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Report Foreign Lamborghini Driver Sparks Outrage in Phuket Over Reckless Behaviour
No they wouldn’t. A Thai driver of a Honda Civic, maybe yes, a Thai driver of a Ferrari or Lamborghini - no. They are waved on unless of course they have crashed their car and then they are driven home by the police who act as a taxi for the rich. -
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Russian Warships Make Landmark Visit to Sihanoukville
KT/Heng Chivoan In a sign of deepening military ties, a Russian Pacific Fleet detachment arrived yesterday at Sihanoukville Autonomous Port for a four-day visit, bolstering relations between Moscow and Phnom Penh. The fleet, led by Captain 1st Rank Alexey Antsiferov, includes two of Russia’s latest Project 20380 corvettes, Rezky and Hero of the Russian Federation Aldar Tsydenzhapov, accompanied by the tanker Pechenga. Around 300 sailors disembarked to a warm welcome from Cambodian defence officials and Russian Ambassador Anatoly Borovik. Ambassador Borovik hailed the arrival as “a momentous event” in a year when Russia commemorates the 80th anniversary of its World War II victory. Speaking aboard the Rezky, he emphasised that the port call underlines Russia’s commitment to strengthening military and diplomatic links with Cambodia. Over the coming days, Russian sailors will tour Phnom Penh, engage in friendly football and volleyball matches with Cambodian navy personnel, and attend receptions hosted by senior Cambodian officials. A highlight will be an official reception aboard the Aldar Tsydenzhapov, attended by national leaders and foreign military attachés. The visit marks 30 years since Russia and Cambodia signed their Joint Declaration on the Bases of Friendly Relations. Ambassador Borovik stressed Moscow’s support for Cambodian sovereignty and criticised Western nations for what he described as selective interpretations of international law. This port call also revives a long tradition: Soviet vessels regularly docked in Cambodia during the late 20th century to aid post-war reconstruction. The most recent Russian navy visit was in November 2023, when the Admiral Panteleyev berthed in Sihanoukville. The timing of this visit is seen as particularly significant, with Cambodia recently launching the modernisation of Ream Naval Base — a development warmly applauded by Russia. Ambassador Borovik hinted that future Russian port calls to Ream could soon be on the horizon, suggesting even closer naval cooperation ahead. The four-day stay concludes with a joint departure ceremony on 1 May, cementing a relationship both sides seem keen to nurture well into the future. -2025-04-29 -
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Report Thai Police Station Goes Viral with Hilarious "Prison Cell Stay" Post
I wonder why Thaksin didn't take up this unique offer. -
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Report Northern Thailand Sizzles as Heat Peaks at 42.3°C in Mae Hong Son
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Massive Blackout Cripples Spain and Portugal's Daily Life
Seems like energy is quite important after all. 😅 Maybe time to drop all this net zero rubbish and worry about keeping the lights on? -
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Report Disgust and Outrage as Tourist Urinates on Moving Tuk-Tuk in Patong
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