heu thai -- pheu thai came second in this election.t is the first time it has lost the popular vote. has the domestic lost its shine? guest: i would caution this even , but i want to congratulate the move forward party for the victory. in terms of numbers, the pheu thai party leads -- the move forward party leads to thai by a substantial margin. both of us have been allies. we may have some differences that we also want to move the country forward. and pheu thai want to work with and give the move forward party a chance to form a government and we will refrain from doing anything beyond what is the political courtesy and wait for that. however, we also know that with our coalition, the party of move forward only has 310 votes. in order to be prime minister, it requires 376 votes. the steps we have to go through before that day, there is a political timetable here. it will be certified in around 60 days, the official results. then there is a process to elect the house speaker. would be the prime minister. and so far, move forward has to

voters. —— thai voters. factor for them amongst pheu thai voters. -- thai voters.— voters. -- thai votersst _ voters. -- thai voters. becausel think in the first few— voters. -- thai voters. because i think in the first few rounds - voters. -- thai voters. because i think in the first few rounds it. voters. -- thai voters. because i l think in the first few rounds it was clear that pheu thai was leading for a bit and we know something about thailand is that there is also there is the rural and city divide in the light of the policy and pheu thai have been successively supporting the economy of the rural area so it was not clear at the beginning how much the poll actually reflected the vote outside the city. when actually the results came out i was a bit surprised, but hearing a lot from people around me and social media it is clear that the move forward party is clear that the move forward party is still as a hope for them because they are really clear on many points including reforms that you have heard about that, the nonmilitary and on the social welfare of people in thailand's advocat

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his unit the pheu thai — actually do well? his unit the pheu thai party _ actually do well?y do well? his unit the pheu thai party is want - actually do well? his unit the pheu thai party is want unity| pheu thai party is want unity in order to remain in power but thatis in order to remain in power but that is not going well. we are with you to see how his and other government parties will be beaten on sunday. but still, there is a possibility that they might want to form a minority coalition and with the help of the majority of senators they will be able to win the premiership but that would be very awkward because the opposition will control the majority in the lower house. and that is a very bad stalemate for thailand. indeed, complicated _ stalemate for thailand. indeed, complicated political— stalemate for thailand. indeed, complicated political times - stalemate for thailand. indeed, complicated political times as i complicated political times as i had. my termsak chalermpalanupap thank you for joining us on the programme. let's take a look at some other stories in the

thai prime minister's party, and appear to be set for coalition talks.aroenrat, is set to be the largest party in the country's parliament, followed closely by its fellow opposition party pheu thai, led by paetongtarn shinawatra, daughter of the ousted former prime minister thakshin shinawatra. the results make it all but certain the conservative prime minister prayuth chanocha, who seized power in 2014, has failed to win another term in office. live now to bangkok, and our correspondentjonathan head. looking at these early counts, it seems thai voters has rejected the military backed government, why? i rejected the military backed government, why?- government, why? i think probably _ government, why? i think probably a _ government, why? i think probably a number- government, why? i think probably a number of- government, why? i think- probably a number of reasons. one, simply the length of time 0ne, simply the length of time it has been there. pius cha—cha has been serving for nine years. —— player cannot chair. he led a coup against the previous gover

the incumbent prime minister is facing a major challenge from the pheu thai and its leader. she's the daughter of ousted former prime minister and is campaigning on promises of rescuing thailand's working class from economic turmoil. as nhk world explains, her pitch is winning over some of those hardest hit. >> reporter: a rally held near bangkok was filled with excitement. the phe thai party has been gaining support for its generous policies for low income. >> translator: i hope our party will take power. >> reporter: he's stressing his achievements in stabilizing the country after leading a military coup nine years ago. >> translator: i have done, i am doing and will do many things in the past, present, and future. many more things need to be done. >> reporter: the coronavirus pandemic has left the country in economic crisis. prayut and his ministers have been accused of mishandling the situation. even among his electoral base, a change is underway. some supporters have begun to call for a change of government. he works in the rubber fields in the south. siland is the worl

this is a profound shock to deeply conservative royalist thais.hai, the populist party that has been unseated by coups and uprisings multiple times. but move forward �*s agenda has been even more radical. they have been talking about many reforms, changes to the bureaucracy and the economy, ending military conscription. this is quite a platform. it has this incredible results. nobody expected move forward to come close to the number of seats it has. the largest share of votes in the country and a larger share of seats, it will be given the first chance to form a coalition. assuming it can make a deal with its rival pheu thai, you have a reformist bloc with 60% of seats in the lower house. you have to remember, the military installed an unelected senate of 250 members, loyalto unelected senate of 250 members, loyal to the old government, but even that could be outvoted if the reformist to bring one or two other parties tojoin them, so bring one or two other parties to join them, so we are almost certainly set for a change of government in thailand.

all the polls point to another poor thai victory, ——all the polls point to another pheu thai victory,ople want to see like a better politics, better, you know, solution for the country, notjust the coup d'etat. they're thinking for the policy to help their lives. are you prepared for the possibility that some method will be used to stop you? i have high hopes that something like that is not going to happen again. the shinawatra family's election winning juggernaut has been a feature of thai politics since the start of the 21st century. no other party has been able to match its well marketed policies, its extensive regional networks, and the appeal that it's making strongly at this election, that it's the best alternative to conservative military rule. but there's now a new kid on the block, which is exciting voters with a more radical pitch. this is kate, a first time candidate for the move forward party. it's youthful, progressive and ambitious. "this election isn't just about getting rid "of military rulers," she tells the crowd at a market outside bangkok. "it's about deciding what

politics for the last ten years.— dominated thai politics for the last ten years.n then that they will _ last ten years. does that mean then that they will sort - last ten years. does that mean then that they will sort of - then that they will sort of stay quietly into the night, will they take this defeat which as you point out, has been stunning, relatively peacefully? i5 been stunning, relatively peacefully?— been stunning, relatively peacefully? is a very open question- _ peacefully? is a very open question. there _ peacefully? is a very open question. there has - peacefully? is a very open question. there has not i peacefully? is a very open - question. there has not been, and the broad terms, pro—democracy elected government in the last two decades that was not ousted by some extra parliamentary means. there have been to military coups. we've seen prime ministers banned by the constitutional court which is notoriously conservative institution. we have seen parties dissolved as well. will they try those tactics, already someone has come up with a technical com

it�*s thai voters as well? it's interesting, _ thai voters as well?nteresting, we are expecting a press conference by both move forward and the other party in a few hours. that suggested they may already have an agreement. although both parties call themselves reformists, relations haven�*t always been that good. it might be a difficult coalition. in many ways, move forward has supplanted the other party, who will find that hard to swallow. they will have almost equal seats. if they can make an arrangement and find common ground and agree on ministries, thatis ground and agree on ministries, that is enormous momentum behind the next government. it would be naturalfor any party that wants a taste of power to come and join them and get a coalition together very quickly. the play military side, the party of prayuth chanocha and his allies, have to accept they have been repudiated by the voters. a clear message that people don�*t want a continuation of what they have had for the past ten years. they have had for the past ten ears, g ., ., ., they have had

there is more detail on the thai elections on our website, as well.e leader of the britain's royal college of nursing has called for a double—digit pay rise to restart talks over a pay dispute. most health unions have accepted an offer of a 5% rise for 2023 to 2a and a backdated 4% payment for last year. the rcn has rejected the deal, while it was accepted by 1a other unions. david waddell reports. with inflation here in the uk running at over 10%, there's a lot of pressure from workers to secure pay rises that mitigate the effect of rising prices. workers are feeling the pinch — especially when the price of many food staples has been rising much faster than other items in their household budgets. consider, too, the rising cost of mortgages. so the offer in england of a 9% pay rise over two years was welcomed by many nurses — including the leader of the royal college of nursing, pat cullen. but her members didn't agree, and voted against the deal by a margin of 54% to 46%. they're asking for the 9% to be added to so that we can resolve the dispute, th

current projections put move forward's seat total very close to the frontrunner pheu thai.tial majority, making it all but certain that incumbent prime minister prayuth chan—o—cha will not have another term in office. but even if they win, it's unclear whether the military will allow them to form the next government. 0ur correspondentjonathan head reports from bangkok. the counting is going quite fast, rapidly at the moment. the official count held by the election comission is held by a small number of constituencies completed by the unofficial count which observers are following in the constituencies is showing a remarkable performance by the new progressive party move forward which is doing far better than expected and is likely to be one of the two biggest parties. the biggest party that always expected to win is pheu thai the election machine of the former exiled prime minister but it seems to have lost a lot of support to move forward. both these parties are campaigning on a ticket of getting the military out of politics which it has been for very long time. and, you k

we saw thai stocks up around 2% over the past two sessions.could see further measures to stimulate the economy. thailand really liking its regional peers -- lagging its regional peers. >> you can get a lot more on the bloomberg as well. get that commentary and analysis from our team of expert editors. let's get you to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. >> this is a planned income tax cut next year for some earners. he told the abc the administration has always backed giving tax relief to low and middle income earners. new zealand has announced a $619 million recovery package following a string of devastating cyclones. it could range between nine and 14 billion new zealand dollars. the pack is part of the upcoming budget includes infrastructure repair and investment in flood protection measures. a brutal heat wave continues to scorch parts of southeast asia. malaysia recorded more than a dozen heat stroke cases. thailand said that a drug could drive up food prices. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake, powered by more th

thai politics is divisive.as seen more coup d'etat's than most other countries in modern history. haslinda amin, bloomberg. rishaad: paul gambles is with us, but cofounder and managing partner with the mbmg group. the campaigning is finished. the thing is, it is a race towards fiscal imprudence, if you will. >> i think it is a race towards promises that are likely to be broken, just like politics anywhere. i think they're a couple of interesting things about the selection. i've been in thailand 30 years. there's a couple of things that strike me. one is, i don't think there's ever been brought interest in politics in thailand as there is right now. it's much more of a talking point, a debating point amongst people especially the younger generations. there has not been less interest in a general election either, which. . sayst an awful lot. the of people are politically active but they don't believe that the selection or any other election in thailand is going to provide any meaningful solutions. yes, we get all

prayuth chan—ocha, and another led by another general, and then you have the democrat party, pheu thaihat we call the conservative group for the military backed government. on the other hand we have the opposition, which now they call themselves the liberal democratic alliances, which includes the move forward party, the pheu thai party, and a few other similar parties and so on, and now at the moment it is the competition between the two ideologies, and they are under a lot of pressure, because for the past nine years we have been under the military or military backed government. one of the most important things that people believe is that it things that people believe is thatitis things that people believe is that it is time now for thailand to move forward into a much more democratic kind of climate. ., , ., climate. professor, we are actually — climate. professor, we are actually looking _ climate. professor, we are actually looking at - climate. professor, we are actually looking at life - actually looking at life pictures there, and we can see the media scrum taking place, and th

they have a reform agenda for the thai economy.een subpar for the past decade and in the doldrums because of the coup in the military dominance but with the new move forward party and their agenda which is reform driven, you will see a more level playing field in a chance for the smaller guys and some innovation. not just reliance on tourism and may be moving up the value chains a bit. overall, there is upside from this result but is not free forward. there is a result with a winning party but the winning party forming government is a different proposition. yvonne: i was going to ask you, professor at looks likely it will move forward and what will the government look like to you? thitinan: well, the move forward party combined for more than half of the lower house, the legislature, but we have a military dominated constitution that gives the appointed senate appointed by the military one third of parliament and that one third can pick the prime minister. yesterday we saw a vote to reject the status quo in the conservative military

the pheu thai party is a more established party that actually has been in government before.ed with thaksin shinawatra, who won a couple of elections and was overthrown in a coup. so it does have governance experience. that was scot marciel is a former senior official in the us department of state, with responsibility for relations with south—east asia. britain's prime minister rishi sunak has told the visiting ukrainian leader his armed forces will be supplied with hundreds of british air defence missiles and armed drones. this new supply is in addition to the cruise missiles announced last week. president zelensky met and held talks with rishi sunak at the prime minister's country residence, chequers, as part of his tour of ukraine's allies in europe. so what exactly will ukraine get from britain? hundreds more air defence missiles have been promised to protect ukrainian cities. also pledged — long— range attack drones to help target the invading russian forces. britain has already promised or given arms to ukraine worth five billion pounds. that was welcome but vlodymyr ze

a 23-year veteran of the las vegas metropolitan police department, thai's colleagues describe him as someone who could have served in the highest levels of the department as a sergeant or a lieutenant, but instead, he chose time and again to serve at all hours of the day and all hours of the night on the front lines of our communities because he cared -- what he cared about most was keeping people safe. officer thai represented the best of our law enforcement, someone willing to put his life on the line for his community but also a family man who never stopped giving back. he coached girl's volleyball, enjoyed playing with his daughter, jada. he went on fishing trips with colleagues and their children. and he never hesitated to help someone in need. we should all be grateful for the service of officer thai and inspired by his dedication and gene generosity as we remember his service. in addition, i'd like to take the honor the sacrifices of far too many law enforcement officers from nevada also lost in the line of duty including from the las vegas metropolitan police district -- depa

and the future of thai democracy could be on the ballot. cnn's paula hancocks has more. >> reporter: a surprise drop-in at thailand's famous water festival last month. polls show his party running a distant third. >> translator: what do we have to adhere to? nation, religion, and the monarchy. isn't that right? these pillars are the hearts of the thai people. >> reporter: recent polls suggest what many people want is change. two progressive parties in the lead both pledging to remove the military from politics. the party of the well-known shinawatra political dynasty, his sister, his daughter. speaking to the press last week just two days after having her second baby. >> i think that thailand needs change already. we can't wait anymore. >> reporter: another candidate for prime minister, real estate developer seta thavisin, a political novice who's tapped into thai's concerns about the economy. >> thailand has been in a bad economic situation for the last five to eight years. okay? >> reporter: pro-democracy protests in 2020 highlighted frus

let's go to our thai economist from oxford economics, thanks forjoining us on the programme. time markets, what concerns you the most? 50 volatility in the time markets, what concerns you the most?— concerns you the most? so we do think that in _ concerns you the most? so we do think that in the _ concerns you the most? so we do think that in the near _ concerns you the most? so we do think that in the near term, - concerns you the most? so we do think that in the near term, yes i think that in the near term, yes political uncertainty is high but this will fade away and we will get clarity on the new government by the end ofjuly, and this year and next year would you think tourism recovery will support thai growth. what we are concerned more about is the medium—term growth as we don't see a clear driver of investment picking up. see a clear driver of investment picking un— see a clear driver of investment ickin: u. ., ., ., , picking up. you mentioned tourism, we 'ust picking up. you mentioned tourism, we just heard _ picking up. you mentioned tourism, we just heard the _ pic

and it's a very thai movie. i didn't understand anything at all.ed several film critics to explain it to me and they explained it all even more intricately than the film itself, probably there is such a pure art of such a thing just separately in a spherical horse vacuum, but maybe for thais. this is also some kind of there, embedded meanings, which i simply do not read, but for the most part, absolutely. cinema, even the best, even the author's. it, of course, something moves some ideas, but some values. but you said that you observe a slightly different opposite not a fact of content content that works impact i don't know impact - is it only about positive or what is it? it is as if we are conveying this coloring, but impact is involvement in any case in which it began. i like it, which means that there is a film about women's impotence. uh, violence, in which, uh, somewhere in the meantime they talk about how to call the hotline and so on, this impotence, and there are actually a lot of these examples now, but i'm already reading it, to be hones

the party pheu thai is leading the polls.prime minster. live now to south east asia correspondentjonathan head, in bangkok. just talk us through the two main candidates at the moment. in essence you have an incumbent prime minister who is a coup leader, a former army commander and he has been in powerfor nine years commander and he has been in power for nine years through a coup government and then managed to get back into government four years ago, he was pushing for a continued term of office but more of that hip represents an old way of doing things in thailand, or that you have elections, you have a lot of other players in power, the military, senior bureaucrats, the monarchy who are very influential. it is a very conservative message. there has been a huge surge of support for the other two parties who are saying enough of military rule. pheu thai has won every election held this entry get two of its previous governments have been ousted by coup, two of its previous prime minister are coup, two of its previous prime mini

friends warmly, as you can see, this is a non-traditional thai massage.ure here, one feature of this little thing, you can wait a second. there is ginger lemongrass and bergamot, they dry them, they are hot and smell incredibly. the resort is the embodiment of the three main principles of the life of any thai sleigh. everything should be fun, it should be beautiful. for some reason the food wasn't included. by the way, this is even better, because i know exactly where it is tasty and satisfying. and best of all, it's very inexpensive. well, look at the thai night market, and there is a night market in almost every city in thailand and this is one of the favorite places for thais in the evening, because the market is not just a place where they sell and buy something, but much more here they get acquainted, communicate, hang out and, of course, delicious food. phew awesome these are pancakes with coconut milk, then by all means. find and try kanung. other ribs kula-la they look. so it is impossible for a person without willpower to pass by. well it's a sin

they want to challenge the conservative rules of the monarchy and the military in thai society.tle general wrecked is looking to partner up -- limjaroenrat is looking to partner up with five other parties, including one of the parties headed by the former prime minister's daughter, thaksin shinawatra. day campaign with more traditionalist, populist messages. even if a coalition is formed, it might not be easy to replace the incumbent government. the prime minister will officially be selected in july in a vote by the lower house of parliament in a 250 seat senate. the senators were put in place by the current leadership, so they will likely vote to protect their interests. this could scupper move forward's chance to create a progressive government. brent: is look now at other stories making headlines around the world -- the arab world countries to normalize ties with syria and president bashar al-assad. after receiving an invitation to the arab league meeting, he has been invited to the cop28 climate summit in dubai later this year,'s first invitation to a global summit since the

we will continue to watch that to see if this is kind of the peak for the thai baht.nie: treasury secretary janet yellen says the u.s. is already paying a price for its failure to raise the debt limit. in a letter, she cited rising borrowing costs for securities in june. reiterating her warning that her department could run out of cash in june. kevin mccarthy says there -- they are nowhere near a deal. elon musk was issued a subpoena by the u.s. virgin islands in its lawsuit accusing jp morgan of knowing benefiting from jeffrey epstein's sex trafficking. the territory says it had reason to believe epstein referred to or attempted to refer musk to jp morgan. that has now asked the judge to authorize alternative means of serving the subpoena. the u.s. is preparing to buy up to 300 billion barrels of crude oil to refill strategic reserves. the emergency stockpile is at its lowest level after releasing more than 200 million barrels ticker prices last year. deliveries into the emergency government reserve are planned for august with awards to be announced in june. global n

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and unfortunately officer thai is not the only one. far too many officers, far too many officers have been killed in the line of duty. so today i am also thinking of these fallen officers and all those who died in the line of duty in nevada. so, madam president, to honor their lives and bravery, i ask unanimous consent to submit a list of names of nevada police officers who recently passed away and whose names have been added to the nevada law enforcement officers memorial and the james d. hof peace officer memorial for printing in the "congressional record." the presiding officer: without objection. ms. rosen: thank you. these officers, these brave officers made the ultimate sacrifice for our communities, and they deserve our eternal gratitude. i will continue to work with my colleagues here in the senate on solutions that support our police departments, the officers they serve, and always their families. thank you, madam president. i yield back. i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quor

the thai baht stands out. they art reliant on tourism.are starting to see chinese tours go to thailand. the thai tourism coverage is on track to meet and possibly exceed official forecasts and thailand's current account which had been in deficit because of the twin negative impacts of the pandemic and also soaring freight costs have completely turned around and thailand is now back to a current account surplus position so that puts the thai baht and a really good position and i'm expecting further appreciation for the thai baht. >> i like the question what is wrong with the won and are we think that depreciation trend going too far now? >> i believe so. it is the worst-performing asian currency this year. this is despite the dollar being on the soft side and also overall i just get the feeling that investors are very, very negative on the korean won, partly because of recession fears in korea. korea has managed to avoid a technical recession and q1 gdp has posted positive growth. at the end of the day, the currency is the way down -- weig

anecdotally, i can tell you, an awful lot of thais, notjust young ones, do feel that profound changerchy these days. remember, there's a new king, or relatively new king, vajiralongkorn. he's been on the throne for the last six and a half years. he just doesn't have the same kind of reverence that his father did. so there has been a shift in attitudes anyway. let's ta ke let's take you back to our top story, olaf scholtz and president zelensky have been holding a press conference in president zelensky�*s first visit to germany since the conflict. translation: , ., ., conflict. translation: ., ., translation: this all for has a -- awful war has _ translation: this all for has a -- awful war has severe _ translation: this all for has a -- awful war has severe impacts - translation: this all for has a -- awful war has severe impacts for i awful war has severe impacts for everyone. women, children and older people have found protection here in germany. we stand in full solidarity to the people who have fled from the brutal attacks. hello there. so far this morning, it's been rather misty

said is we want to start a conversation between — about the monarchy and its relationship with the thain on this draconian law known as lese—majeste, where you can be jailed for 15 years for saying anything about the monarchy. and indeed, many of pita limjaroenrat members of parliament, his politicians are actually facing charges under that law. now, you have to remember in thailand that in the past we've had two military coups in the past two decades by an army that says it's determined to defend the monarchy. so all governments live with this risk that if they touch this subject too much, that the army might intervene, you might have another coup or some other intervention. but pita limjaroenrat told me that he's confident with this enormous wave of support he got, that thailand can follow other countries out of this cycle of coups and interventions. a lot of various countries around the world that had to go through the same kind of experience here in thailand — unaccountable, invisible hands of power throwing out, away elected officials. so if i look at the international experiences

but they've managed to persuade a lot of older thais that big changes are needed. it is remarkable.as something you couldn't even talk about, five years ago in thailand and yet lots of older thais — people who are not particularly political — have thrown their weight behind this young party because they sense that some big changes are needed to move thailand back onto a successful grove. it's a very slow—growing economy, it's ageing. there are a lot of worries about that. the big question now is — can they form a government? that is a big question now. they've got nearly 60% of the seats in the elected lower house — the 500—seat parliament. they claim that gives them a mandate. in a normal system, it would. but they're up against a powerful conservative establishment which has launched coups in the past, it's used the courts to dissolve parties. that could stop it. and you mentioned the senate — the senate's got 250 members, all appointed by the military government under the coup by the same man who's prime minister right now. of course, they're very opposed to any discussion of the

many ultra conservativee thais don't want to see but the results we are seeing coming through show a government which does not encompass a great deal of the progressive agenda. labour could give millions of eu citizens the right to vote — if it wins the next election. the plan would apply to migrants who live permanently in the uk and pay taxes. it's among a number of proposals the party is looking at to extend voting in parliamentary elections. the government's accused labour of "re—opening the brexit settlement". with the latest, here's our political correspondent, tony bonsignore. there something like just under three and half million eu citizens that have been granted a settled status that can fill in all sorts of elections but not in general elections. back in 2020 when sir keir starmer was standing to be the leader of the labour party said at the time he wanted to give all eu citizens in the uk full voting rights. what we have learned today is a confirmation that this is not something under active discussion with the labour party. although, as your proxy here, this is from the

why did you start a thai ridd at all?for myself, but i didn’t know what kind of dog i wanted. well, i want well, a big one, for sure, to protect. well, i thought everything would be somehow like this, and my mother and sister began to look for a dog for me. the dogs got along with you. i often they are generally together, i give often. she talks like that. they didn't have any conflicts. no, even she plays with him. she feels this line that she needs to pull hard, and peter loves to bite. piotr to me yummy well done for about half a year to me a little less than half a year, the thai ridgeback is cool, how popular it is on the street. here's how he is treated when you walk, well, in fact, this breed is not very developed. in russia, we have very few dogs like this , they often approached us and asked what kind of the breed was asked to be stroked, but, well, the moon, she is not the most gullible. she is not allowed to pet the dog. well, yes, now, by the way, we started talking about how difficult it is to pick up a puppy

now thai doctors are providing the necessary assistance to the victim, they also sent translators, buty relatives are allowed into the ward today as of 13:00 local medical institutions are 12 citizens of the russian federation with injuries of varying severity from bruises of internal organs, then various fractures according to rotation, some of them require surgical intervention. however, their condition is stable in life, nothing threatens the boat, which transported tourists to a standard ship, benches for passengers are located on both sides of any additional security measures are not provided. at best, everyone is given life jackets by the police department phuket is conducting a preliminary investigation has already taken samples for alcohol. the results will be known to the captain in the near future. examination of this depends on further claims. it is known that the insurance company must cover the cost of treatment in the amount of more than one million rubles per person. erika alevtina marchenko in daniil baklanov's agent of the ntv television company and then the hostages o

but they've managed to persuade a lot of older thais that big changes are needed.hy. that was something you couldn't even talk about five years ago in thailand. and yet lots of older thais — people who are not particularly political — have thrown their weight behind this young party because they sense that some big changes are needed to move thailand back onto a successful group. it's a very slow—growing economy, it's ageing. there are a lot of worries about that.- ageing. there are a lot of worries about that. the big question — worries about that. the big question now _ worries about that. the big question now is _ worries about that. the big question now is - - worries about that. the big question now is - can - worries about that. the big question now is - can they| worries about that. the big - question now is - can they form question now is — can they form a government? question now is - can they form a government?— a government? that is a big question — a government? that is a big question now. _ a government? that is a big question now. they've - a governme

well from thai elections — back to our top story — turkey elections.or the next five years. kemal kilicdaroglu claimed that he is in the lead currently. erdogan also claiming that he is in a very confusing situation at the moment. live now to dr lisel hintz who is assistant professor of international relations atjohns hopkins university. she is an expert on turkey's domestic and foreign policy. polls have not been closed for that long but both sides claiming that they are leading currently. i suppose that shows us just how tight this is most it absolutely does. i think we knew that it was going to be an extraordinary close race going into the election day today. and i to make sure it can tilt the playing field in _ to make sure it can tilt the playing field in its — to make sure it can tilt the playing field in its favour, it is also the case _ field in its favour, it is also the case that— field in its favour, it is also the case that members of his party including — case that members of his party including the interior minister intimated that if ther

but the longer it takes, the more concern grows over the ability to form a new government, and the thaifor the third straight week against us dollar. there is expectation the tourism sector will help the country's post—covid recovery. despite the wide political differences that we see between parties, what was striking was that their key economic pledges were actually quite similar between the major parties, and a lot of them focusing on populist measures. we do expect these to be temporary, so it would temporarily push the fiscal deficit, but it won't be a permanent one. that's good and bad in the sense that the financing costs might be manageable, but bad because it won't necessarily change the growth path in any significant way in the medium—term. and these measures could actually be at the expense of more public investment, which in our view is key to lift up growth in the medium—term. following calls from health organisations and medical professionals, australia is set to ban recreational vaping in the country as part of a major crackdown on what experts have called an epidemic. th

if you want to be sad, the lyrics, for example, climb in, then we will sing a tender song from the thaiegion. no, they ventured to roll the area is called, but the turochaksky district. here he came from the outback . affects the candles are cowardly and driven to sleep in a dream, spring will come to you, flowers in your yesenin garden. my heart, you don’t love me and don’t know, i ’ll come water, i didn’t meet under the window for the old people, on which i lay down, my dear, my good. you are my gentle. you do not love me and do not know, and i almost. doesn't notice i invite. i don't remember, i'll sing, but you didn't hear. my heart well done, we make a certain choice , there is only one conclusion, the accordion is the soul of the people ural circular in russia, mothers, all sons are warriors, all of them at once money is called upon to come to defend the motherland, lord have mercy. well, as a soldier? yes no war blue skies whirling, white blue wings praise, no one wants, lord have mercy. and my soldiers, and in the war for the oath , you say the contract will be asked by god befo

and this very thai cinema. i didn't understand anything at all.al film critics to explain it to me and they explained it all even more intricately than the movie itself, probably there is such a pure art of such a thing, just separately in a spherical horse in a vacuum, but maybe flyers. this is also some kind of there, embedded meanings, which i simply do not read, but for the most part, absolutely. cinema even the best, even the author's. it, of course, something moves some ideas, but some values. but you said that you are observing a slightly different opposite, not the content impact, but the content that works. but i don't know. impact - it's only about positive lecho. we transfer this coloring to impact - this is involvement. anyway. this is approximately, which means that the impotent is a film about women. uh, violence, in which, uh, somewhere in between they talk about how to call the hotline and so on. this is the import of content and, in fact, there are already a lot of these examples now, but i’m already reading it, to be honest, and

a soup or thai food forming in the pacific. now taking aim at guam in the islands there and well geoting very, very close. now they're getting battered by this storm system as it moves onshore. the good news is it has weakened significantly since 24 hours ago. and it looks like the storm track has moved a little further nort-. that means the eye of the system not coming right over land but still an extremely dangerous storm. look at that. it was just an extremely intense storm. winds over 155 miles per hour. just 24 hours ago, you see right here. see, it's making its way out the middle of the pacific now. and then here we go. taking in for a closer look. it really begins to weaken that. i begin to disappear. and so it's really kind of moving in between guam and this island right here. that's rotor right here. but guam right now being pounded by extremely strong, gusty winds as a set of that system, not that far away. so moving between the islands, they're still going to see tidal surge with this storm system as it moves through

another address of the second games of the commonwealth is vitebsk, where thai boxing competitions wille held. with all the many sports facilities in the place sparring. a summer theater has been chosen for the first time in its history, the famous concert venue will become a venue for sports competitions. the ring will place us on stage 6.000 auditorium with the help of modern technologies will turn into a world-class boxing arena dressing rooms in which the artists are located name of the slavyansky bazaar will become locker rooms for competitors anti-doping commission and others specialists will pay attention to the live broadcast, that is, they have already arrived. uh, the workers presented the technical rider as in the framework of the slavic bazaar - this is broadcast on the screens of the city. that is , special zones will probably be created in all areas. wherever they can, everyone who wants to come to watch two spectacular sports at once will take part in grodno, weightlifting competitions will be held there. and field hockey central stadium neman training base of the local h

phuket thai police seized the boat for examination to find out the reasons for the emergency of the captain. or a technical malfunction of the court. powerful storm hit the turkish capital ankara flooded with rain gusts. winds break trees and tear power lines from houses and shops. centers tear roofs off construction sites. the boom of the tower crane spun. the elements brought down the minarets. at several mosques, it is reported that the victim was hospitalized due to bad weather in the city , traffic was paralyzed. in moscow , the past day was the warmest at the beginning of the year, as recorded by the weather station. vdnh air warmed up to 23.5°. and this is not the limit. today we are waiting for a new record and weather forecasters promise almost july weather there, +27 a little coolness, perhaps short-term rain. such news to this minute, we continue to monitor developments. stay on channel one and see you soon. hello, i'm pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast of space stories. today my guests are actors, milos, bikovich. and evgenia achemenko. we are united by the fact

thai people prepared to head to the pole come for an election coming at a pivotal time for the polarised southeast asian country. and new york city passes a law banning weight discrimination in housing and hiring. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm karishma vaswani. we start the programme in thailand where this weekend tens of millions of voters are heading to the polls to cast their vote in the general election. nearly 70 political parties are contesting the election. the front runner is paetongtarn shinawatra — she's the leader of the country's largest opposition party and the daughter of former prime minister thaksin shinawatra. the winning candidate, and their party will have to grapple with a slew of domestic issues — including polarised politics and a slowing economy. for more on this, i spoke to syetarn hansakul of the economist intelligence unit, who told me thailand is slowly recovering from the pandemic. economic situation has improved from last year. it is in the middle of a cyclical rebound because coming out of the pandemic recession a bit later than others, but

thai pro-democracy groups dominating the vote in what is seen as a rebuke of the military.ove forward party in particularly outperformed expectations as the vote takes place. even the house majority doesn't necessarily guarantee an easy path to power. the leader of the move forward party has been speaking about options for an government moving forward. we had a chance to speak to them earlier. >> fully democratic through demilitarization, de- monopolization and decentralization i think is the way out for the country to move forward so that we have the right momentum to contribute to asean as well as the rest of the world going forward. shery: hopes for change are also high in turkiye. those elections are ongoing and president erdogan's share of votes falling to 48.6 percent with 96% of ballot boxes open, according to state broadcasts. significant historic change for turkey, president erdogan is the longest running leader who has molded the nato member into a regional power, playing a growing role from ukraine to syria. he still remained turkiye's most popular politician, bu

this tool was found in 1965 in a tomb close to the thai city of qinzhou.imilar jade and bronze items were most likely symbols of power and were not used for their intended purpose. apparently this ax ax is true. andrew finds 900 u you 4.300 for denis 3100 for vitaly, the bet is played. perhaps the most famous in the history of world culture was the discovery of the greek peasant yorgas kentrotos, made on april 8, 1820. wind farm, let's get the towers for 1200. alas, the question will have to be given 11.200. andrew 4:3. denis' studios exactly, four of whom denis accompanied, good luck, theme, inventions in this round or 300 or one and a half 300 we play. let the whims of the inventor do not confuse you in front of you is this familiar vehicle. such a bike. let's see what it is. it's really a bicycle tourist route, passing from the fucking anti-bug along the way of his following after a successful escape. no. no, what a literary character. all address napoleon the road of napoleon and, please, rodents for 600 chelkans living in the north. altai is called ap

here are the leaders of both the move forward and pheu thai parties. enough np seats to push any reforms we want to come and then the government will be a coalition, and will be like the western democracy where it is transparent, where it is concise, where there is expectation management of what can be done and what cannot be done. translation: the voice of the people is the most important. l whoever the people trust the most should be able to choose the prime minister of that party. but now i want to take you to pakistan. unrest continues to simmer there, after the former prime minister imran khan gave a virtual address calling for nationwide protest. he says he will start his election campaigning today following his brief arrest last week and after being ousted last april. the situation has worsened instability in the country at a time of a severe economic crisis. inflation in the country rose to a record of 36% in april, the highest in south asia. the cost of food in pakistan increased 48% in april from a year ago. food prices there have been on an