Tag: Stability
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Israel’s Gas-Price Guilt Trip: Is Bangkok Just a Side-Show in a Foreign War?
The Israeli mission’s strategic redirection of Thai fuel-price outrage targets the state’s foundational Status Fragility, attempting to refatigate a Civilizational…
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Thailand’s Global Rebrand Runs Into Its Old Constraint: Fear of Losing Control
Thailand’s push to reinvent its global image suggests more than a branding shift. Beneath the festivals and soft-power language lies…
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Thailand Flags Up to 40.9 Billion Baht Tourism Risk From Prolonged Middle East Airspace Disruption
Thailand’s tourism authorities warn the country could lose up to 40.9 billion baht in revenue if Middle East airspace disruptions…
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Thai Asset-Freeze Case Undercuts One-Dimensional ‘Scambodia’ Narrative
Court filings, market disclosures and police data show that regional scam networks have financial and governance nodes inside Thailand as…
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OIF Secretary-General Concludes Cambodia Visit as Phnom Penh Advances Francophonie Summit Preparations
Louise Mushikiwabo reviews preparations for the 20th Francophonie Summit, due in Phnom Penh on November 15–16, as Cambodia highlights coordination,…
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Cambodia pushes legal and diplomatic case as Thai border tensions continue
Phnom Penh says it remains committed to ceasefire terms, civilian return and internationally recognised boundary principles, while Thailand rejects Cambodian…
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Thai election’s Illusion of Stability Masks Deeper Structural Divides
Thailand’s February 2026 election produced a Bhumjaithai-led coalition that restores parliamentary stability but leaves a deep divide between provincial patronage…
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Thai poll body certifies election results, clearing path for new parliament and Anutin-led coalition
Thailand’s Election Commission has certified 499 of 500 parliamentary seats from the February 8 general election, clearing the way for…
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Asia Stocks Slide as Energy Shock Fears Mount Amid Middle East Conflict
Asian stocks tumbled as investors priced in the risk that Middle East conflict could disrupt oil flows and prolong global…
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Cambodia Rice Exports Reach $142 Million in Early 2026 as Milled Shipments Expand
Cambodia exported 247,822 tonnes of milled rice worth $142.87 million in the first two months of 2026, with ASEAN markets…
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Tariff pressures and Middle East energy risks tighten outlook for ASEAN growth, Cambodia says
Cambodian officials warned that unilateral tariffs and Middle East conflict are creating a dual shock for ASEAN economies, combining trade…
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Energy Shock Ripples Across Alliances as Hormuz Disruption Tests Market Assumptions
A near-halt in tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and the shutdown of Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG complex have…
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Cambodia urges UN rights council to uphold law over force amid border dispute with Thailand
Cambodia told the U.N. Human Rights Council that “law must prevail over force” as it accused Thai forces of sustained…
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Angkor ticket revenue falls 30% in first two months of 2026 as foreign visits slide
Angkor ticket revenue fell 30% in Jan–Feb 2026 as foreign pass sales dropped 32%, with officials and industry watching demand…
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Cambodian task force delivers food aid to 931 displaced families in Banteay Meanchey
On March 2, 2026, a Cambodian government task force delivered vegetables and duck eggs to 931 displaced families sheltering in…
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UYFC plans six-day New Year festival in Phnom Penh linking cultural celebrations to support for displaced people and troops
Phnom Penh will host “Nokor Sankranta” from Apr 14–19 as a Khmer New Year cultural programme across major city sites,…
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US–Israel Strikes Kill Iran’s Supreme Leader; Retaliation Hits Gulf as Oil Jumps and Shipping Slows
U.S.–Israeli strikes that Washington said killed Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei have sparked Iranian retaliation across the Gulf and…
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Southeast Asia weighs whether to reopen Trump-era tariff deals after US court setback
A US Supreme Court ruling curbing President Donald Trump’s emergency tariff authority has forced Southeast Asian governments to reassess trade…
