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You claimed the IDF put 30 babies in the oven. Provide a link. -
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Updates and events in the War in Ukraine 2025
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 21 August 2025
Pheu Thai Quashes Rumours of Backing Prayut for Leadership Role Picture courtesy of Council on Foreign Relations BANGKOK - In a bold statement, the Pheu Thai Party quashed rumours about backing former Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha for their top seat, branding the speculation as mere gossip. Party Secretary-General Sorawong Thienthong firmly denied any links to the rumour, emphasising that there was no plan for political reconciliation with the Bhumjaithai Party, which was previously a coalition ally. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1370399-pheu-thai-quashes-rumours-of-backing-prayut-for-leadership-role/ -
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Politics Pheu Thai Quashes Rumours of Backing Prayut for Leadership Role
Picture courtesy of Council on Foreign Relations BANGKOK - In a bold statement, the Pheu Thai Party quashed rumours about backing former Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha for their top seat, branding the speculation as mere gossip. Party Secretary-General Sorawong Thienthong firmly denied any links to the rumour, emphasising that there was no plan for political reconciliation with the Bhumjaithai Party, which was previously a coalition ally. “We’ve never considered Prayut for any role. This didn’t come from us,” asserted Sorawong. The party remains steadfast in its support for suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, who faces a key ruling by the Constitutional Court. Slated for tomorrow, August 29, the court will decide on an ethics issue involving a leak of a private discussion. Paetongtarn’s suspension came on July 1 after a complaint citing a contentious call with Cambodia’s former Prime Minister, Hun Sen. Allegedly, she critiqued a Thai military figure and attempted to soothe Hun Sen regarding a border dispute, coinciding with heightened border friction. Sorawong remarked that the party has no contingency plan if she loses her position. “She will be at the hearing on Thursday, her 39th birthday. I believe in her innocence. Nothing can pressure the Constitutional Court. The decision will rest on facts and evidence,” he stated. A growing call for transparency in judicial proceedings is resonating throughout the country. Notably, former senator Somchai Sawangkarn and lawyer Nitithorn Lamlua have advocated for a live broadcast of the hearing. They argue that public trust in the court's impartiality is critical. Somchai also voiced his concerns to Chatchai Bangchuad, the National Security Council Secretary-General, cautioning against prioritising Paetongtarn's defence over national security interests. “The hearing should be public. The people want to hear the truth directly,” Somchai proclaimed. “The public deserves to see if the testimony is truthful,” he added, supporting a call for televised proceedings. As the court prepares to deliver its decision, the nation watches closely, eager for clarity and justice in this politically charged atmosphere. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-08-21 -
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10 US States May Join Canada?
Your logic that brought you to that conclusion? Oh, forgive me. Tug being Tug. Rambling on without meaning. Just like @MicroB- 1
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