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Why are there 10,000 topics about Trump?
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Report Bangkok's Living Costs Surge Ahead of Income, Creating Paradox
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Ceasefire Reached Between Thailand and Cambodia—But Tensions Flare Hours Later
Ceasefire Reached Between Thailand and Cambodia—But Tensions Flare Hours Later In a high-stakes diplomatic breakthrough, Thailand and Cambodia agreed to a full, unconditional ceasefire on 28 July after days of escalating border clashes that displaced nearly 300,000 people. The agreement followed emergency talks in Malaysia, hosted by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and attended by Thai Acting PM Phumtham Wechayachai and Cambodian PM Hun Manet. Ambassadors from the U.S. and China also joined, reflecting global concern. At a joint press briefing, both sides hailed the ceasefire as a critical step toward restoring peace. Plans were made for follow-up military meetings on 29 July and 4 August to ensure stability and support repatriation efforts. However, just hours after the ceasefire took effect at midnight, the Thai military accused Cambodia of violating the agreement. Thai army spokesman Maj Gen Winthai Suvaree condemned Cambodian forces for firing into Thai territory in multiple locations. He stated that Thailand had responded in line with its right to self-defence and stressed that the kingdom had fully honoured the ceasefire by ceasing fire at the agreed time. The incident has cast doubt on the truce’s durability and strained the fragile trust built during negotiations, raising urgent concerns about the prospects for long-term peace. -
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Crime Police Target Three Foreigners Over Firearms Shipment to Moscow
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UK losing its identity.
Being the greatest force for good in the history of the world must count for something.
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