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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2025)
VLC (free) plays anything if anyone is having trouble playing in any format. -
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Politics Parliament Showdown Looms as Bhumjaithai Seeks to Oust PM
To be replaced by someone just as useless - better off replacing the whole government. -
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BREAKING NEWS Trump Confirms Surprise US Airstrikes on Iran’s Nuclear Sites, Including Fordo
But the severity of damage inflicted on Iran’s nuclear program will probably give us some clues." Yes at that assessment currently is: “Given the explosive payload utilized and the extreme vibration-sensitive nature of centrifuges, very significant damage is expected to have occurred,” Grossi added referring to the US bombing. IAEA chief expects ‘very significant damage’ at Iran’s Fordo site, demands access https://www.timesofisrael.com/iaea-chief-expects-very-significant-damage-at-irans-fordo-site-demands-access/ -
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What makes you certifiably gay?
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Crime Axe Attack in Chon Buri: Road Dispute Escalates Violently
That would the Thai, instant Lie mode. When challenged about any possible wrong doing. T.I.T. -
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Thailand grants free access to safe abortions for insured citizens under expanded healthcare
Today we’ll be talking about Thailand’s plans to restrict cannabis to medical use only, Cambodia criticizing Thailand for allegedly copying Angkor Wat in temple design, and a little later a Taiwanese woman detained in China after testing positive for cannabis use. Thailand to Reclassify Cannabis as Narcotic, Restrict Use to Medical Only Thailand will soon restrict cannabis use to medical purposes only, requiring prescriptions and on-site medical professionals at retail shops. The Public Health Minister emphasized that the policy change is not political but a response to poor past regulation and increasing public concern. UN Presses Thailand Over Human Trafficking Tied to Regional Scam Syndicates The United Nations has demanded clarification from Thailand regarding its involvement in cross-border human trafficking linked to scam operations. The UN raised concerns about the country’s failure to protect victims, often treating them as criminals instead of trafficking survivors. Thailand Grants Free Access to Safe Abortions for Insured Citizens Under Expanded Healthcare Policy Thailand has expanded its healthcare coverage to provide free and legal abortion services to insured citizens through registered medical facilities. The policy is a significant step toward improving reproductive healthcare access and women’s rights in the country. Thai Man Surrenders After Assaulting Two Gay Men in Unprovoked Attack A Thai man turned himself in after assaulting two gay men in an unprovoked attack that was caught on video and widely shared online. The incident sparked public outrage, and the man may face up to two years in prison under Thai assault laws. Torrential Rain Triggers Flash Floods and Storm Alerts in Pattaya Heavy rainfall caused severe flash floods and major traffic disruptions in Pattaya, with storm warnings issued for the eastern region and nearby provinces. Authorities have urged residents, travelers, and boaters to stay alert as the monsoon weather is expected to continue for several days. Over 500 Join Pattaya Beach Cleanup to Boost Safety and Tourism More than 500 volunteers, supported by city leaders and tourism groups, joined a beach cleanup to remove hazardous waste and restore Pattaya’s coastline. Officials plan to make these cleanups a regular effort to protect the environment and maintain the area’s appeal to tourists. Cambodia Condemns Thai Temple for Allegedly Copying Angkor Wat Design Cambodia has condemned a Thai temple in Buriram for allegedly imitating the design of Angkor Wat, claiming it violates cultural heritage and undermines Khmer identity. Thai officials denied copying, sparking online debates and adding tension to Thai-Cambodian relations. Malaysia Backs Iran’s Right to Self-Defence, Urges Diplomatic Solution to Conflict Malaysia’s Prime Minister voiced support for Iran’s right to self-defence in its conflict with Israel, while also calling for a peaceful, diplomatic resolution. Iran has signaled it will hold fire if Israel ceases its attacks, with both sides currently under a US-brokered ceasefire. Taiwanese Woman Detained in Shanghai After Testing Positive for Cannabis from Thailand Visit A Taiwanese woman was detained in Shanghai after testing positive for cannabis, which she said came from a legal cannabis-infused drink consumed in Thailand. Chinese authorities have tightened drug enforcement on travelers from Thailand, warning that positive tests can lead to detention regardless of where the substance was legally used. Brazilian Tourist Dies After Fall on Indonesia’s Mount Rinjani During Hike A Brazilian tourist died after falling from a cliff on Mount Rinjani in Indonesia, with poor weather delaying rescue efforts for several days. Her family has questioned why the hiking trail remained open following the initial accident, which was captured by drone footage before she disappeared from view.
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