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Politics Bhumjaithai Rejects Pheu Thai's Casino Complex Plan
Photo courtesy of Thai PBS In a significant political development, Bhumjaithai Party leader Anutin Charnvirakul has openly rejected Pheu Thai's flagship policy of establishing an entertainment complex, labelling it a facade for casinos and online gambling legalisation. Anutin, advocating for Thai-led investments, cited Icon Siam—a successful model featuring a shopping mall, restaurants, cinemas, and more, but crucially, no casino. He expressed reservations about Pheu Thai's preference for foreign investment, noting licences were already being offered to potential international investors. The controversy unfolded amid a broader political discourse involving former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who has been vocal about not letting Thailand reach a political "dead end." Anutin dismissed Thaksin's claims, particularly following a talk show appearance where Thaksin spent considerable time criticising Bhumjaithai. Suggesting a fresh perspective, Anutin remarked that reaching a perceived "dead end" might catalyse necessary change in the country’s political landscape. His comments coincided with a recent NIDA poll indicating public dissatisfaction with suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra. The poll suggested a preference for former coup leader Prayuth Chan-o-cha to take her place. Anutin also addressed internal dynamics within the coalition government, hinting that while Paetongtarn favoured Bhumjaithai's continued participation, the sentiments of Thaksin and other Pheu Thai leaders remained uncertain. With tensions between major political players brewing, this disagreement highlights potential shifts in Thailand's political scenario. As the coalition’s stability is questioned, all eyes remain on how these controversies might influence future policy directions and governance in the country. The unfolding political situation in Thailand remains critical, with economic and social implications potentially affecting various sectors. The debate over foreign versus local investment in entertainment ventures underscores broader discussions on Thailand's future economic strategies. As the political narrative evolves, interested parties in Thai politics and business will be keenly watching these developments, considering their significant implications on both domestic policy and international relations. In summary, Anutin's firm stance against the Pheu Thai proposal marks a pivotal moment in Thailand's political landscape, promising further debate and potential change in the nation's strategic approach. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai PBS 2025-07-15 -
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Report Wall Street to Sukhumvit: Expat’s Brutal Wake-Up Call for Dreamers in Thailand
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Report Vietnam Invites Global Defence Leaders for Major Anniversary
File photo for reference only Vietnam extends a warm welcome to defence leaders from Russia, China, and more, to the upcoming 80th anniversary celebrations of the August Revolution on 19 August and National Day on 2 September. The Vietnamese Ministry of National Defense has reached out to countries including Laos, Cambodia, Cuba, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Azerbaijan to mark these pivotal historical events. Central to the festivities will be a grand parade featuring military contingents from Russia, China, Laos, Cambodia, and Belarus, as outlined in a recent meeting in Hanoi. This gathering, presided over by Deputy Minister of National Defense Senior Lieutenant General Hoang Xuan Chien, emphasised the significance of defence diplomacy and collaboration for these events. Cuba has been swift in its response, confirming that its Minister of the Revolutionary Armed Forces will attend. Both Laos and Cambodia are also preparing to show their support by sending troops to participate in the parade. This collaboration harks back to the recent 50th anniversary celebrations of Vietnam’s reunification, where military units from China, Laos, and Cambodia joined the parade upon the Ministry’s invitation. In a related effort, Vietnam is embarking on the construction of a monument honouring foreign soldiers and experts who aided Vietnam during its resistance wars. This monument, recognising contributions from the former Soviet Union, China, Laos, Cambodia, and Cuba, will feature prominently in the upcoming celebrations. The progress of the monument was a key focus at a meeting held on 9 July, where General Chien urged all involved to expedite their work, ensuring the first sculpture group is ready by 15 August. This robust display of international friendship and cooperation not only commemorates Vietnam's historical milestones but also strengthens diplomatic ties with nations that played crucial roles in its past struggles. The celebration promises to be a powerful tribute, underscoring Vietnam's enduring gratitude and commitment to forging lasting global alliances. As preparations continue, the focus remains on creating an event that honours history while fostering future relations. This gathering of global military leaders in Hanoi highlights the significant role defence diplomacy plays in Vietnam’s approach to international relations. Adapted by ASEAN Now from VN Express 2025-07-15 -
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The last time they/ them shut down the NYP for telling the truth cost my country four years of far left appeasement to terrorist and wars -
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Community Concerns Raised Over Iranian National Living on Pattaya Beach
Or how the police had to be informed about his lifestyle on the beach. How come they didn't know? Because they stay indoors on their phones? -
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Broke Up With The Bubble Tea Girl… But How Bad Is This Move?
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