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Rumor is Hunter Biden may be a candidate for 2028. LMAO The Crack Head and the eye lash lady. What a ticket! -
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It’s affecting you and the other leftists lunatics much worse. Why are you deflecting into Epstein when the subject is nothing to do with him. Even worse is when you cry like a bitc- when someone deflects and yet you do exactly the same thing. Another example of leftists hypocrisy in full display. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 26 July 2025
Temple, Territory, Tensions: The Roots of the Thailand-Cambodia Border Fight On Friday, July 25, 2025, Cambodia fired artillery shells in Sisaket province, Thailand, causing damage to a convenience store at a gas station. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit) Tensions Explode Across the Border Border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia have resulted in a deadly standoff, killing at least 16 and displacing tens of thousands. Artillery fire marks the worst fighting in over a decade, as disputes over ancient temples fuel ongoing hostilities, leaving both countries on high alert. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1367885-temple-territory-tensions-the-roots-of-the-thailand-cambodia-border-fight/ -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Temple, Territory, Tensions: The Roots of the Thailand-Cambodia Border Fight
Temple, Territory, Tensions: The Roots of the Thailand-Cambodia Border Fight On Friday, July 25, 2025, Cambodia fired artillery shells in Sisaket province, Thailand, causing damage to a convenience store at a gas station. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit) Tensions Explode Across the Border Border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia have resulted in a deadly standoff, killing at least 16 and displacing tens of thousands. Artillery fire marks the worst fighting in over a decade, as disputes over ancient temples fuel ongoing hostilities, leaving both countries on high alert. Current Situation: A Nation on Edge Heavy fighting erupted early Thursday near a contested ancient temple, quickly spreading along the disputed frontier. Thailand retaliated by withdrawing its ambassador, expelling Cambodia’s envoy, and deploying F-16 fighter jets, while Cambodia responded with truck-mounted rocket launchers. The escalating violence has led to the evacuation of approximately 130,000 Thais and 12,000 Cambodian families. Roots of Dispute: A Century-Old Rivalry The conflict dates back to 1907, when the border was first mapped by France during its colonial rule over Cambodia. A contentious map based on a natural watershed line sparked disagreements. Despite the formation of a Joint Boundary Commission in 2000, progress has stalled, with unresolved claims, particularly involving historical sites, heightening tensions. Historical Flashpoints: Preah Vihear Temple A significant flashpoint is the Preah Vihear temple, a historic Hindu site claimed by both nations. In 1962, the International Court of Justice awarded the temple to Cambodia, but surrounding land disputes persisted. Tensions peaked in 2008 when Cambodia proposed the temple for UNESCO World Heritage status, resulting in recurrent military clashes and casualties. Recent Triggers: National Pride and Energy Disputes Despite close governmental ties, nationalist fervour flared in Thailand after debates over joint energy resource explorations with Cambodia. In February, tensions worsened when Cambodians sang their anthem at a contested temple, prompting a military response from Thai soldiers. Further complications arose when a conversation between Thailand's then-premier Paetongtarn Shinawatra and Cambodia’s Hun Sen was leaked, leading to political backlash and her suspension. Resolving the Crisis: Diplomatic Moves and Military Mobilisation In the wake of recent conflicts, both countries committed to seeking dialogue via their joint border commission. However, Cambodia plans to escalate unresolved issues to the International Court of Justice, a move Thailand opposes in favour of bilateral resolution. Following Thursday’s clashes, Cambodia appealed to the United Nations Security Council to address what it terms as Thai aggression, while Thailand insists negotiations can only proceed if Cambodia halts its military actions, reported the Bangkok Post. The fragile peace along the Thailand-Cambodia border remains in jeopardy as both nations struggle to balance territorial sovereignty with diplomatic compromise. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-07-26 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 26 July 2025
French Tourist Dies Outside Koh Phi Phi Police Station After Night of Drinking Picture courtesy of The Phuket News KRABI - In a sad turn of events on Koh Phi Phi Island, a 55-year-old French tourist was discovered dead on a sofa outside the local police station. The man, known for enjoying his holiday, was seen heavily intoxicated the night before at a nearby bar, struggling to stay awake. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1367884-french-tourist-dies-outside-koh-phi-phi-police-station-after-night-of-drinking/ -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Thai Troops Retaliate, 100 Cambodian Soldiers Dead in Fierce Clash
Payback time. It’s escalating.- 1
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