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So somebody with the same email address for 30 years should have done what, if they had known about "technology"? -
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Pride Flags Removed from House of Lords Canteen After Peer’s Complaint
I won't be drawn on the Palestine/Israel question either here or in real life because it's so divisive and people will interpret anything you say as taking sides. As I said, it never ends well. Similar with the Trump thing. It's just too tribalistic. I only mention Gays For Trump as it's LGBT related, which I know a bit about. Even trans issues I only interject if I see something that is evidently untrue, unfair or plainly anti-LGBT. As for being opinionated that infers arrogant views. Having forthright opinions isn't arrogance. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 11 June 2025
Thai-Cambodian Leaders Engage in Peace Talks Over Border Dispute Photo courtesy of Khmer Times In a significant diplomatic stride, Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has announced successful direct discussions with Cambodia aimed at resolving the ongoing border dispute. In meetings with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Senate President Hun Sen, both parties committed to dialogue as the primary means to address the issue. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1363339-thai-cambodian-leaders-engage-in-peace-talks-over-border-dispute/ -
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Is it possible to rehabilitate a bargirl back into polite society?
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Report Thai-Cambodian Leaders Engage in Peace Talks Over Border Dispute
Photo courtesy of Khmer Times In a significant diplomatic stride, Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has announced successful direct discussions with Cambodia aimed at resolving the ongoing border dispute. In meetings with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Senate President Hun Sen, both parties committed to dialogue as the primary means to address the issue. Prime Minister Paetongtarn emphasised the smooth progress of recent talks, underscored by the Thai government's dedication to diplomatic rather than confrontational solutions. "Our dedication to a peaceful approach has shown positive results," she remarked, reflecting on the government's concerted efforts over the previous week to ease tensions in the border areas. Involving several sectors, these efforts have fostered a more stable and orderly environment. On a strategic level, security agencies, particularly military forces stationed along the border, have been instructed to pursue bilateral cooperation with their Cambodian counterparts, ensuring discussions are anchored in international legal frameworks to maintain both stability and national sovereignty. The 38-year-old Thai leader highlighted the outcomes of her direct conversations with Hun Manet and Hun Sen, underlining their mutual goal to protect national sovereignty while maximizing benefits for citizens of both nations. Thai security agencies and military forces have been key players in ongoing discussions with Cambodian forces, with the established rapport between military units facilitating effective communication and cooperation. Supporting these diplomatic forays, Hun Sen has orchestrated the involvement of senior Cambodian military figures, such as former Deputy Prime Minister General Nyek Bun Chhay, to engage actively in resolving the dispute. These officials visited the contested regions to provide first-hand assessments, reporting their findings directly to Hun Sen. As part of this diplomatic undertaking, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the Joint Border Committee meeting is slated for Saturday, June 14. This gathering, agreed upon by both nations, is poised to advance ongoing talks. However, concerning Cambodia's intention to seek the adjudication of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), the Thai government remains firm in its position of non-recognition of the ICJ's jurisdiction over the matter. The Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs continues to manage the issue through existing diplomatic channels, employing internationally recognised approaches yielding positive results, though keeping some discussion particulars confidential. While managing border control measures, Thai officials have ensured that border crossings will follow an agreed schedule, avoiding any permanent closures—addressing and preserving the economic importance of cross-border trade and the livelihoods of local communities. Adding a domestic perspective, the Yamfao Phaendin Foundation, directed by Sondhi Limthongkul, has issued a letter urging the government to steadfastly uphold national sovereignty, reflecting public interest in maintaining both national integrity and positive diplomatic relations. In this climate of proactive diplomacy and international cooperation, Thailand and Cambodia demonstrate a commitment to resolving their differences peacefully, aiming for outcomes that bolster regional stability and mutual prosperity. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-06-11
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