safe bet for tourists eager to dive into its wonders, heightened awareness is warranted in the southern reaches. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai PBS World 2025-06-17 -
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'Very insulted': Trump tells G7 members they've hurt Putin's feelings
Ahh frank I think you should wait till someone says something eh?anyway not surprised the (president) defended his pal what do you expect from someone who betrays every thing good that America stands for.the dude just beggars belief. -
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Trump Shifts Deportation Focus, Pausing Raids on Farms, Hotels and Eateries
Here's an article from the conservative National Review. It says that President Trump has given illegals a major incentive to work for protected industries. Expect a migration of these criminals from industries that aren't protected. "For one thing, the amnesty signals to illegal immigrants that self-deportation is irrational. Because DHS manpower is limited, meaningful reductions in the illegal population require voluntary returns as a complement to direct removals. Illegal immigrants may indeed leave voluntarily if they believe their employment opportunities have diminished and their chances of forcible removal have increased. Administrative amnesty teaches them the opposite — if they find a job in a favored industry, the authorities won’t bother them." https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/trumps-new-amnesty-would-cover-about-two-million-illegal-immigrants/ -
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