but the law in thailand now is about power. not about fairness and justice, it is about how to take power and hold power. i would not be surprised if the constitutional court decides again in general prayut's favorite despite jade's and mr. sunai's comments, that he lacks legitimacy, that this is a violation of the constitution. because the various dynamics and the powers that be are still behind prayut. that is why we are going to see more protests. younger people, they look at their future and it has been taken hostage by the prayut-led regime and they want to do something about it. we saw that two years ago and we are going to continue to see it. mohammed: if anger continues to build and if the prime minister does not either step down or if the constitutional court rules in his favor that he can continue to serve, from your vantage point, does that mean we are looking at the possibility of widespread instability or turmoil? jade: yes. and you see, the demonstrators are not only calling on prayut to resign, they are calling i

but thailand's prime minister is under growing pressure to step down. what if he doesn't, could that lead to further unrest? this is inside stuart. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm a hammer, jim john thailand has seen political instability since it's army chief to power in a coo 8 years ago. he eventually became prime minister, but his face resistance for many ties who been demanding change. protesters are now calling on pro channel chart to resign. students at the university in northern bangkok held protests on wednesday. they called for reforms to the monarchy and the government's resignation. authorities of crackdown and opponents, imposing a nationwide ban on protests in 2014, but many of defied that ban and the year since leading to hundreds of arrests. the law mainly yeah. long. i think the government don't really care about the people. it's like we don't exist, it feels like we're being abandoned and left behind. that's why we have come out to voice our concerns and hopefully put for a new government that truly cares about its people. co

what is the overall situation in thailand right now when it comes to human rights? well, let's not forget that thailand is still under emergency decree, enforced by general graham. and this emergency decree can be aware of it. to the extent that all exist, all form of the exercise upon the mental freedom. freedom expression assembly association can be totally ban and dissemination information. so fashion or report by my watch can also be ban, hadn't, and unleash, as follows, information on this information. so he has a fairy point him too, which is jacqueline, in nature, in his hand, already. and he has been using that, that explain why we have hundreds and hundreds of use the high bars our being charged for expressing that opinions. and that is sending wise against the government as, as k. a just say that they had 3 demands. not only those 3 demands about credit resignation in new constitution and reform when i get not only this tree demands have not been met or responded. they are being punished for making such demands. so this is the, the situation of, i'm almost

i'm the p t p, which is the main opposition party in thailand. they're seeking a court ruling to try and in the prime minister's term sooner. they want to see it end up by august 23rd, i believe is the date they're looking for um, could you please explain this legal strategy and the case that they are attempting to make in the constitutional court or the constitution? so we have an article in the constitution of 2017 i basically impose is a term limit on any prime minister, not to loss in office more than 8 years. so at issue here, mohammed is, is, you know, how do you count it? yes. i think they the opposition party, the, the, the barrier potemkin is people who are filing complaints and petitions. they are trying to count to is from the time that prime as a unit of cease power and became prime minister back in 2014 in august on august 24th, 2014. so on august 24th this year. and this would be the time that he would have to leave off. it's now there are different ways of counting when he began some people, his people are saying that, that, you kn

people from thailand tell us we make the food better than thailand. that what make us so proud. you born in thailand, you growing up with thai food. but when you came to jitlada, it better than thailand because of the fresh ingredient, and we love to cook and cook with love mark: jitlada has represented the best of thai culture and thai cuisine and thai people. that's something that i think the family is really proud of, that they were able to be an ambassador. jazz: if you go to thailand, the street food pad thai is so good. but growing up in southern thailand, our pad thai is made from tamarind. every single thing in the garden turn out to be ingredient at jitlada. we growing up that way. that's why we bring all the ingredient that we used to eat when we we kids. mark: immigrant restaurants always are very cognizant of the fact that they are thai migrants. they have to cook food thatone, can sell but that they're also representing a gro of people. jazz: my kids go to school and ashamed to bring out the rice and the bok to eat in front of friends, but i understand they're growi

this ankle, pre, he would fans in thailand, right. which is like a fringe of kind of phenomenon in thailand, but in general, he is very, very unpopular. and the most interesting part is that he is extremely and pop not un be in. he's on a cabinet within his own party, along for sarah. and so what we are experiencing is fragmentation within the ruling coordination and therefore for youth and popularity, a signifies something, a deeply trampling within the ruling cooperation. and so i think on the internal politics is definitely a leading preview. it's probably, hopefully to the end of his political career. or do you mean the tires actually believe that the constitutional court, when rule against a former military chief and the current prime minister? ah, i think most people have learned to be skeptical of the constitutional court. i'm and do, as you can see, they are 2 worthies are deliberate today, sco wine is that 9 on all the consensus on saying that for you would pass to that that the court will consider the opposition's petition a

is thailand headed for a new phase of political uncertainty? also coming up extreme weather wreaks havoc across asia from deadly floods in pakistan, to intense drought. in china. we'll see how authorities across the region are struggling to pull plus boot odds 1st opened the lesbian beauty queen. and how she's using her shot at the beast universe, proud to promote is g, b t q writes ah, i'm british manager, welcome to the, the other news a shot. glad you could join us suspended, tie, prime minister for you, john. or john is continuing in the cabinet as defense minister despite his suspension from the top job. the constitutional court has suspended for youth while it considers a legal challenge to his tom as lead up. the main opposition party has argued for you has reached the atm tom limit since took charge of the country in a cool. in 2014, it isn't clear yet when the court will deliver its judgement. deputy prime minister private along silvan has taken over as leader of thailand in the entire m a. he's known to be part of the same circle of m

thailand's prime minister is suspended by the country's constitutional court while it considers whethere's ruled for too long. we are in india to meet the rohingya families who are now unwelcome in their adoptive country but can't be sent back to myanmar. and a helping hand for graduates. president biden cancels $10,000 of student debt for millions of americans. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in ukraine, where the country's president, volodymyr zelensky, says a russian missile strike on a rail station has killed at least 22 people and wounded dozens more. mr zelensky had previously warned that russia might do something "cruel" to disrupt ukraine's independence day — which coincidentally fell on the same day as the six—month anniversary of the invasion. this is the current state of play in the country — with russia controlling ukrainian territory in the south and east. the southern front, around the occupied city of kherson, is where ukraine says it is planning a cou

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thailand and the united states, he declared, would continue their efforts for economic development andhen a last good-bye from the prime minister before his departure for pakistan. ♪ muck. >> later that very morning, as air force transport reached karachi. two of pakistan's top members welcomed the nixons to another nation. ♪♪ >> the 8th regiment provided the honor guard. the salute to vice president nixon in the absence of the prime minister who was away in london for the commonwealth conference. with the united states charge d'affaires if, the vice president and mrs. nixon met more than 50 members of the foreign diplomatic corps. ♪♪ >> catchy was another -- karachi was another place to greatly impress vice president nixon. the cameraman accompanying the vice president took these views of the city's booming. they are dramatic reminder of pakistan's energy and determination. ♪ ♪ >> at the presidential palace, mounted rangers in white tunics provided a colorful escort for the party from the united states. ♪♪ >> inside mr. nixon posed with the president and cabinet if ministers after con

nixon in their plane for thailand six days behind schedule.ght when they arrived in bangkok. the president -- and his wife greeted with a traditional chant for which their country's famous. they're also joined by maxwell the bishop and other members of the diplomatic corps. leading his guest into a reception room at the airport, the prime minister added a formal welcome of his own. as a foreign minister prince wang and other dignitaries looked on, the premier recalled how warmly he had been received during his own visit to america just a year before. he regretted that there wasn't time enough to entertain his american friends appropriately. in reply, the u. s. vice president insisted that the welcome was much more than adequate. and he expressed deep gratefulness that so many of thailand's leaders should be kind enough to turn up and meet him when he had been obliged to come out so late an hour. in a dining room prepared for the occasion, the prime minister and mr. nixon and their party partook of a myth midnight dinner. one more example of th

the bank of thailand is expected to raise interest rates soon to counter inflation. but that will bring little relief for ties who have seen sharp increases in the costs of food and fuel. many are struggling to survive in a society where the gap between rich and poor is one of the worst than the worlds. as tony chang reports, nestled between embassies and gleaming high rises in the center of bangkok, a community on the other side of the welfare. and the shadow of a new apartment complex when easter lives with her 3 children to days, a rare day off with the kids. usually her 15 year old son has to care for his siblings while she works. he says her income barely covers the families costs or repayments of loans. she's been forced to take. i am ready to do them and i want to have a better life. but i can't. i just have to accept my fate because i was born in this condition and i have to take what is available. i just spend my life day to day trying to get enough to eat and left that so it's a common complaint in this community. during the pandemic, many people lost jobs

haidi: in indonesia and thailand, they are large auto manufacturing hubs.eing more local ev and factoring? we want the indonesian president wants indonesia to make teslas. >> these countries have been able to make progress. we estimate that indonesia has been able to sign memorandums of understanding to make investments in the battery manufacturing, ev manufacturing chain of up to $30 million u.s. since 2018. the government says it is in conversations with a number of players like volkswagen, tesla for further investments. not all of these investments might materialize to the extent that these commitments have been made, but it signals that a lot of international companies are interested in the battery manufacturing aspect, the ev manufacturing in indonesia. in thailand, $3 million of investment commitments have been made for the electrified vehicle manufacturing chain up until the first half of 2022. when it comes to battery sales proposed for the region, by 2025 , there are about 50 gigawatt hours proposed for the region, and about 30 gigawatt hours of th

will be badly hit thailand is a country that has wide in equality and well gap. an inflation would hit the most vulnerable high debt by the side of a busy expressway. some of the most vulnerable struggling to survive. this is a community for the deaf and hard of hearing, often cast out by their families. form takes us under the bridge where she, her husband and several other families have made homes from refuse and scrap. she explains their disability allowance of $20.00 a month. barely lasts a few days. the strain is enormous. they trying to salvage what they can from the waste. others threw away with the roar of the traffic overhead. life goes on, while their complaints go unanswered. toni chang al.

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the 2nd secrets with arrow coffee on a just either ah, a calls in thailand, roles prime minister for youth shall not chicken no longer remain in power. ah, hello, i'm sammy's a dan. this is al jazeera alive from dall. so coming up 6 months of war with russia, ukraine marks, it's annual independence day, 31 years since it's split from the soviet union where life that capital kiev paul's open across angola with rising inflation and the cost of living heavy on both his minds. cracking down on the cartel, skyrocketing, moderate and civilians caught in the crossfire from the state of emergency in ecuador. ah, a cold in thailand has suspended prime minister prior channel. ch are from official duty, while the review of his term is completed. car you took power in a coup in 2014 protests his se hayes reached the maximum limits of 8th years in office. it's fed. the legal showdown could trigger a fresh political crisis with national election. months away. tony chang joins us now live from bangkok. so what does this mean? does it mean it's the immediate end of the road for the prime minister? n

also a head, a caught in thailand is said to hand down a ruling that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power. ah, full military honors, as brazil's president welcomes the inbound heart of a portuguese emperor. critics accuse him of playing politics as russia's energy war with europe gets worse. it's cold gas was causing a crisis. poland, i'm andrew simmons. and because of it's at all explaining why shocks us standing in line for days on end, outside the coal mines, we begin in ukraine as it commemorates 31 years since the end of soviet rule. but this, he has independence day celebrations, or strikingly different countries on edge after warnings. russia may ramp up its attacks, streets are empty in the northeast, in city of car keys, where strict curfew is in place. authorities in the capital key have banned mass gatherings for the whole week. a day coincides with 6 months since the russian invasion began. and the u. s. has warned moscow is planning to strike civilian infrastructure in the coming days. but as algiers theresa ball reports from keith, sammy crane, they're st

god, course to protect its forces from attacks occurred in thailand is set to hand down a ruling that will decide at the prime minister can remain in power and protest in the capital. bind coke ahead of the court's decision. calling for prime minister, the pro channel church to step down. a former u. s. police officer has pleaded guilty for her role in the death of brianna taylor black holeman shot dead in the police raid. as her home. federal investigators say that kelly good lives can spawn to crate a cover story. supporters of argentina's vice president, christina fernandez, de kirshner have been protesting against a prosecutor's decision to seek a 12 year prison sentence in her corruption trial. many in her parents party say she's being targeted because she championed the pool. columbia has ended a policy of destroying coca crops as the newly elected president, gustavo petro, overhauls a fight against drug trafficking. the national police direct to says they will focus instead on intercepting cocaine shipments on providing incentives for farmers to adult legal crops. those you hea

. >> meanwhile, we have the bank of thailand coming up.talking about no unusual capital flows. the thai baht depreciation, we know about that. they see limited risks coming from the fed there. tightening. they are not behind the curve. >> no unusual capital flows. there is something -- that could be a bit of resilience when it comes to thailand's economy in the face of a very hawkish fed we might be continuing to hear. we will get more. we will have our exclusive interview. don't miss it for the bank of thailand governor coming up in the next hour. >> before that, a brief look at markets right now. and some of these big names there is a story within the visa property space. we will get to that in a moment. .9%. we are talking about the hang seng. commodity markets are seeing more today. the contracts are back to about 100. equity futures are mixed. volumes are not there so much. we see what happens then. there is an exquisite interview with the back of thailand governor coming up in about 20 minutes from now. stay with us, this is bloomber

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don't try to do that, but at the same now let's not forget the philippines, thailand, r u. s. treaty allies. so in an event of conflict, if god forbid it reaches that point, you know, basis in the philippines in thailand potentially could be used by american forces by japanese forces, by australian forces in an event of contingency. and then you have other countries like singapore, for incense, or even indonesia, which are a non aligned in terms of their formal diplomatic predisposition. but especially in the case of singapore does emerge as a vital, vital de facto ali, off the united states. so, i mean, the joke is that, you know, countries in the philippines are allies that don't act like alice. while, you know, countries like singapore are not allies, but the act like allies, right? so this is also the situation we have. it's much more complicated than people being prevaricating, but it's more also caution of new alignments. and they nomic re aligns that are happening in the region. are given all verb, woodard der would se the inch admissions. and let's just say also on

vote for his feature . several people have been injured in a wave of arson and bombing attacks in thailand, south authorities, i say, at least 17 attacks occurred over night, mainly inconvenienced, awesome gas stations. thailand, southern provinces have been the scene of a muslim separatist insurgency for almost 2 decades. germany's chance that all of shaw says he is disgusted at what he described as outrageous remarks by the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas on a visit to berlin. during a press conference with shawls about said, israel had committed quote, 50 holocausts against palestinians. this statement has led to an outpouring of anger here in germany. we'll have more on those reactions from our political correspondent in a moment. but 1st, let's 1st let's listen to what bus said. wow, camera, me. since 1947. for taken back to the present day can feel israel has carried out 50 massacres in belt. the for the for me in 50 palestinian village of the elephant dora 50 massacres. 50 holocaust, you and until to day every day, every day our people get killed by the israeli army. i'm one of us

and neighboring men mar, also caused floods in northern areas of thailand. more heavy rainfall is expected in the coming days. a ship carrying grain for ethiopia is ready to sail from ukraine is the 1st ukrainian famine relief cargo bound for africa. since the start of russia's war, 16 grain ships have had a safe passage so far under a deal drawn up by the united nations. dw is monte his brinninger reports from ukraine loading 23000 tons of grain. this ship, the brave commander, arrived at the port of p den 2 days ago. the cog was destination is it fuel pia? the u ends. world food program ordered the shipment. the 1st humanitarian who date shipment leaving ukraine since the beginning of the war. we trust that this is just the beginning of many ships that will be leaving to provide hope and food to people across the globe. that has been 3 weeks since the grain deal was closed, allowing ships that were stuck in the port since february to leave 16 ships that have is sitting in the ports have already left. now it's empty. ships coming in being stocked here and l

ah, my money inside the salad, is there a lie from dough or so coming up, a coach in thailand is g to deliver ruling that will determine at the prime minister can remain in power as rushes energy war with europe gets worse. it's cold, not gas. that's causing a crisis in poland. i'm andrew simmons and kind of it's all the explaining why trucks are standing in line for days on end. outside the coal mines. hello and welcome. we begin in ukraine as commemorates 31 years since the end of soviet rule. this is independence day, celebrations strikingly different. countries, of course, on edge and off to warnings. russia may be ramping up. it's attack street saw empty in the northeast and city of col. cave. west streaks curfew is in place. authorities in the capital cave have banned mass gatherings for the whole week. the day coincides with 6 months as the russian invasion began. and the u. s. has warned moscow is planning to strike civilian infrastructure in the next few days. but as theresa by reports from came some ukrainians, still finding ways to mark the occasion. oh, it's national flag

a court in thailand is set to hand down a ruling that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power. they happen protests and the capital bind call ahead of the court's decision. quoting for the prime minister prior to nurture to step down prior to power in a qu back in 2014 opponent say he should step down on wednesday when his 8 year term is. as good attorney chang who is now live for us in but in cock give us a little bit of background to this case. tony, what is the expectation from today? will, as you mentioned, just the, the general pro channel. she took her power in a coup in 2014, he was appointed by royal decree, the position of prime minister. then in 2017, when the military pushed through a new constitution, there was a clause in there that said that any prime minister could only serve a server or term of a maximum of 8 years now, o supporters of private se, his official term as prime minister and he started in 2019, when he won a democratic election and was appointed prime minister after that. however, opposition passes, say that his term started with that rule dec

a colds in thailand, roles the prime minister can no longer stay in office. ah . hello, i'm sammy. say, dan, this is al jazeera live from dell hall. so coming up a solemn independence day in ukraine as the war against russia complete 6 months amid fears of moral attacks by moscow. paul's open across angola with rising inflation and the cost of living heavy on votes his minds. plus, as russia's energy war with europe gets worse, it's cold, not gas that's causing a crisis in poland. i'm andrew simmons and kind of it's at all the explaining why trucks are standing in line for days on end. outside the coal mines. ah. a court in thailand has suspended prime minister prior channel trip from official duty wander review of his term limit is completed for you took power in a coup in 2014 critique say's reached. the maximum limit of 8 is in office. it's fed, the legal showdown could trigger a new political crisis with national elections. jew in the middle of next year, tony chang has more from bank hawk is suspended temporarily and that they will come to a decision by the end of september. t

and colton, thailand, rules, prime minister pro channel check can no longer stay in office 5 years on no closer to home. the daily struggle for a hanger living in the world's largest refugee camp. ah, now ukrainians are holding muted celebrations, smocks, 31 years of independence from soviets. rule mass gatherings have been banned in the capital. key of and curfews have been imposed in some cities. president vladimir zalinski is wanting any russian attack will be met by a powerful response. wednesday, march, 6 months since the beginning of the russian invasion, that's killed thousands of people and displaced millions. no much lower. you got one us. you only care about our land and then we will fight for it until the end land, which we have been holding strong for 6 months. it's tough, but we have clenched our 1st them and we are fighting for our destiny every new day . as a reason not to give out, after such a long journey, we do not have the right not to go on to leanne it. what is the end of the war for us? and we used to say peace. now we say victory. what will we will not seek an

a court in thailand as suspended prime minister pro charger from official duty. while the review of his term limit is completed by you took power in a coup in 2014 critic say's reached the maximum limit of 8 years in office. it's feared the legal showdown could trigger a new political crisis with national elections due in the middle of next year. tourney chang has more from bangkok he is suspended temporarily and that they will come to a decision by the end of september. the senior deputy prime minister private one swan will step up into his place for the moment. but because he holds a position to pope defense minister, he'll still be in government. he'll still be a member of the cabinet and he still be very much involved. that said, i think this is going to be seen by the protest. this is something of a victory. they've been shipping away prior to notice position for a couple of years now. 2 years ago we saw mass demonstrations when tens of thousands young people came out on the streets, calling for his resignation. this might locate them to a certain extent. it

the latest from thailand. coming up, travel is roaring back, allowing good to cut that in buyback.are joined next with the airlines full-year results. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: qantas has launched a for your loss and is struggling to wrap up capacity with pandemic restrictions around the world, let's get some analysis on the latest results with our chief market strategist. what do you make of the numbers and does share buybacks are intriguing, isn't it? do you think it's a good use of how to deploy that capital right now? -that's in -- >> that's an interesting question because i think you have to get around what has been a very hard time. i will come back to the buyback in a minute, but as much as the money they can to get debt down to a certain level and this is another way of doing it. yes, capital management would say that this is probably an ok thing. however, you look at the detail, as qantas has pointed out today, the last three years, 2021 and 2022 have now completely wiped out all the work that they took in the previous 5.5 years to get qantas back on to some sort of leve

what do you think the democratic future of thailand looks like now? oh, i don't thing desousa high up. all of it is, it is yes because we haven't been seeing a lot of protests against this our government and but i, what i would anticipate when we look at the current situation of on demand, assuming it pro democracy is demanding for him to come up. but we have to bring him down and in the past 4 years in it, i mean nothing has been much. i think they still have the ability to control it. and so what i would say from here, i think you can stabilize the patient and then we received election in the next year as okay. and as we've been saying, we're still waiting, we're he still waiting on final court rolling. what do you think is likely to happen next? will parliament speed is all? oh, i don't think that would be the case because the but it was just approved last night . and then this is tom with both a joke which isn't antique, when parties are trying to reduce the budget to mobilize technologies. so i think is it fine of it before is election. so the di

new political drama in thailand as the prime minister is suspended eight years after seizing power in a military coup. rishaad: a slightly raised feeling with everything moving to the upside, no surprise given the tailwind out of new york. we have a situation where we are waiting for godot, waiting for jerome powell. david, how are you doing? david: hello. rishaad: this time last year we had jay powell talking, he gave a remarkably accurate up look as to what would not happen, talking about a slack labor market, and also transitory inflation, so just as a caveat. david: i would say he was accurate when he said inflation was transitory at 5%, because it was. it was 10%. right? as pointed out, green on your screen. we will tried to take deeper into this -- try to dig deeper into this. the fix out of the pboc is anchoring risk assets. since that time, equities higher . forex dollar down materially as we speak. who knows if this will last. it comes down to the be ok, jackson hole -- bok and jackson hole. yvonne: the be ok is one of the big factors -- bok is one of the big factors. that pr

we have a blatantly easing -- a slow hiking we are seeing from the likes of thailand.e governor, take a listen to what he has to say. >> we do not see the need to undertake aggressive rate hikes at each meeting because of the economic situations in thailand are different than industrial countries. we will be data driven. shery: they did not want to move and they did a little bit earlier this month by 25 basis points. this is not moving as fast, there is a bigger microeconomic application of that when it comes to capital flows and the pressure on their current test currencies as well -- pressure on their currencies as well. >> and divergence in monetary policy, pboc is easing, other central banks are signaling like thailand that they will not slam the brakes. indonesia hike rates, 25 basis point move, they were not -- may not get to the interest-rate levels even though other countries are will pass that level at this point in time. heidi: a nobel laureate talking about the economy on a week like this, the risk of these aggressive great cycles is counterproductive. it is

will be badly hit thailand is a country that has wide in equality and well cow. an inflation would hit the most vulnerable high debt by the side of a busy expressway. some of the most vulnerable struggling to survive. this is a community for the deaf and hard of hearing, often cast out by their families. formed takes us under the bridge where she, her husband and several other families have made homes from refuse and scrap. she explains that disability allowance of $20.00 a month barely lasts a few days. the strain is enormous. they trying to salvage what they can from the waist. others turn away with the raw of the traffic overhead. life goes on while their complaints go unanswered. tony chang al jazeera, thankfully ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the 1st hours of a fragile ceasefire and garza appear to be holding rockets were still being launched in the minutes before the truce began. it was reached between israel and the armed groups known as palestinian islamic jihad, or p i, j, and mediated by egypt, u. s. president joe biden has welcom