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Anutin Orders Stricter Measures to Curb Burning and Reduce PM 2.5
To be fair, this isn't exclusive to politicians in Thailand. -
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Anutin Orders Stricter Measures to Curb Burning and Reduce PM 2.5
A better way costs money which they don't have. So they cheapest way is burning the fields. Which they will keep on doing. -
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Why Some Brits Envy America’s Donald Trump
No, I don’t need Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid either. Nor do I need any prescription medications that Trump has now removed price controls from. -
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2025)
Possibly some good recommendations. -
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Afghan man stabs and kills two in Germany, including a toddler others injured
Hmm, that site is owned by Steve Killelea, who says. Fewer terrorism deaths in the West In 2023, the US accounted for 76% of terrorism-related deaths in Western democracies, amid a 15-year low in incidents. Terrorism incidents in Western democracies recorded a drop of 55% compared to the previous year. There were 23 attacks that resulted in 21 fatalities, marking a 15-year low. However, the US recorded 76% of these fatalities from seven attacks. Five of these attacks were linked to individuals with far-right beliefs yet none had an affiliation with a far-right group. Ten countries account for most deaths Terrorist activity remains highly concentrated in a small number of countries, with just ten countries accounting for 87% of all terrorism deaths in 2023. These include Burkina Faso, Israel, Mali, Pakistan, Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia, Nigeria, Myanmar, and Niger. https://defsec.net.nz/2024/05/31/global-terrorism-index-2024/
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