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Economy Trump Dishes Out 36% Tariffs in Shock Move Against Thailand
Seems like it would be in thailands best interest to bend over backwards to the US in this situation but they are not as savvy as vietnam -
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Report Tragedy Strikes: UK Man Passes in Thailand, Baby Born Days Later
Sad story... but there's always a Go Fund Me or there's always a book. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 8 July 2025
Rising HIV Cases Among Thai Youth Prompt New Health Initiatives Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post In response to rising HIV infection rates among young people, Thailand's Deputy Minister of Public Health, Chaichana Dechdecho, announced plans to collaborate with educational institutions and private sectors. The initiatives aim to bolster sexual health education and provide greater access to condoms. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366115-rising-hiv-cases-among-thai-youth-prompt-new-health-initiatives/ -
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USA Elon Musk Launches New Political Force: The America Party
Yes! I've always said the difference between right-wing capitalists and left-wing socialists is just the first letter of a two-letter word. Right-wing capitalists are, as you say above, "ME ME ME!" Left-wing socialists are "WE WE WE!" -
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Health Rising HIV Cases Among Thai Youth Prompt New Health Initiatives
Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post In response to rising HIV infection rates among young people, Thailand's Deputy Minister of Public Health, Chaichana Dechdecho, announced plans to collaborate with educational institutions and private sectors. The initiatives aim to bolster sexual health education and provide greater access to condoms. During a House session, Mr Chaichana addressed questions from Senator Parinya Wongcherdkwan about the country's HIV prevention efforts and funding. Although overall figures show a decline, young people are increasingly representing new cases. The ministry plans to curb new infections to under 1,000 annually and reduce deaths to fewer than 4,000 per year. Efforts will include partnerships with private companies in high-risk sectors and expanding HIV testing facilities. Mr Chaichana also revealed that despite 8,000 new cases in recent statistics, projections for the second half of the year aim to keep new infections below 3,000. Bangkok, Chon Buri, Khon Kaen, and Nakhon Ratchasima are the provinces with the highest infection rates, largely due to their tourist populations. The Public Health Ministry invests 8.4 billion baht annually in HIV initiatives, with 7.7 billion baht sourced domestically and 788 million baht from international aid. Of the budget, 6.2 billion baht is allocated for treatment medications, while prevention programmes receive 1.2 billion baht. Approximately 500,000 people receive treatment, including over 5,700 foreign nationals. Treatment costs average 12,000 baht per person annually. The Senate inquiry highlighted concerns about the country’s HIV prevention strategies and the financial impact of providing for foreign HIV patients, prompting a reassessment of current measures. This comprehensive approach underscores the urgent need to address the evolving HIV landscape among Thailand's youth, reflecting a commitment to significant health improvements in the coming years. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-07-08 -
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Leftists continue to be wrong and still have the nerve to keep making predictions
Delusional post. Good grief, look in the mirror. The changes will be significant.
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