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Tourism Thailand’s Tourism Confidence Dips Amid Economic Challenges
Am I the only one who sees a direct relationship between a "strong Baht" and "weak Tourism" ??? Gosh, you make your country 10%+ more expensive for tourists and exports, and then wonder why the economy and stock market are in the toilet?? Really? Really? -
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National Anthem
You may be confusing the National Anthem (the song played at 08:00 and 18:00) with the Royal Anthem (the one played at cinemas). -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Thailand Rejects Mediation in Escalating Cambodia Conflict
Oh, you seems to neglect the fact, acknowledged by Thailand, that Thailand dropped cluster bombs...an illegal act, except Thailand is not party to this international agreement...same as they refuse to accept internationally accepted borders... Thailand will only accept bilateral talks if it gets everything it wants. -
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Tourism Thailand’s Tourism Confidence Dips Amid Economic Challenges
Gasoline is certainly not the same price . When I came here at first it was 18 bht a litre for 95 gasoline , today it's 33 . -
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Cambodia Suspends Traffic Law Enforcement Amid National Crisis
In an unprecedented move, Cambodia has suspended enforcement of its Road Traffic Law nationwide, as the country’s leadership prioritises security amid escalating border tensions with Thailand. On Friday night, Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Sar Sokha announced the suspension, instructing police across all provinces to halt enforcement of the traffic law “until further notice.” While fines and penalties will be paused, traffic police will continue directing traffic—especially on national roads used by the military and civilians involved in what authorities call missions to “safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity.” The decision comes just days after deadly clashes erupted along the Thai-Cambodian border, killing at least 14 and displacing tens of thousands. Roads in the country’s northwest have become critical arteries for the movement of troops and emergency responders, prompting the government to lift administrative burdens that might hinder logistics or response efforts. “This is about keeping the country moving in a time of crisis,” said one official close to the Ministry of Interior. “The priority is ensuring rapid military and humanitarian access, not pulling over motorists.” Sar Sokha took to social media to explain the measure, urging the public to drive responsibly despite the pause in enforcement. “I strongly appeal to all fellow citizens… to obey traffic laws and drive responsibly to ensure their own safety and the safety of others,” he wrote. The announcement has sparked debate across social media, with some applauding the pragmatic move during a time of national emergency, while others worry it could lead to chaos on Cambodia’s notoriously dangerous roads. Cambodia already ranks among the countries with the highest rates of road fatalities in Southeast Asia. The suspension is open-ended, adding another layer of uncertainty in a country already on edge. With military activity rising, political tensions high, and civil institutions under strain, the move signals a government increasingly consumed by the demands of a growing national security emergency. As Cambodia steers through what may be its most volatile moment in years, even the rules of the road are being rewritten. -2025-07-26 -
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