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Report Hun Sen Praises Thai Cybercrime Crackdown, Challenges Political Motives
Picture courtesy of The Nation In a bold statement today, Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen has applauded Thai authorities for their decisive actions against online crimes while questioning the political motivations behind such efforts. On his Facebook page, Hun Sen said, "I congratulate the Thai authorities and police for their operations against online crimes. This helps reduce cybercrime infiltrating Cambodia, which has long flourished unchecked across Thai territory." His comments come amid a backdrop of ongoing tensions over cross-border cybercrime issues, with Cambodia often feeling the impact of illicit activities originating from its neighbour. Hun Sen was unsparing in his critique, stating, "This dismantling of online crime networks should have been done long ago. These activities have caused problems for Cambodia, especially along the border." In a pointed aside, he remarked, “Thailand has dropped a rock on its foot!” This cryptic comment suggests scepticism about the underlying political motivations of the crackdown. Hun Sen went further, invoking the name of former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. He argued that for consistency, Thai authorities should include Thaksin in their investigations. Thaksin is the father of the current suspended Prime Minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, and has widely known connections to Hun Sen himself. Hun Sen stated, "Several believe this crackdown on Kok An ties to my connections. Thus, the Thai court should consider investigating Thaksin, given his close ties to me. He even has a reserved room at my home." He ended with a challenge, "Let’s see if the Thai court dares to open an investigation into Thaksin or not." As of now, the political implications of Hun Sen's statement are causing ripples both in Thailand and Cambodia. While Thai authorities are yet to respond to these allegations, the call for an investigation into Thaksin could add another layer of complexity to their operations. The financial implications, as noted by local analysts, hint at a significant economic burden. The cybercrime crackdown is expected to cost millions, with expenditure likely reaching into the tens of millions Thai Baht. Meanwhile, the public and media watchers continue to follow this unfolding narrative closely, as it sheds light on the intricate dance of diplomacy and power that characterises relations between these neighbouring nations. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Nation 2025-07-09 -
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My motorbike registration, only 6 months?
Hello, I purchased and registered a motorbike here in Chiang Mai in Dec of 2024. A friend just pointed out to me the other day that my expiration on my sticker/paper (kept in the tube on the bike) expires July 2025. I was under the impression that it was 1 year at a time. This was my first vehicle purchase inside Thailand. Any clues as to what is the norm? I did try to reach out to the DLT website email, but no replies yet. I also cannot fill out the form on my computer with the Thai/Numeric mixed character license plate (it won't let me paste in either). I'll make a trip down there at the end of the month if nothing else, but hoping there might be some insight here. Thank you. -
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FBI launches criminal investigations of John Brennan, James Comey over Trump-Russia probe
Andy lied ( leftist media called it lacked candor) during a Congressional hearing.The dems got control of the Doj and gave a wink & nod to the traitors of Spygate. Never in their wildest dreams did they suspect Trump would survive two assassination attempts and dems arresting him to become gatekeeper of the Swamp -
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Tea bags warning over micro plastics
Believe very little that comes from the redtop newspaper/websites. Most garbage, whether left or right. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 9 July 2025
Airlines Brace for Weak Short-Haul Bookings to Thailand Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post In a concerning trend for the tourism sector, airlines have reported a slump in forward bookings for short-haul flights to Thailand, coinciding with the country's ongoing efforts to revitalise its travel industry. The decline contrasts sharply with the robust performance of long-haul markets, revealing a bifurcated recovery landscape. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366233-airlines-brace-for-weak-short-haul-bookings-to-thailand/ -
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Politics Pheu Thai’s Casino Dream Collapses as Cabinet Bows to Public Pressure
We were privy to sit in on the meeting for a casino or not ........... https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSg6rZdvt-sW21ZPe14wx6yl9t9PhFIgHh9ZA&s
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