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Report Phuket Residents Outraged by Tourists' Public Intimacy Displays
"With tensions escalating, authorities are under increasing pressure to respond decisively and restore Patong’s status as a world-class, family-friendly travel destination." Specially Bangla Road at 1 AM 55555 -
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Accident Supercar Destroyed in Fiery Three-Vehicle Collision in Bangkok
Always have to have Mom or Daddy there with them.....a little bit of "do you know my father"! The story is a typical one of not my fault.....always the victims! -
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Dow Headed for Worst April Since 1932 - Always Winning: Tired of Winning!
Over the years, I've lost all sorts of money trading stocks or investing in the wrong ones. That's how you get good at it. Once you male a mistake and that mistake costs you money, you won't make that particular mistake again. I think my record was losing $128,000 one time in a 10 minute period. So yes, I screw up once in a while. It comes with the territory. The idea is to make more money than you lose. -
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Israel Vows to Keep Troops in Security Zones Across Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria
Ah Nick, we’re back to your repetitive question of ‘Do I support Hamas…?’. We’ve been over this numerous times, on the last occasion which was only a few weeks ago I suggested you commit my answer to memory so as to save us both the time you waste with repeating this question. Since you clearly struggle to remember stuff I’ll remind you again. My view is Hamas are a heinous terrorist organization, guilty of heinous crimes against the people of Israel, Hamas’ heinous and in provoked crimes of October 7 are a product only of their own violent hate filled mindset. They are also guilty of heinous crimes against the people of Palestine. I do not, nor have I ever, supported any act of terrorism or violence by Hamas. I hope that is clear. Do try to commit it to memory, though I expect you’ll soon be repeating the question I have answered numerous times. Its a thing with you. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 23 April 2025
PM Shinawatra Denies Cabinet Reshuffle Amid Coalition Speculation Photo courtesy of The Nation viaVietnam Plus Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has firmly dismissed rumours of a Cabinet reshuffle, asserting that her government remains unified and unchanged. Despite speculation over coalition tensions and potential changes in economic roles, the PM assured the public there are no plans for reorganisation. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1358600-pm-shinawatra-denies-cabinet-reshuffle-amid-coalition-speculation/ -
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Politics PM Shinawatra Denies Cabinet Reshuffle Amid Coalition Speculation
Photo courtesy of The Nation via Vietnam Plus Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has firmly dismissed rumours of a Cabinet reshuffle, asserting that her government remains unified and unchanged. Despite speculation over coalition tensions and potential changes in economic roles, the PM assured the public there are no plans for reorganisation. "Everything remains the same," she stated, acknowledging public opinion polls but emphasising calmness amid transitory political conditions. Notably, questions had arisen about possibly replacing the coalition partner Bhumjaithai with the Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP), but PM Shinawatra remained adamant about stability. She addressed the inconsistency between Pheu Thai's original anti-military stance and its current coalition with pro-military parties, highlighting the coalition's necessity due to a lack of majority. Acknowledging some differences within the coalition, the PM lauded the partners for their efforts in implementing government policies and unity. She also noted differing opinions with her father, ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra, though clarified there was no conflict. Deputy PM Phumtham Wechayachai confirmed no signs of a reshuffle, attributing speculation to outside sources and stressing the coalition's commitment to resolving differences. Klatham Party leader Narumon Pinyosinwat also dismissed reshuffle rumours, denying any lobbying for other positions. PPRP secretary-general Paiboon Nititawan refuted rumours about the party rejoining the coalition. The current stance underscores the government’s focus on cohesion and continuity amid external speculations. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-04-23
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