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Report Thailand to Reclassify Cannabis as Controlled Substance
Having seen the effect it has on some in Thailand - i am beginning to believe it. I saw one guy attempting to swim in a tiny puddle in a random soi. He was British -
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800k Not In the Bank Method
great conversations everyone. Now to a very related question: How are people handling the "new" taxation reporting rules about being in country for more than 180 days in a year? While I can do almost any of the long term retirement options/stays/visas, I am now more concerned about that taxation and tax resident thing. Anybody having any recent experience or issues with that? -
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Report Thailand Tightens Alcohol Sales: New Rules Take Effect
You said it yourself: Enforcement happens in the west that doesn’t happen in Thailand. In the west, they'll always bust you and pin huge fines on you for even minor traffic offences. Western countries have gigantic, parasitic governments that are hugely expensive to support. Thailand is much more flexible, and cheaper to get yourself out of trouble, which is why we love the place. -
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‘Post-apocalyptic’: medical staff struggle as gangs fight over aid supplies in Gaza
For the beleaguered staff of Nasser hospital in Khan Younis, one new casualty brought into the emergency department last week posed a particular challenge. He had been wounded moments earlier in the southern Gaza city while fighting in a battle between rival armed gangs over hundreds of valuable sacks of flours stripped from aid convoys and, within an hour of his arrival, men with assault rifles had invaded the hospital. They roughed up medical staff, smashed equipment and set fire to vehicles. Other armed men soon arrived and automatic gunfire reverberated around the sprawling hospital compound, already battered by successive Israeli strikes close by or on its buildings. ‘Post-apocalyptic’: medical staff struggle as gangs fight over aid supplies in Gaza Please read the whole article to get a sense of the apocalypse Gaza has become. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 30 June 2025
Thai Opposition Slams Rally Figures for Encouraging Military Coup Composite courtesy of Amarin TV In a dramatic twist, Thailand’s political scene heated up Saturday as both the opposition People’s Party and the ruling Pheu Thai Party lashed out at leaders of a recent national unity rally. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1365172-thai-opposition-slams-rally-figures-for-encouraging-military-coup/ -
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Politics Thai Opposition Slams Rally Figures for Encouraging Military Coup
Composite courtesy of Amarin TV In a dramatic twist, Thailand’s political scene heated up Saturday as both the opposition People’s Party and the ruling Pheu Thai Party lashed out at leaders of a recent national unity rally. Held at Victory Monument, the event saw leaders from the “United Power of Land Group” controversially suggesting a coup, sparking fierce backlash. The People’s Party took to Facebook, slamming rally figures for inciting a potential coup and promoting excessive nationalism. While typical demands like asking Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra to resign were voiced, certain rally speeches seemed to be laying groundwork for a coup. “In the past 20 years, many have suffered and even perished resisting coups. We cannot accept a coup; it violates our democracy and constitution,” the party declared. Danupon Punnakan, a spokesperson for Pheu Thai, acknowledged the peaceful nature of the rally but echoed concerns over the coup talk. Stressing the importance of democracy with the Monarch as head of state, he warned that the nation could not endure another coup, reported THai Newsroom. Rallies are constitutional as long as they don’t involve violence, but the rhetoric from certain leaders crossed a line, he added. This growing tension highlights the fragility of Thailand’s political landscape, as calls for democracy clash with militaristic undertones. The potential implications for citizens and governance remain stark, with both parties underscoring the importance of adhering to a democratic system free from military intervention. Adapted by ASEAN Now from [source] 2025-06-30
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