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Trump Administration Targets Chinese Students in New Visa Crackdown
Well, who would believe that? My bet is that China will eventually have the last laugh. They're far too cunning for trump. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 30 May 2025
Thailand Plans Exciting Bangkok Street Circuit for F1 in 2028 Pictures courtesy of Siam Sport Thailand is poised to rev up its motorsport scene with plans to host the F1 World Championship on a dynamic street circuit in Bangkok, rather than investing in a dedicated racetrack. Tourism and Sports Minister Surawong Thienthong revealed this ambitious plan, aligning with Formula One’s preferences and the enthusiastic backing of Thailand's private sector. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1362253-thailand-plans-exciting-bangkok-street-circuit-for-f1-in-2028/ -
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Crime Russian Man Arrested for Dangerous BMW Drifting Stunt on Ban Amphur Beachfront
Hes Russian. Deport him anyway. Let him fertilise some sunflowers!! -
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Security Check Before Flight.
Arriving at Dubai airport I went through the normal security check, then boarded the bus to go to another part of the airport, then had to go through all the rigmarole again for a second time for my plane to Glasgow. Why two security checks at the same airport? I only had to do one on my return flight to Bangkok. Anyone else ever experienced this? -
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What did you have for breakfast?
My lunch snack made from shopping at tops today -
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Report Thailand Plans Exciting Bangkok Street Circuit for F1 in 2028
Pictures courtesy of Siam Sport Thailand is poised to rev up its motorsport scene with plans to host the F1 World Championship on a dynamic street circuit in Bangkok, rather than investing in a dedicated racetrack. Tourism and Sports Minister Surawong Thienthong revealed this ambitious plan, aligning with Formula One’s preferences and the enthusiastic backing of Thailand's private sector. Minister Surawong, alongside Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, recently travelled to Monaco to study its iconic street circuit, garnering insights into hosting a similar event in Thailand. This visit followed a key Memorandum of Understanding signed with Formula One, signalling significant progress in their discussions. Though official details are yet to be disclosed at F1’s request, Surawong hinted at positive developments. “Under Prime Minister Settha Thavisin, Thailand planned to host F1 in 2027,” Surawong said. “Despite delays from government transitions, we’re now set to support a 2028 event. The street circuit model, akin to Bangkok’s urban layout, matches F1's preference to skip building new tracks.” Instead of investing in costly new infrastructure, the focus shifts to crafting a street race route through Bangkok’s heart. This strategy seeks to draw global attention and integrate motorsport excitement with the city’s daily bustle, enhancing business opportunities year-round as reported by Siam Sport. “We’re not building a stadium just for F1,” Surawong stated. “A street circuit brings maximal benefits: it's spectacular, accessible, and promotes continuous economic engagement beyond race days.” With strong private sector interest, the government is closely collaborating with design teams to finalise a course that suits Thailand’s vibrant capital. This innovative approach aims to transform Bangkok into a prestigious international motorsport hub, with global F1 fans eagerly anticipating this new addition to the racing calendar. As plans gather momentum, Thailand looks set to inject fresh energy into its tourism and sports sectors, accelerating towards the dream of hosting a thrilling Grand Prix on Bangkok’s bustling streets. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-05-30
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