it is in thailand lately. hopefully in the next section i will be able to talk about in the problem. so yes we went to the relocation. r we basically and took a photograph. instead because the police doing the phototo session. if it's not powerful enough. so an every photo #from the same location we just want to see this is not about, we are not forgetting them by putting them in front and certain locations. we were one and fact in looking through it. people inside calling for justice foric themselves. i am looking through and i'm calling. i think for me it's a good wake up expressing the whole thing. so similar location, 14 pieces. it eventually became the thing this year. the last time before this introduction on the exhibition might plan to come to north america. i thought i would want to bring an exhibition my first stop i stopped in toronto. my first visit to the eastern part of canada. let me talk a bit about canada. they don't pay enough attention. the country yes but also a small country. on the intern

even though in thailand you can do so many things. you can talk about authoritarianism, you can talk about democratic setbacks and in that situation there are different kinds of human rights, not necessarily. but yet again they said that to have an advocacy, pick one thing. so once again it is an issue that is very close to my heart. and i have become the direct part of this because i have been charged as well. so yes. we came with an and -- international advocacy designed to raise international awareness of critical issues like -- raise awareness especially around different communities outside of thailand because i cannot return home. but since i am sitting outside, i might as well take advantage of my position in collecting different communities, for example. i what a few times of year come to north america and europe and australia to try and make a connection with other people. i had a meeting with the state department this morning and last week i was invited by what they call the global affairs of canada. basically the foreign min

it is not unique for thailand. but you see everywhere in southeast asia, in the philippines, in cambodia. it has happened in thailand too. people immediately give trust and credit to have her -- to whoever they think they are family with. she is the youngest. she has been working for her father's business. with her, in the past year, i think in the period leading up to him coming home, she served as an unofficial spokesperson for him. [indiscernible] i am not saying she has any particular skill. i don't think she has any skill whatsoever. but they thought ok, we might be able to sell her. on more than one occasion i asked thaksin -- and these questions started a long time ago, about what do you think about leadership in the party? you have to think about leadership, about future generations. he said i have an issue of trusting people outside my own family. he said that out right. then i look for someone who i can trust and who can succeed me. you already had your brother-in-law and your sister. now you have your da

it happened in thailand two. that people think you immediately giving trust and credit to whom ever they think they are familyr with. she has been working for her father's business. i think it was her in the past year i think in that period leading up to coming home. while taxing he started to complicate that. and also and basically being a speaker for her father. that basically allowing her to become connected to the public more. people see her more often. i'm not saying i don't think she has any whatsoever. but once again people become family with her. more than one time. more than one occasion i asked and they started a long time ago, about what things allow us to ship in the party. you have to think about your generation. you know, i have been issue of trusting people. that's so then i came to look for someone whom i can trust in his can succeed me. you run out somewhere in your family. i had your brother-in-law, you had your sister and i have your daughter. who else could be next? something like that. this i

in thailand you can can do things like you can talk about authoritarianism in thailand and you can talk about political involvement and setbacks and when you touch upon human right situations it's not necessarily on that. to have efficacy you had to pick one. it's an issue basically on my heart and i have become charged on this as well. it's an international efficacy basically designed for international wares of critical issues especially among different communities outside of thailand. it could not return home. since i'm sitting outside and connecting to differentio communities for example the few times he a year i would come to north america into europe and australia and try to make connections. four and since i had a meeting at the state department and what they called the

let me show you some pictures now of thailand.t of them children, have been involved in a horrific bus crash just outside bangkok. the blaze began after a tyre on the bus burst, causing it to hit a road barrier, although it's not yet clear what started the fire. we will be live in thailand and will continue our coverage in the middle east. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. we continue our special coverage of the situation in the middle east. the idf is saying it is engaged in fighting with keir starmer. its troops crossed the border into southern lebanon overnight. let's speak now to israel defense forces spokesperson, lieutenant colonel peter lerner. could you clarify what is happening on the border, because we've had a statement from hezbollah saying this is entirely incorrect and there have been no direct clashes. what is happening right now. 0bviously what is happening right now. obviously i can't comment on real—time issues, but since the early hours, the idf has been engaged in localised precise operation

focusing on industries that are competitive in thailand.ooking to be a listing hub in the future. on the regulations i we need to be balanced and dynamic. we need to constantly improve regulatory frameworks to ensure there is good fairness and supervision. behaviors that are unwanted are properly dealt with. and encouraging building on our strong position in liquidity and ipo pipelines. rebuilding customer confidence in the market. haslinda: a lot to achieve in four years. president of the set, we thank you for your insights today. let's check on chip stocks trading in the asia-pacific region on disappointing rejections from asml, semiconductors down by 6/10 of 1%, extending the losses we saw yesterday. asml's ceo saying the recovery will go well into 2025. u.s. chip producer amd says the company is seeing progress in its race against nvidia. we spoke exclusively to the chief technology officer about the outlook for the industry as the u.s. considers capping ai chip sales to some countries. >> we live in a very competitive industry. you loo

how is that impacting thailand and how are you looking at that?> china is impacting thailand and other economies in the region quite significantly. it affects exports in china, and tourist they come to thailand and how much they spend. we are seeing increasingly that with the slowdown in china, the stuff they produce they can't sell so the export that out to countries around the region including thailand. so we've seen imports in china increase rapidly. were seeing our trade deficit with china increase significantly as well, and we've seen her exports to third markets impacted by these increased chinese goods and other countries and key export sectors like petrochemicals, automotive, and in terms of imports coming to thailand, construction materials. haslinda: is there anything policymakers should be doing? at what point should they consider imposing tariffs? >> the tariff decision is one fraught with a lot of implications. already there is sufficient turmoil on the trade front. the last thing i think the world needs, given all the uncertainty on

so not as the watts in southern thailand, the fires lights up the night. the off the mazda of a truck bomb $27.00 time that the state is doing breaks the force of the explosion is clear. the transmission act. so a few ponds remain. the rest scattered and the blast investigate is sift through the wreckage. but they know who's behind these latest attacks. so hanging back guy used to be an active member of the bar son, ripple. lucy, nice you know, will be, are in the main, separate his group in southern thailand. now he acts as a go between with the time military. while he's keen to see the piece talks resume, rebels have one simple go. it's, i'm likely to be met. the i the guy a deal if they're not going to be the only thing that the be are in once is independent. my or if we don't have an independent state, we will continue to fight motor. when we get tired of fighting, we stop. and when we get stronger again, we will come up and continue to fight on a remote jungle of road in the south. a tiny ordinance, disposal team designate to bomb attacks like this re

and in thailand, at least 23 people, most of them children, have been killed after a school bus crashed near bangkok. welcome to beirut. you live with bbc news and we are keeping you up—to—date with this fast—moving story in the middle east as early this morning israel launched a ground invasion into southern lebanon. the idf have been speaking in the last hour about that and we will tell you what they had a say in a second but they had a say in a second but they described it early this morning as a limited operation and they said it would be localised and targeted on specific areas of hezbollah infrastructure across the border in southern lebanon. in areas that threaten is really targeting the north of that country. in response we have seen hezbollah firing missiles again today towards israel into central israel, hitting highway and also again the sound of sirens in tel aviv sending people running to shelters. hezbollah�*s response and how it will look at how sustained and the scope of it will be something we will see over the next few days, whether they still have the infrastructure t

with the gulf of thailand. cambodians need to modernise these navies and i think that's where the chinese offered them assistance because cambodia is not able to receive any assistance from the americans.— any assistance from the americans. , americans. interesting, we talked about _ americans. interesting, we talked about the _ americans. interesting, we talked about the escalation when it comes to defence diplomacy there, very fascinating, thank you for joining us, abdul rahman yaacob. a british—canadian computer scientist — known as the "godfather of artificial intelligence" has won this year's nobel prize in physics. professor geoffrey hinton, shares the honour with american professor, john hopfield of princeton university, for their work that formed the building blocks of machine learning. speaking shortly after the announcement, professor hinton said he was "flabbergasted". he resigned from google last year, and has warned about the dangers of machines that could outsmart humans. with the details, here's

google has announced it will invest $1 billion to build a new data centre in thailand.ant estimates 111,000 jobs will be created as a result of the investment. thailand's from minister says the investment is perfectly aligned to the goal of developing cloud competing infrastructure and a centre in malaysia has been under construction today. you can find the latest on the situation and the middle east with a live page on our webpage stop a lot of context and background to development. also a feature on the chinese economy in conjunction with our data and fact checking team. looking at how people and what they are concerned in china in terms of their finances. see you again soon, bye for now. hey, i'm ben with the catch—up. tonight: baby reindeer, the end of uk coal and a massive hacker. but first, the us reports israel is currently conducting a limited ground operation against hezbollah in lebanon. it comes after another day of airstrikes being carried out across the country by the israeli military. speakinhg earlier, the deputy leader of hezbollah said they were ready f

tony chang in southern thailand were in search and see his rage for the past 2 decades. what is the new home piece store? the beginning the news uh with this rouse attacks on iran, which it says and now completes. they say it's in response to miss all attacks by to her on earlier this month. with night these right imagery count out, well the cold tile and get to them precise strikes against mid 3 targets. it's now wandering around against a new round of retaliations to around says the strikes were intercepted and natalie, mind the damage was sustained commercial flights of resumed since 9 am local time off to being briefly suspended, surrounds the defense headquarters issued a statement saying, despite previous warnings, from the officials of the stomach republic to the criminal and illegitimate zionist regime, to refrain from any adventurous actions this fate country. and launched a provocative attack early this morning. targeting so military facilities in the provinces of to her on who was the stein and the lamb. this aggressive action was successfully intercepted and

google has announced it will invest $1 billion to build a new data centre in thailand.ia,000 jobs will be created annually as a result of the investment. thailand's prime minister says the investment is perfectly aligned to the goal of developing cloud competing infrastructure and a centre in malaysia has been under construction. itaims to it aims to create 26,500 jobs. we will see you again soon. bye for now. hey, i'm ben with the catch—up. tonight: baby reindeer, the end of uk coal and a massive hacker. baby reindeer, the end of uk coal and a massive haka. but first, the us reports israel is currently conducting a limited ground operation against hezbollah in lebanon. it comes after another day of airstrikes being carried out across the country by the israeli military. speakinhg earlier, the deputy leader of hezbollah said they were ready for a ground offensive. some other stories now. netflix has failed to prevent a defamation lawsuit against them over they hit tv series baby reindeer. a us judge found the show was wrongly described as a true story, stating that netf

more than 7000 people have been killed in search and see here in southern thailand. but even during periods of relative peace and tranquility like the last 12 months, security remains incredibly high and that's a severe disruption to everyday life. the other major issue lies in the capital bank of recent political tomo and the appointment of a new prime minister have left the tiny government's position without plague, goals, or direction. on the me, this is a good development for the talks, but dialogue doesn't have any clear picture of what it wants from the docs. that's why the peace process hasn't done any further. you expect changes in the south overnight, but if the government can open a dialogue with the separatist, it might to leave you at the tensions that have been building for years. so anything else? is there a narrative? what 7 time that you can follow that story. the company here and i'll just log on to our website offices, events don't comments, updates. it's through how to continue to monitor events across the goals and strip through the night. with th

>> in thailand, floods have now claimed the lives of at least two elephants, including a blind elephants named employee tong, who you're about to see in this next piece. flash floods swept through a popular elephant sanctuary in northern thailand on thursday, about 100 elephants had to be evacuated in the royal thai air forces now involved often the search for two others who remain missing. and get the story now from cnn's anna coren floodwaters. these giants of the land push for higher ground come, quick, use them but it's a slow and arduous process especially, for the elephants trapped in their enclosures wait to be risky for days now, heavy rains have been falling across northern thailand hosing flash flooding and landslides but for the made ten valley just outside chiang my home to the elephant nature park it is now completely underwater. threatening the lives of the animals. it provides sanctuary for 100 elephants who live here along with a menagerie of thousands of other animals have all been rescued from injury and abuse. but this natural disaster only adding to the quickly moves

fatal accident in thailand, school bus explosion kills 25 students. the vehicle carrying 38 children and six teachers caught fire after one of the tires exploded when the bus hit a guardrail. the teachers were unable to open the door, causing the children to inhale smoke and get burns, and the driver fled the scene. the first dock workers' shutdown in half a century has paralyzed all ports on the us east coast. and the workers have long warned that they will not accept a new six-year contract unless the port owners increase their salaries by more than one and a half times and improve their social package. we will fight with this, until we get the contract we deserve, we do not strive for more than we deserve. now the dockers have blocked the ports through which food and industrial goods are imported by sea to new york, texas, washington and other large cities and states in the east of the country, and american products are exported abroad. according to experts, the strike could cost the american economy up to 5 billion dollars a day. in belarus, the c

you know, he'll be, are in the main, separate his group in southern thailand. now he acts as a go between with the time military. while he's keen to see the piece talks resume, rebels have one simple go. it's, i'm likely to be met. the i the guy a deal if they're not going to be the only thing that the be are in once is independent. my or if we don't have an independent state, we will continue to fight motor. when we get tired of fighting, we stop. and when we get stronger again, we will come up and continue to fight on a remote jungle of road in the south. a tiny ordinance, disposal team designate to bomb attacks like this remain coming. that's a problem to tenants. new piece. negotiate to a veteran soldier with the.

more than 7000 people have been killed in search and see here in southern thailand. but even during periods of relative peace and tranquility like the last 12 months, security remains incredibly high. and that's a severe disruption to everyday life. the other major issue lies in the capital bank of recent political tomo and the appointment of a new prime minister have left the tiny government's position without play goals, or direction. to me, this is a good development for the talks, but dialogue doesn't have any clear picture of what it wants from the docs. that's why the peace process hasn't done any further. you expect changes in the south overnight. but if the government can open a dialogue with the separatist, it might to leave you at the tensions that have been building for years. so anything else? is there a narrative? what 7 time the as well, that says to me for this show he can get much more and all the stories down to 0 and they'll come back at the top down, announced the street the interrogate the narrative. there's no question about the united states is

another breaking story coming to us from thailand.ared dead after a school bus crashed then caught fire in the thai capital of bangkok. the thai government has said around 16 passengers who were on board have been hospitalised. an emergency worker on scene said one of the vehicle's tyres burst, causing it to crash into a barrier and ignite. the pupils were on a school trip from the northern province of uthai thani. we can take you to some live pictures from the scene. that's in bangkok where a bus carrying dozens of schoolchildren crashed and caught fire just out side the centre of the capital. 16 people are reported to have escaped but 22 people remain unaccounted for, including teachers and schoolchildren. that's according to the transport ministry. they have found bodies on the bus will stop those pictures coming to us from the bbc thailand service. you can see the scene of that highland bus crash which was carrying pupils and a teacher. —— of that highland cement crash. —— that thailand bus crash. israel has called local raids tha

we had a discussion with the honorable president of tajikistan, minister of thailand, we had a discussionall these discussions and discussions. those in the relationship with the region was discussed, and we are gradually reaching a point where we have a common language with the neighboring countries, and we can lead the world with a single voice and a clear vision to where we want to go, which is israel. let them stay in their place and stop the crimes and killings that these people have started. god willing, before returning, the president met with iranians living in qatar to closely examine their problems and concerns. pursuing horizontal demands was also one of the other travel plans to qatar. we have 6 billion dollars, which is a problem we are now meeting with their counterpart, there was also a meeting with the emir of qatar . i reached a good understanding there. we also had a meeting with iranians living in qatar, which was very intimate, and all the dear ones came. they tell their worries and problems they have. the talks we had with the emir of qatar are solving all those conce

most of them believed to be children on a field trip from a school in northern thailand. 19 childrend and 16 currently in hospital but 23 bodies recovered from the wreckage, most believed to be children. more on that throughout the day on bbc news. more on the international reaction to israel's military incursion into southern lebanon on. here's what the uk cosmic foreign secretary had to say. opposition remains the same having spoken to our american colleagues and other allies, we are calling for an immediate ceasefire. we need a diplomatic solution to the problems in a live and on up so israelis can go back to their home in israel and a lebanese can go back to their homes in southern israel. —— make the problems in lebanon. we want an immediate ceasefire. , ., , , ., ceasefire. the problem is that neither of _ ceasefire. the problem is that neither of the _ ceasefire. the problem is that neither of the israelis - ceasefire. the problem is that neither of the israelis nor - neither of the israelis nor hezbollah are listening. irate hezbollah are listening. we will continue _ hezboll

more than 7000 people have been killed in search and see here in southern thailand. but even during periods of relative peace and tranquility like the last 12 months, security remains incredibly high. and that's a severe disruption to everyday life. the other major issue lies in the capital bank. recent political tomo and the appointment of a new prime minister have left the tiny government's position without play goes. what direction? to me, this is a good development for the talks, but island doesn't have any clear picture of what it wants from the docs. that's why the peace process hasn't done any further. you expect changes in the south overnight, but if the government can open a dialogue with the separatist, it might to leave you at the tensions that have been building for years to anything else. is there a narrative? what? 7 time? okay, thanks for watching. i'll just say we're ahead on line for more information. our website is alta 0. com coming up next. it's upfront by the, the, the challenges with a winning writer and journalist and author, china has the coas

high-ranking delegation of hamas and the foreign minister of saudi arabia, the prime minister of thailand , in addition to bilateral issues and affairs, the main discussion was to examine the dimensions of violence and brutality of the zionist regime and the measures and plans that are necessary to counter it. at the summit of the asian dialogues forum, where mr. bizikian gave a speech they discussed the issue of palestine and the need for the unity of islamic countries to counter zionist aggression. it was the president's main speech. mr. bizikian said: human rights detractors should know that resistance is a fruitful tree that will not be destroyed and emphasized that today west asia is facing challenges such as successive attacks of the zionist regime against resistance. the president also announced at the asian cooperation dialogue forum that there are many cultural commonalities between the members, and we can strengthen the relations between the two countries based on these commonalities. and this program means meeting with iranians. we want iranians to live in qatar if there are an

which is the second day, the president is scheduled to have a meeting with the prime minister of thailandan hour at his residence. they will do it. here, after that meeting, there is the asian dialogue forum , which was actually formed about 20 years ago at the suggestion of thailand. five asian countries are members of it. i would like to inform you that iran has been the chairman of it since mehr 402 the president should give a speech in this forum. a number of heads of asian countries are also present in this forum. today, of course, the president will have bilateral meetings with a number of these heads of countries. after that , apart from the bilateral meetings that he will have with the heads of these countries, the president is also going to meet and talk with iranians living in qatar. iranian and qatari businessmen should meet and talk about this program and actually the program there are some things that have been announced so far and it has been said that other things may be added. the travel schedule of the president is until this afternoon, and mr. bizikian and his accompanyi

whether that makes the difference, this is unclear, thailand has one of the worst road safety recordse have seen accidents like this many times before. i have seen them over many years. the government promises to do something yet i had never seen any significant attempt to start a road safety campaign, with lots of these young lives, this absolute tragedy to affect the school, maybe this will make a difference but i think the people of thailand are sceptical whether this will be different from previous occasions. jonathan, thank you. environmental campaigners are calling for supermarkets to be more transparent about what happens to the plastic bags and wrapping that are taken back to stores for recycling. it comes after an investigation tracked some bundles of soft plastic and found they were being taken to incinerators. our environment correspondent jonah fisher has the story. supermarket recycling schemes have for many people become an important way to recycle items that you cant at home ? like plastic bags. plastic packaging makes up nearly 70% of plastic waste in the uk. although

the president this morning and before the start of this meeting with the prime minister of thailand. he met at his place of residence. mr. doctors in this meeting, he emphasized: we should all work to achieve peace and strive to create a world without violence . referring to the aggression of the zionist regime, the president said: "all the recent events are taking place in the shadow of the silence of the international community, which is unfortunate." in this meeting, the prime minister of thailand said, referring to the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza, it is very sad for us to witness the killing of innocent people. we want we are establishing peace and security in the region and the world and we are ready to participate in creating peace. mr. medicine also last night and in the following programs on the first day of his trip, he had two visits at his place of residence. first, with the high-ranking delegation of the hamas movement , in which the president described the martyrdom of dr. ismail haniyeh as one of the most painful events in his life and said that the lack of uni

and about 100 elephants were rescued in a popular reserve in northern thailand. they almost drowned in floods caused by rains. the russian army liberated the populated area the desired second point in the donetsk people's republic. this was reported today by our ministry of defense. these minutes are passing. the message that the ukrainian garrison is leaving gornyak and kurakhova. in just one day, kiev formations in various areas of the special operation lost almost 2,000 soldiers. a new complex strike with missiles and drones was carried out on military facilities in ukraine. powerful explosions in nikolaev in the area of ​​the shipyard, as well as in the poltava, odessa and sumy regions. in the kharkov direction, the calculations of heavy flamethrowers santsepyok are burning enemy positions volchansky. assault units after the liberation of ugledar. are developing an offensive to the north, where the ves soldiers fled, fighters of the vostok group said that the enemy offered fierce resistance, hiding from attacks in the basements of multi-story buildings. the u

this forum was established in 2002 at the suggestion of the prime minister of thailand.overty reduction in asian countries is to take big steps this forum pursues a big goal and that the mechanisms that we have in asia like eco , eurasian union, persian gulf cooperation council, that is, any kind of institution that is in the heart of asia, these can be claimed in a bigger institution like the european union. we want to have such a union in asia , which for now, well, the road is a long way, now it is called asian cooperation dialogue forum or icd, so we are pursuing several goals in this forum, and now at the qatar summit , artificial intelligence, e-commerce and joint ventures will be discussed. this shows that the economy and commercial cooperation has become the priority of asian countries , and we hope that the president will address economic issues at the summit that will be held tomorrow in doha, especially now in the situation where the islamic republic of iran's hand is in the negotiation, i.e. the successful missile attack last night. he has established an auth

farmers from thailand put on a show on the regular fields.eekers turned large vehicles into racing cars. in this unusual way, farmers celebrated the end of the harvest. conquering the water of sapah with four-legged friends. two on a board, counting a dog, residents of brazil together with their pets took part in a water race race. an unusual competition took place in rio de janeiro. the purpose of the event is to encourage people to actively spend time with their pets, combining a love of water sports and the joy of joint activity. every day, tons of dairy products, cheeses, cottage cheese, butter, kefir leave the conveyor belt in belarus, it is no secret that the fame of our dairy products goes far beyond the borders of the country. many perceive a brand made in belarus as a guarantee of quality. are the beneficial properties of milk preserved after pasteurization? all properties are preserved. for why is it necessary to fully process milk in the hardware section? in order to remove foreign odors, in order to remove foreign microflora from

farmers from thailand put on a show in rice fields.seekers turned small vehicles into racing cars. in this unusual way, farmers celebrated the end of the harvest. conquering the water of sapah with four-legged friends. two on a board, counting the dog, residents of brazil took part in a water race with their pets. the unusual competition took place in rio deneiro. the goal of the event is to encourage people to actively spend time with their pets, combining their love for water sports sports and the joy of joint activity. watch the most exciting international news in the program "around the planet". together with the belarus24 tv channel, we are going on a tour of the enterprise; the fame of our dairy products goes far beyond the borders of the country. the brand is made in belarus and many perceive it as a guarantee of quality. are the beneficial properties of milk preserved after pasteurization? all properties are preserved. why is complete processing of milk in the hardware section necessary? in order to remove foreign odors, in ord

well, it was thailand, well, imagine, there are tropics, there is summer, all year round, great, but i was drawn to our birch trees, seriously, every time i was there, when i came on vacation, i came here as if to a holiday, despite the fact that it was quite comfortable there, everything was i was good at what i liked at the time, i danced, and yet i didn't... i was irresistibly drawn home every time, i still wanted to go home to my homeland, please tell me why you decided to become an actor? i was somewhere, well, probably from the age of eighteen, maybe approximately, i tried to understand what i should do, why i came here into this world, i was involved in many sports, all sorts of clubs, i always understood that no, this is not my thing, sports, no, this is not my thing, auto mechanic, the profession of auto mechanic, no, it's not my thing, i joined the army, served in the army, it seemed that maybe the army was my thing after all, no, it's not my thing, i came back here, tried myself as a waiter , again not my thing, as a contract dancer, again not my thing, i was tormented by

it so happened that i came back from thailand six months earlier than i was supposed to, at that moment understood that i needed to go and apply somewhere to study acting and... i understood that i needed to go to moscow to apply, but i still had six months before i could apply, then my friend ruslan tells me: listen, i heard on the radio that we are currently holding a casting for the musical cats, there is such a famous, legendary broadway musical cats, and in moscow they were going to stage a russian remake of it, and he says: you sing, you dance, try it, what's it to you, i think, okay, i'll try it, i went, so i passed and how... just in the first round i met the guys from the russian theater, the actors, we became very good friends, and i started going to their performances, and at some point one of them, a girl, said, ruslan, listen, you kind of want to apply, i've already planned to apply, try to see boris ivanovich lutsenko, so i came to him , somehow plucked up my courage, prepared, like when i entered i learned poetry, prose, fables , songs, dances, and i came to him, and he s

more than 7000 people have been killed in search and see here in southern thailand. but even during periods of relative peace and tranquility like the last 12 months, security remains incredibly high. and that's a severe disruption to everyday life. the other major issue lies in the capital bank of recent political tomo and the appointment of a new prime minister have left the tiny government's position without play goes what direction? to me, this is a good development for the talks, but dialogue doesn't have any clear picture of what it wants from the docs. that's why the peace process hasn't done any further. you expect changes in the south overnight. but if the government can open a dialogue with the separatist, it might to leave you at the tensions that have been building for years. so anything else has era there out what? 7 times? probably lots of long use of the other side of the right to stay with us. the pilot size perspective losing we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down. really for the victory for the g

and ma, you can say, really just have to close it is to thailand with just the tiniest river that separates them across the border is your tie, new city, one, so sleepy rural town. it's been transformed by foss, sums of chinese money to china, used to run a school there with on the, on the buildings. now, stand in mazda version of las vegas on the couch. just a few years ago, it was rice fields and on sale. basically i have a night we've just seen in the rough into the city that just goes as far as the i can see, the beats, luna, and you. yeah. and to night they moved inside you outside appears. celebrate tree. but the bright lights and fireworks boss a darker reality. over the past 5 years, media reports have repeatedly links that type and the pro, dash way co co region to take butchering schemes. these offered operations where online scanners manipulates victims from around the wells. it's a positive with them money. the business is often associated with human trafficking, georgia, and forced labor. jason towel is me and my country director at the united states institute of peace people a

this forum was established in 2002 at the suggestion of the prime minister of thailand. the purpose of this forum was to develop the cooperation of asian countries and to be able to take great steps in the sustainable development of asian countries in the field of joint investments in the field of poverty reduction in asian countries. and that the mechanisms that we have in asia, such as eco, the eurasian union, the persian gulf cooperation council, that is, any type of institution that is in the heart of asia , can do this in a larger institution like the european union. we want to have such a union in asia, which is currently a long way off, now it is called the asian cooperation dialogue forum or icdi. therefore, we are pursuing several goals in this forum , which is now following the discussion of artificial intelligence, e-commerce and joint ventures in the qatar summit . this shows that the economy and trade cooperation have become the priority of asian countries, and we hope that it will be held in the summit as well. tomorrow , mr. president, address the economic

flash floods forced about 100 elephants to flee their sanctuary in northern thailand.ants towards higher ground. all of the elephants there were rescued from varoius exploitative industries, along with other animals. among some of the elephants were injured or sick members, thailand is suffering the effects of typhoon yagi, asia's most powerful storm this year. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. for many of us, friday was a pretty mild day, thanks to the south to southeasterly winds. the best of the sunshine was across england and wales. we had a top temperature of 18 degrees around the london area. but for scotland and northern ireland, there was a lot more cloud than there has been, bringing outbreaks of rain over recent houi’s. now, on the satellite picture, you can see the weather front that's bringing in that zone of cloudier weather to the northwest of the uk. a strong jet stream continues to develop this weather system and it's going to be bringing some very heavy rain into the republic of ireland, where there's probably going to be some flooding across south

they move more than a 100 elephants to higher ground to escape rising waters mold and thailand has hit 5 slots since hyphen yagi struck last month. elephants were previously used as what kind of moves that but on now popular with 2 to europe and union will oppose new tires. so up to 75 percent on electric cars from china on top of existing 10 percent duties. the extra terrace, controversial germany voted against us. it feels badging could retaliate with its own fees and the u. investigation is found. china unfairly subsidizes electric vehicle made because the tires can be dropped if there's any garcia and stuff. a student basically from the w business, told me i am the how the new tires have been received. so 1st of all of the financial markets, how they're reacted. yeah, we've seen them react somewhat modestly. we do see the car companies in europe are up. for example, if we look at v w, if you look at, we know if we look at still lantus, these are the bigger car companies here. they're all up about 1.5 percent or so. right. and that's been a whole morning, they've been gaining. they

tony checking out to 0, talk by southern thailand. united nations reports is, is be no progress intact and global warming sizes when the climate set to rise by mold in 3 degrees celsius by the end of the century. if changes on made, that's more than twice the level agreed to when the parents agreement signed nearly a decade ago. a sod, rosemont is the executive director of 112 says the will stop. economies need to lead the change and transition away from fossil fuels. from the eventually this is a, an issue of our economic systems and all the comics systems have been built on the extraction and exploitation of fossil fuels. so yes, there's been some progress in more renewables coming on stream but not.

arrived in indonesia last year of small the combined types of arrivals in the previous 4 years, thailand's prime minister has issued an apology regarding the incident referred to as the tucked by massacre 2 decades ago, a military operation targeting and timeless wednesday of the malaysian border resulted in the depths of at least 18 men. as of friday, the 20 a statute of limitations will come to an end, leading to the dismissal of murder charges against those accountable for the event . tiny, trying the pools of the town of talk by in southern thailand to mothers, the sister and brother, funded by grief that now 20 years old. their relatives killed by the time military is they dispersed on on most number testers, in the town of tough by florida. when i 1st found the body, i was shocked and i fainted. i couldn't move. my son's friend was in the same truck . he told me that they were piles of 5 layers deep. my son was on the bottom layer and he kept calling out mama mama. on the 25th of october, 2004 more than a 1000 local men gathered around tech by police station to protest the detention

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trump and harris remain neck and neck in the race for the presidency. attorney chang and southern thailand, we're an insurgency. his rage for the past 2 decades. but it's a new home for the store. the as we begin in gaza, where israel see just the north is now and it's the 22nd day. it's military conducted a violent rage of come out allowed one hospital, which is the last functioning hospital in the area. these are the scenes inside the medical facilities. patients are still flooding in and money are being treated on the floor. there's really military has arrested several medical staff leaving injury palestinians with no one to treat them. and israel's targeting of come out, antoine hospital, has left much of that facility and ruins. doctors are saying that the attack also destroyed the oxygen station of the hospital, which led to the depths of 2 babies in the intensive care unit. well then, the model about these really occupation forces describes the hospitals, departments, appliances. it is a catastrophic situation as patients and the window the left on the floor totally without any medi

defending motogp champion francesco bagnaia has won the thailand grand prix to cut jorge martin's championshiposition to third place at the start, but regained the lead when he overtook martin on lap five. bagnaia then battled for first place with six—time champion marc marquez, until the spaniard slid off in wet conditions. and from there, bagnaia held off martin to take the chequered flag by almost three seconds. just to mention the mexico grand prix gets under way at eight o'clock this evening. now though on bbc news we can look ahead to tomorrow night's balon d'or in the football news show with ben croucher. hello and welcome to episode 300 of the football news show. not sure what precious metal you get for such a milestone, but when it comes to footballing bling when they line—up for the second test at headingley on saturday. defending motogp champion francesco bagnaia has won the thailand grand prix to cut jorge martin's championship lead to 17 points with two races of the season to go. bagnaia slipped from pole position to third place at the start, but regained the lead when he overtook

news also got thailand is another that considered to be of strategic importance. malaysia, singapore, the philippines and this also gets another question which was for later would it have made a if these countries were now if they look like north vietnam if they communist would matter if indonesia or thailand or japan were not on our side. we're now in struggle in asia with china. and so the revision is certainly argue that by preserving indonesia and thailand and the philippines and south korea and that even though the united states didn't win the tactical battle in vietnam, it actually won the broader struggle because the objective from the beginning was to not just save south vietnam, but to save asia from communism. and one can argue, as i said, this another counterfactual that will get into you could argue that the vietnam was was to actually save those other countries. and by the way, orthodox school doesn't argue that japan and indonesia are unimportant, trying to think if you ask them, they said, well, yeah, those countries are important, but they weren't