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Middle East Cracks Within: Iran’s Supreme Leader Faces Mounting Pressure Amid Crisis
I think that’s nonsense. I will say this though.personally I think the nuclear agreement should have been honored it was a blunder to kill it.we wouldn’t be in this position now.keep in mind the mullas we’re on shaky ground before and with the threat of sanctions they would have behaved or the people would have ripped them to shreds.now their arch enemy Israel is bombing them that kinda tends to unify a nation Ukraine is a fine example of that.do not conflate what i wrote as supporting Iran I DO NOT!I just think the other method would have had a better chance of success. -
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Will a Thai Divorce Apply My Country’s 50/50 Rule to My Pre-Marriage Assets?
I’m a foreigner planning to marry in Thailand, but I’ve read that if a couple has no prenuptial agreement, a Thai court will apply the husband’s home-country divorce rules to divide movable assets. My country allows a 50/50 split of all property—including what I owned before the wedding. If I later divorce in Thailand, could the court follow my national law and give my Thai wife half of my pre-marital savings, stocks, or crypto? -
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Will there ever be a safe vaccine?
I have lost count of the "Dr. Kevin Stillwagon says..." threads. Surely the mods could put a stop to the regurgitation. I'm torn between a horsewhip and a lobotomy for people who deliberately spread misinformation. -
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Israel’s Strikes Leave Iran Reeling Amid Escalating Conflict
I don't think it is Israels goal to destroy Iran. I think their goal is regime change. if they can eliminate the radical hateful regime run my the mullahs it is possible Iran might once again become a peaceful member nation as they were prior to the revolution. The next few days will be interesting. Meanwhile I doubt oilfields are the targets. I suspect they will continue to destroy anything remotely associated with development of nukes or missiles. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 16 June 2025
Man Arrested Over Motorcycle Garage Shooting That Left 1 Dead, 1 Seriously Injured in BKK Picture courtesy of Matichon. The Crime Suppression Division officers have arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with a deadly gun attack on a motorcycle repair shop in Bangkok, believed to have stemmed from a dispute over a pawned motorcycle. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1363740-man-arrested-over-motorcycle-garage-shooting-that-left-1-dead-1-seriously-injured-in-bkk/ -
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BREAKING NEWS Minnesota Murder Suspects of Two Lawmakers Car Found.
A wave of disbelief has swept across Minnesota following a violent attack that left two state lawmakers dead and two others critically injured in what authorities are calling a politically motivated assassination attempt. Police searching for the alleged gunman, 57-year-old Vance Luther Boelter, say they have located an unoccupied car linked to the suspect in rural Sibley County, about 50 miles from the crime scenes. Melissa Hortman, the state's top Democratic legislator, and her husband, Mark, were found shot dead in their Brooklyn Park home early Saturday morning. Shortly before, State Senator John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette, were gunned down at their home in Champlin but survived after undergoing surgery. Police said Boelter, disguised in a latex mask and posing as a police officer, carried out the attacks using a vehicle equipped with flashing emergency lights to impersonate law enforcement. Authorities believe Boelter targeted the lawmakers for political reasons. A target list recovered from one of his vehicles reportedly contained the names of several Democratic officials, including Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith, and State Attorney General Keith Ellison. "Clearly, this is politically motivated," Senator Klobuchar told NBC’s Meet the Press. After exchanging gunfire with police at the second crime scene, Boelter managed to escape on foot. His abandoned black sedan was discovered Sunday morning in Sibley County. Residents were alerted with a message: “Suspect not located. Keep your doors locked and vehicles secured.” A cowboy hat matching Boelter’s known appearance was found on a nearby road, further confirming the connection. In a separate development, Boelter’s wife, Jenny, was briefly detained during a traffic stop in Onamia on Saturday, more than 100 miles from their home, along with three relatives. She was released without being taken into custody, according to local outlet KSTP. Federal authorities have now joined the manhunt, extending the search into South Dakota and placing Boelter on the FBI’s most wanted list. A $50,000 reward has been offered for information leading to his capture. Details of the attack have shaken residents and lawmakers alike. A Facebook post by someone identifying as a nephew of Yvette Hoffman said she threw herself on their daughter during the attack, using her body to shield the girl from gunfire. The suspect, Boelter, has a background in security and military training, according to his CV. Investigators say he was equipped with realistic police gear, making it easier to gain access to his targets. The state’s Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party, affiliated with the national Democratic Party, is mourning the loss of two key figures. Neighbours of the Hortmans expressed their grief, describing them as kind, civic-minded people who maintained relationships across party lines. "They were very nice neighbours in a very quiet neighbourhood," said Taha Abuisnaineh, a Brooklyn Park resident who had known the couple for over two decades. "We are very shocked." Other residents echoed the sentiment. "What a big loss for Minnesota," said a neighbour who received an annual Christmas card from the couple. “My next-door neighbour heard the shots. We've all been texting back and forth." In Sibley County, where the suspect’s car was found, local resident Brian Liebhard shared the prevailing mood. “This guy needs to get caught,” he told the BBC. “I don’t agree with everything they vote for, but this is sad – the guy went wacko.” As Senator Hoffman and his wife recover, the community waits anxiously for more answers. Authorities expect the couple to make a public statement once they are able. For now, Minnesota remains stunned, united in grief, and on edge as the manhunt continues. Timeline: Adapted by ASEAN Now from BBC 2025-06-16
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