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How does an international bank transfer work?
Tomorrow is not bank holiday, at least for my bank HQ in Bangkok. Money sent on Monday I suppose will reach my account tomorrow. -
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Middle East Hamas Its 'genocidal strategy' & use of Extreme sexual violence
That is about the size of it. And the reason that many millions of Brits want the UK's membership of the ECHR, either suspended, or cancelled completely. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 10 July 2025
Thaksin Labels Trump's Tariff Deadline a Negotiation Move File photo for reference only Thaksin Shinawatra, Thailand’s former prime minister, voiced his perspective last night on US President Donald Trump’s recent ultimatum, which set an August 1st deadline to resolve the 36% tariff imposed on Thai exports. Speaking to Amarin TV, Thaksin described the move as a strategic negotiation tactic rather than a definitive policy shift. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366328-thaksin-labels-trumps-tariff-deadline-a-negotiation-move/ -
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USA Epstein Case Becomes a Boomerang for Trump-Era Conspiracy Theorists
The real one. Where Zelensky went to the Whitehouse and was like, "No peace, more war please. Look at these photos. We need to attack more." Why, what dimension do you live in? -
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Politics Thaksin Labels Trump's Tariff Deadline a Negotiation Move
File photo for reference only Thaksin Shinawatra, Thailand’s former prime minister, voiced his perspective last night on US President Donald Trump’s recent ultimatum, which set an August 1st deadline to resolve the 36% tariff imposed on Thai exports. Speaking to Amarin TV, Thaksin described the move as a strategic negotiation tactic rather than a definitive policy shift. He revealed discussions with Trump’s associates, indicating the unchanged levy from April 2 is a hard-line approach, with Trump likely to negotiate for favourable terms. Thaksin expressed confidence that while some concessions might be necessary, Thailand should not expect significant losses. Reporters asked whether Thaksin's connections in Washington were still active. He responded humorously, “I didn’t leave Thailand. We just talked a bit via Zoom.” Addressing concerns about possible economic impacts and declining consumer confidence, Thaksin noted that numerous countries are similarly affected. He mentioned that a committee will seek solutions during the current religious holiday period, Asalha Puja Day. On potential tariff reductions, Thaksin confirmed that Thailand had submitted a new proposal, even as Trump’s letter arrived without a settled agreement. However, he remains optimistic about achieving a resolution within the extended timeframe. In a parallel development, Trump’s tariff measures are not limited to Thailand. He escalated tensions with Brazil, announcing a 50% tariff following disputes over former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s trial. Trump criticised Brazil’s actions against free elections and media, initiating an unfair trade practices investigation. Trump also targeted other nations, including the Philippines with a 20% tariff, and 25-30% tariffs on countries like Brunei, Sri Lanka, and Moldova. Brazil, being the 15th largest trading partner with the US, faces significant strain with this latest imposition. Simultaneously, Trump conveyed optimism about reaching a trade agreement with the European Union, predicting imminent announcements. EU trade chief Maros Sefcovic indicated progress, hoping for a resolution within days. This flurry of tariff actions affects global markets, with a broader trade war potentially hindering economic forecasts. Trump’s aggressive stance underscores a strategic push toward renegotiating existing trade relationships, aiming for outcomes seen as beneficial to the US. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai Newsroom 2025-07-10 -
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English Retiree Wants TIN
Many, if not all, real-life reports contradict your bold statement.
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