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Can no longer do Wise transfers to my personal account at KBank
I'm having the same issue with Wise - Krungsri. Previously worked, now it bounces saying account details don't match (they do, and no details have been changed). Haven't been to the bank to try and fix it yet, wondering if it will work if I delete the payee in the Wise account and then set it up again. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 28 June 2025
Chinese Man Surrenders to Thai Police in Drugs Case Linked to Escort’s Death Picture courtesy of Matichon. A 37-year-old Chinese national has surrendered to authorities in connection with the drug-related death of a young Thai woman at a Bangkok hotel earlier this year. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1365047-chinese-man-surrenders-to-thai-police-in-drugs-case-linked-to-escort’s-death/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 28 June 2025
France Backs Thailand's Fight Against Call Centre Gangs Image composite courtesy of Amarin TV French President Emmanuel Macron extended his support to Thailand's battle against call centre gangs. During a phone conversation with Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, Macron emphasised France’s willingness to collaborate, particularly in curbing transnational crime. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1365048-france-backs-thailands-fight-against-call-centre-gangs/ -
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Report France Backs Thailand's Fight Against Call Centre Gangs
Image composite courtesy of Amarin TV French President Emmanuel Macron extended his support to Thailand's battle against call centre gangs. During a phone conversation with Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, Macron emphasised France’s willingness to collaborate, particularly in curbing transnational crime. The leaders also discussed tensions along the Thai-Cambodian border, agreeing on potential cooperation with Cambodia. Prime Minister Shinawatra expressed her eagerness to elevate the Thai-French relationship to a strategic level. She invited President Macron to visit Thailand next year during his scheduled attendance at the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie summit in Cambodia. In return, Macron extended an invitation for Shinawatra to the Paris Peace Forum. Amidst global uncertainties, France aims to expand its cooperation with Thailand, focusing on security and space technology. Macron assured support for Thailand’s measures against cybercrime and transnational offences, with an emphasis on the critical role of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in these efforts. On the Thai-Cambodian border issue, Shinawatra reiterated Thailand’s commitment to peaceful resolutions based on friendship and international law. She highlighted the importance of bilateral negotiations through the Joint Boundary Committee as the key to finding constructive solutions. Macron expressed willingness to consider coordination with Cambodia to support these dialogues. This dialogue marks a step forward in strengthening ties and addressing mutual concerns, focusing on security and diplomatic cooperation. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai Newsroom 2025-06-28 -
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Trump Wins on Injunctions
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Middle East Iran Acknowledges Major Damage to Nuclear Facilities Amid Strained Diplomacy
Iran Acknowledges Major Damage to Nuclear Facilities Amid Strained Diplomacy Iran’s foreign minister has publicly confirmed that recent bombings carried out by the United States and Israel caused “excessive and serious” damage to key nuclear infrastructure, marking one of the most candid admissions from Tehran regarding the scale of impact on its nuclear program. Speaking on state television Thursday evening, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran is currently conducting a thorough assessment to determine the full extent of the damage. While Iran has often downplayed foreign strikes on its facilities in the past, Araghchi’s acknowledgment suggests the latest attacks have significantly disrupted the country’s nuclear ambitions. “There has been excessive and serious damage,” Araghchi stated. “An evaluation is underway by our Atomic Energy Organisation, and the consequences are still being investigated.” The foreign minister also made it clear that Iran has no intention of reengaging in stalled nuclear negotiations with the United States. A sixth round of talks had been on the table but was cancelled following a series of Israeli attacks on Iranian targets, which began earlier this month. “I would like to state clearly that no agreement, arrangement or conversation has been made to start new negotiations,” Araghchi said. The cancellation signals a growing freeze in diplomacy between Tehran and Washington at a time when regional tensions are escalating and nuclear non-proliferation efforts are under immense strain. Adding a note of ambiguity to the diplomatic deadlock, Araghchi said the Iranian government is evaluating the situation through the lens of national interest and hinted at a shift in diplomatic posture. “We are examining what is in the interest of the Iranian people,” he said. “Our approach to diplomacy will take a new form.” He did not elaborate on what that new form might be, nor did he clarify whether it would involve closer alignment with allies such as Russia and China, or a more defiant posture toward the West. The lack of detail leaves Tehran’s intentions open to interpretation and raises questions about how the country plans to navigate its increasingly precarious international position. The recent bombings are widely seen as part of a broader strategy by the US and Israel to disrupt Iran’s nuclear progress and send a strong signal about the consequences of moving closer to weapons-grade enrichment. Iran, meanwhile, has insisted its nuclear program remains peaceful and that it is the target of unjust aggression. The comments from Araghchi mark a significant moment in the ongoing conflict over Iran’s nuclear ambitions, as they reflect not only the physical toll of military strikes but also the growing diplomatic rift that could push both sides further from any negotiated resolution. Adapted by ASEAN Now from BBC 2025-06-28
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