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Foreign tourists throwing fists in Patong’s Bangla Road brawl goes viral
Phuket is such a pleasant place. Really miss it. -
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Do you get on well with Thai People?
Bit of both tbh but also, I haven't been here the whole time. I moved in a year ago but I've been coming and going a lot -
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Trump Calls for Return of Panama Canal Over "Unfair" Transit Rates
Trump sat on the sideline and kept quiet when Panama break off ties with Taiwan and established diplomatic relations with China in 2017 when he was the President. Now he is worried. What an irony. -
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Baltic Sea Power Cable Outage Sparks Sabotage Concerns Amid Regional Tensions
Hundreds of links in western msm. You obviously haven’t been following any news. Seems like you don’t know how to use google either Yeah, that's what I thought,, your comment was fake and this reaction proves it -
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Mike Waltz Warns Hostage-Takers: “Bullet in Your Damn Forehead”
Could you ever imagine the reverse happening? -
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Possibility of the Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer 190AR plane was shot down on the 25 Dec
I don't think bird strike causing the engine to tear itself apart (and resultant shrapnel to the rear of the plane) can be ruled out. -
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ICE vs EV, the debate thread
This article was published April this year and since then a number of EV manfacturers have filed for bankruptcy I think the article is correct by 2030 they will only be a small number of EV manfacturers left in China https://edition.cnn.com/2024/04/24/business/china-ev-industry-competition-analysis-intl-hnk/index.html Multiple Chinese electric vehicle (EV) companies have filed for bankruptcy or are struggling to stay in business, including: China Evergrande In August 2024, a local court ruled that two of China Evergrande's EV subsidiaries, Evergrande New Energy Vehicle (Guangdong) and Evergrande Smart Automotive (Guangdong), must enter bankruptcy and be reorganized. This came after creditors filed for the proceedings. WM Motor In November 2024, the Chinese EV startup WM Motor filed for bankruptcy. WM Motor was one of the largest Chinese EV makers, selling around 100,000 vehicles between 2019 and 2022. HiPhi In February 2024, the high-end carmaker HiPhi halted production due to financial difficulties. In 2022, HiPhi only sold 4,520 vehicles. Singulato and Aiways More than 20 EV makers in China have left the market since 2020, including Singulato and Aiways.
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