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Ukraine Russia Presses Toward Pokrovsk with 110,000 Troops Amid Stalemate, Kyiv Warns
Next U.S. president ? -
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Ukraine Russia Presses Toward Pokrovsk with 110,000 Troops Amid Stalemate, Kyiv Warns
Russian troops continue to take ground and June is looking like the greatest gains yet. I'm not sure how this can be called a "stalemate". -
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Proposed Revision to US Remittance Tax in BBB
The US saw near record revenue in 2022 and still had a huge deficit. A balanced budget will require huge spending reductions. You are misinformed claiming these cuts only applied to the wealthy. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 30 June 2025
Hun Sen’s Thai Audio Leak Ignites Firestorm on Chinese Social Media Composite image courtesy of Facebook The Nation Hun Sen, Cambodia's former Prime Minister, is facing a torrent of criticism on Chinese social media after leaking sensitive details about Thailand's Shinawatra family. His actions, revealing their exile accommodation, are being blasted as a serious breach of trust. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1365200-hun-sen’s-thai-audio-leak-ignites-firestorm-on-chinese-social-media/ -
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The Human Onion Cloud: Nose Horror at the Gym
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Hun Sen’s Thai Audio Leak Ignites Firestorm on Chinese Social Media
Composite image courtesy of Facebook The Nation Hun Sen, Cambodia's former Prime Minister, is facing a torrent of criticism on Chinese social media after leaking sensitive details about Thailand's Shinawatra family. His actions, revealing their exile accommodation, are being blasted as a serious breach of trust. Despite brewing tensions between Thailand and Cambodia, official Chinese channels remain oddly quiet. There’s no commentary on the diplomatic spat or China’s past involvement in tackling transnational call centre gangs in the region. This topic, once covered extensively in Chinese media, has mysteriously vanished. A recent article by Taigua.com, a Chinese social media platform, has captivated readers, highlighting the rift stirred by Hun Sen’s controversial actions. The article traces the fallout from an audio leak by Hun Sen of a private call with Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, shocking many across Thailand and the international community. The audio leak, which unveiled Hun Sen’s conversation with Paetongtarn, marks a steep deterioration in Thai-Cambodian relations, disrupting over three decades of cooperation and turning bilateral ties turbulent. Hun Sen further fuelled outrage by sharing images of the Shinawatras’ safe houses in Cambodia. This move, perceived as a boastful disclosure, hinted at pivotal moments during the Shinawatras' departure from Thailand. Hun Sen later declared an end to the deep familial friendship between his and the Shinawatras' dynasties, spurred by the phone conversation’s release. The Chinese social media sphere erupted with criticism, questioning Hun Sen’s judgement and labelling the disclosure of private accommodations as a breach of trust. Analysts on Chinese platforms suggest Hun Sen's actions might have been a defensive response to external accusations of his governance being "unprofessional". The backlash highlights the complex dynamics at play in the region, with Chinese netizens actively engaging in the drama despite their government’s silence on the matter. This situation remains a focal point of interest, reflecting wider geopolitical tensions in Southeast Asia. As the diplomatic row lingers, the incident underscores the potential impact of personal relationships in regional politics, with the fallout possibly reshaping alliances. The ramifications of these revelations for Thai-Cambodian relations and wider regional partnerships remain uncertain. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Nation 2025-06-30
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