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Rising Toll: 16,000 Russian Soldiers Killed in Ukraine Since April
Russia is having over 30k casualties each month. I follow this SMO closely and Ukraine is doing ok considering the big delay in sending them as from USA this spring that caused them to lose Adivka and the salient that resulted. Yes there has been a Ukraine attack. They invaded Russia 6 weeks ago and occupy 1200 so I'm in the Kursk region. They have also developed long range drones that go 1200 I'm and many oil refineries have lost their cracking column. Many airfields have been attacked. Many oil storage facilities have been hit. Just in the last hours Ukraine has sent a large drone offensive to Moscow and nearby areas. Russia is attacking and killing civilians with drones and ballistic missiles. -
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New Lawsuit Seeks Dissolution of Thaksin-Linked Coalition Parties
They were BFF since the longest time. Circumstances back then prevented both from working hand in hand. As I said before, Tony will assume the role of respected elder statesman in the mould of Prem -
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Pattaya: Search For Culprit Who Muzzled 10 Dogs With Tape
Your life sounds terrible. Poor you. Perhaps someone should put you out of your misery, You know....in the same off-handed manner in which you treat other life on earth. -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
Of course I'm biased, I stick to the facts -
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Labour's Britain: A Landscape of Bluster and Inaction
The Telegraph’s misrepresentation of facts in order to blame the Labour Government is worse than it looks: The improvements to the A40 were halted by Oxfordshire County Council on November 29 2022. 1 Year 7 Months and 6 days before Labour came to power. But during a meeting yesterday (Tuesday November 29) councillors decided to halt the project as it could exceed its costs due to inflation.” https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/23160536.project-improve-a40-oxfordshire-delayed/# -
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Must Read Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
Yes they are, you are so wrong about this. Just like back in your country, the easiest penalties are dished out to working class people because it is an easy revenue stream for the governments. They rarely go after the rich because it is difficult to collect. If nothing, this tax scheme will create many new paper shuffling jobs for the struggling economy.- 1
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Latest carmaker to scale back its EV ambitions amid slowing sales
I already outlined the risk of fines and explained why it might soon be a great time to buy a Chinese EV. As for tents buying EV's from auctions, that's actually rarely what happens. They usually buy them from main dealers when the car given in part-ex doesn't match the main dealer's criteria for resale, e.g. a Ford dealer gets a Toyota in part-ex etc. You failed to mention that ICE vendors have suffered much more of a percentage reduction as the share of new EV's sold each month is increasing and the corresponding ICE share is decreasing. -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
You’re biased, understandably so. Your links only ever has one narrative. -
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Frenchman arrested in Krabi for eight-year visa overstay
If he cant pay his fare home will the embassy help him out, or will he be in the IDC for years? Serve him right if he is. -
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Anutin Backs Cannabis and Entertainment Complex Policies
Tony is anti drug and not big on entertainment (he started the early closing hours for nightspots). So Anutin has got his work cut out -
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Thai taxation of foreign share income - a couple of practical issues
If I understand you correctly, you hold UK investment funds via your US broker? If the above is correct, it is the same as a British person in the UK buying into say a US investment fund using their UK broker where any taxes are an expense of the fund, not the investor. If you are taxed on dividends from those funds, you will be taxed where they are received. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 10 September 2024
3 Thai police face sack for mistaking woman as drug suspect by Petch Petpailin Photo via KomChadLuek Three police officers in the northern province of Chiang Rai may face dismissal after mistakenly identifying a Thai woman as a drug suspect and attempting to arrest her, leading to a violent high-speed chase. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1337783-3-thai-police-face-sack-for-mistaking-woman-as-drug-suspect/ -
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3 Thai police face sack for mistaking woman as drug suspect
Three police officers in the northern province of Chiang Rai may face dismissal after mistakenly identifying a Thai woman as a drug suspect and attempting to arrest her, leading to a violent high-speed chase. The 22 year old Thai woman filed a complaint with Mae Yao Police Station, stating that a group of men tried to abduct her on the night of September 2. The men, travelling in a white SUV, cut her off while she was riding her motorcycle home. One of the men exited the vehicle and tried to apprehend her but she managed to flee on her motorcycle. A high-speed chase ensued but the woman was eventually assisted by locals in the area. She maintained that she had no prior conflicts with anyone. The woman suspected that the group were police officers who mistook her for a criminal and attempted to arrest her. Her suspicions were confirmed when three police officers turned themselves in on September 9. One of the officers is a Police Senior Sergeant Major from Chiang Rung Police Station. He was formerly an investigating officer with the Chiang Rai Provincial Police. The officer explained that he and his two colleagues were tracking a drug suspect and mistaking the woman for the target. CCTV footage showed them following the woman and cutting her off. They decided to abort the operation and leave the scene when they saw locals helping the woman, as they did not want the public to become aware of their covert operation. The three officers also admitted to crashing their SUV into a parked car during the chase. The Commander of the Chiang Rai Provincial Police, Manop Saenakun, told the media that the officers must be punished severely as their actions were considered to be outside the scope of their duties. Manop stated that the three could face dismissal if Mae Yao Police Station officers find that their actions violated any serious laws. Channel 7 reported that the police officers in question attempted to offer the victim 100,000 baht to settle the case but the victim rejected the offer and insisted on pursuing the matter to the fullest extent. ORIGINAL STORY: Thai woman survives attempted kidnapping in Chiang Rai (video) A Thai woman issued a warning to other women after a group of men in an SUV stalked and attempted to kidnap her on a road in the northern province of Chiang Rai. The 22 year old woman shared security camera footage when she sought help from a resident in the Mae Yao district of Chiang Rai province. She posted the footage on the news Facebook page, J-moi v+ (เจ๊ม้อย v+), to gather more clues about the suspects and to issue a warning to others, particularly women travelling alone at night. The page shared her video on September 3 with a caption that read, “Women travelling alone at night must be aware of this incident. This woman was on her way home when a group of men attempted to abduct her. She decided to abandon her motorcycle and seek help from a resident. Anyone with useful information about the gang can contact the page.” The video shows the woman leaving her motorcycle and running into a resident’s house. She can be heard saying, “Please help. Those men tried to kidnap me.” ThaiRath shared another video of the incident, showing the white Toyota Fortuner SUV cutting in front of the victim while she was riding her motorcycle. One man then got out of the car and tried to approach the woman. Realising the danger, the woman sped away on her motorcycle. The man returned to the SUV, and the driver immediately chased after her. She shouted for help as she fled, and a resident came to her aid, causing the SUV to speed away from the scene. In an interview with ThaiRath, the victim said the incident took place at around 8pm on Monday, September 2. She explained that she had never had any conflicts with anyone and could not speculate on the gang’s motives. She suggested that the men might have been police officers who mistook her for someone else. The woman revealed that the high-speed chase lasted for only 30 metres before she was helped by residents. The victim stated that she filed a complaint at Mae Yao Police Station, and officers assured her that they would bring the gang to justice soon. by Petch Petpailin Photo via KomChadLuek Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-09-10 Get the ASEAN NOW daily NEWSLETTER - Click HERE to subscribe -
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Is the Tax compliance going to be linked to Visa issuance ?
It would make sense. If the law requires you to pay tax, why wouldn't you need to show that you're complying in order to remain in the country legally? -
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calling the uk international pension centre.
yes landline and mobile.- 1
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