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Report Thailand Halts Controversial Casino Bill Amid Political Turmoil
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USA Trump 'Madman Theory' How Unpredictability Is Shaping Global Power Dynamics
He has traits of personality disorders like inconsistent behavior, distorted self image and problems with impluse control. He is so easily triggered and so unpredictable. He is running the country to the ground and alienating trading partners. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 7 July 2025
Cambodia Covers Costs to Secure Return of 20 Artefacts from Thailand Picture courtesy of Thai PBS In a recent twist to a cultural saga, Cambodia has stepped up to cover the expenses for the return of 20 Khmer artefacts from Thailand, following financial constraints expressed by Thai authorities. This development comes after Thai Culture Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra last week cited budgetary issues and rising bilateral tensions as reasons for delaying the repatriation. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1365992-cambodia-covers-costs-to-secure-return-of-20-artefacts-from-thailand/ -
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Older Retirees and Younger Partners in Rural Thailand: Accepted or Not?
Accepted? Sure. There are always sugar daddies somewhere. And if they're not feel embarrassed....so what? They wouldn't see that people laugh about them. -
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Report Cambodia Covers Costs to Secure Return of 20 Artefacts from Thailand
Picture courtesy of Thai PBS In a recent twist to a cultural saga, Cambodia has stepped up to cover the expenses for the return of 20 Khmer artefacts from Thailand, following financial constraints expressed by Thai authorities. This development comes after Thai Culture Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra last week cited budgetary issues and rising bilateral tensions as reasons for delaying the repatriation. Cambodian Minister of Culture and Fine Arts, Phoeurng Sackona, has strongly urged Thailand to stick to the previously agreed timeline for the artefacts' return. In a letter dated 6th July and addressed to Paetongtarn, Phoeurng reaffirmed Cambodia's commitment to shoulder the transportation costs, as established in a bilateral agreement made this April. The letter underscores the importance of proceeding with the agreement within the set timeframe to prevent further delays. Both countries had planned an official handover ceremony in Bangkok this July, with the artefacts expected to make their journey back to Cambodia in the following month. The repatriation was unexpectedly stalled on 4th July when Paetongtarn, in her inaugural address as Culture Minister, announced the postponement, attributing it to increased border tensions and a strained budget. She indicated that addressing the funding concerns would require revisiting the issue and possibly submitting a new request to the Cabinet. The collection of 20 artefacts, primarily comprising small sculptures, belongs to a larger batch of 43 Khmer antiquities. These were illicitly taken from Cambodia, and after efforts by the Thai Fine Arts Department to confirm their origins, 23 had already been returned in 2008 and 2015. With Cambodia's financial intervention, valued at around 2 million Thai Baht, it remains to be seen how the situation will unfold amidst the backdrop of renewed cultural diplomacy. The gesture demonstrates Cambodia's firm dedication to reclaiming its heritage and underscores the intricate dance of cultural negotiations in the Southeast Asian region. This situation not only highlights the importance of cultural heritage and its rightful ownership but also stresses the significance of international cooperation and goodwill in resolving such matters, even when financial or diplomatic obstacles arise. As both nations navigate through these waters, the cultural community watches closely, hoping for a resolution that honours historical integrity and mutual respect. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai PBS 2025-07-07 -
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Report Tensions Rise as Cambodian Woman Enters Thai Heritage Site
When friut fights go viral wars can break out.
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