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UK Macron Blames Brexit for Channel Migrant Surge as UK-French Deal Faces Turmoil
be, France don't care about the crossings, it get rid of them, save france money and puts the burden on the UK -
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UK Macron Blames Brexit for Channel Migrant Surge as UK-French Deal Faces Turmoil
Anything in my comment that you want to try and refute or claim as fake news ? Or are you just in the mood to open your mouth and let your belly rumble. BDS ( Brexit Deranged Syndrome ) Is now a recognized medical condition. Treatment consists of a course of man up tablets and therapy to guide you through how to put petted lips away, followed by another week of standing still to negate the urge to stamp feet. Frre on the NHS, if you qualify for UK freebies. -
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Politics Thaksin Arrives for Urgent Talks with “Team Thailand” on US Tariff Response
Negotiations to follow, more or less interminably. Plenty of room for Thailand to negotiate on reducing its assorted 'taxes' (however designated) on practically all imports. Should test the collective brain cells adequately. -
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Report Deadly Disease Alert: Melioidosis Claims 72 Lives in Thailand
Yeah yeah.. life has all kinds of things that can kill you... big deal, get on with life & stop caring about the pearl clutchers pretending it matters.. it dosnt. -
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Direct US Flights from Thailand.
I was recently looking for flights to/from Las Vegas and was surprised to find that you can also make good connections between CNX and ONT. For some reason, I had previously ignored that possibility. IIRC the fare differences are minimal. -
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Economy Trump Confirms 36% Tariff on Thai Goods via Truth Social Post
UPDATE US Tariff Twist: Thailand Eyes New Talks After Deadline Picture courtesy of The Nation The US has hinted at renegotiating the hefty 36% tariff on Thai imports, despite the looming August 1 deadline. Thai Foreign Minister Maris Sangiampongsa announced this development following talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Kuala Lumpur. During their first official bilateral discussion, Maris expressed Thailand’s concerns over the tariff, urging the US to reconsider given the two nations' strong diplomatic ties. Rubio assured that President Trump's tariff announcement might still be adjusted through ongoing negotiations, even after it takes effect. This offers Thailand a glimmer of hope as both countries aim to maintain a mutually beneficial partnership. Maris emphasised Thailand's strategic significance to US regional interests, appealing for a more favourable review. With the tariff's fate now hanging in the balance, both nations look set to engage in further dialogue, highlighting the importance of diplomacy in international trade relations. As the August 1 deadline approaches, the focus turns to the negotiations that may shape the economic landscape between the US and Thailand. Whether adjustments can be reached post-deadline remains to be seen, but the commitment to conversations underscores the importance both countries place on their enduring partnership. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Nation 2025-07-12
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