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Nathan Peterson Proud day to call myself a Kiwi. Standing up for our nation. Sad to see our commonwealth brothers falling to Thai ploys. But oh well. Not my monkeys not my circus. @KiwiLover3032
Bangkok Post Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra of Thailand has arrived at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi with Defense Minister Sutin Klungsang. During the welcoming ceremony, Vietnamese President Trần Đức Lương and Minister of Defense Phạm Văn Trà are seen embracing the Thai delegations. Upon reaching out to the Thai Foreign Ministry spokesperson, it is clarified that the official agreed-upon topic is the "Bilateral Relationships between Thailand and Vietnam and the Future of Communism." @BangkokPost
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NewYorkTimes The American battleship USS Wisconsin has arrived in Sydney Harbor in Australia as other American military forces are reportedly in the area to "reinforce the United States's commitment to Australia," says Pentagon spokesman.
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International Court of Justice PRESS RELEASE: The Court has received a Request for an Advisory Opinion from the Republic of Thailand concerning the right of passage through the Suez Canal for vessels of the Republic of Thailand @ICJ
Andrej Towpik While the Convention of Constantinople, 1888 prohibits the closure of the Suez Canal, we have seen several occasions when the Canal was closed for foreign nations. During the World Wars, the Canal was closed to the Central Powers and the Axis powers. Tertiary, during the Six Day War when Egypt closed the Canal to Israel. It is important to note that Egypt retains the ability to close the Canal to nations that pose a danger to national defense. It would is not far fetched to believe after the assassination of the Egyptian delegation in Thailand they would feel Thailand is a threat to national security. @AmbAndrejTowpik
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs.RU The Russian Government submitted its formal written comment on the right of passage through the Suez Canal for vessels. The Russian Government backs Egypt's rights under international law and rejects Thailand's continued use of lawfare in foreign affairs. Read more here. @МИД РФ
IA Chief Zero Jabour Egypt has submitted its statements on the Thai request for advisory. We believe here in the International Affairs department that Egypt has the express right to control who traverses the Suez Canal as part of its internal waters. Egypt does not intend to hinder the passage of any ships that do not present a direct threat to our national sovereignty. We believe it is time for the Convention of Constantinople, 1888, to be formally dissolved by the ICJ. @InternationalAffairs.EG
Thaksin Shinawatra I extend my sincere and enthusiastic congratulations to the newly-elected General Secretary of the People's Front, Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit from the Progressive Party. I have complete trust that Thanathorn will lead our nation toward a classless future. Most importantly, Thanathorn has the confidence of the People's Front to guide our electoral alliance to a victory in the 2007 General Election. @ThaksinLive
Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit It is such a venerable honor that millions of the People's Front members have elected me to lead our nation's collective efforts of our socialist movement toward a stateless, classless, and moneyless society. I will strive to work upon the achievement of former General Secretary Thaksin Shinawatra while pushing our revolution further to ensure that participatory democracy and environmental sustainability are prevalent in all aspects of our lives. @Thanathorn_PP
Ministère de l'Europe et des Affaires étrangères At the request of the ICJ, France has submitted its advisory opinion concerning the 1888 Constantinople Convention. France maintains that under international law the Suez Canal is considered neutral territory and must grant passage to vessels from any nation, and that every nation traversing the Suez Canal must respect its neutrality and refrain from engaging in any aggressive action while within the Canal. @MEAE_EN
Thai PBS Thai Justice Minister Piyabutr revealed that, with the support of France for long-standing international practices, Thailand is prepared to present a formiddable case that will set a high bar for the International Court of Justice to provide thorough and well-reasoned judgements regardless of the ruling outcome. @ThaiPBS
Ministère de l'Europe et des Affaires étrangères While the Empire of France has long stated its non-recognition of the Egyptian Interdiction Zone in its implementation of its rights under international law, we have been compelled to today seek formal legal precedent on the validity of this policy. As such, we have requested the ICJ to issue a binding ruling on five questions concerning the policy. @MEAE_EN
MFA Thailand The Republic of Thailand fully stands beside our ally in the Empire of France in its pursue of just and equitable ruling on the imperialistic Egyptian Interdiction Zone (EIZ). The Republic Government remains grounded in our belief that unilateralism, disregard for international laws, and imperialist ambition of a nation, as demonstrated by Egypt, are incompatible with a world we wish to collectively build. @MFAThailand
PR Thai Government Thinking of working abroad? Here's what Thailand offers you: fair wages, job security, and work-life balance. Safe working conditions, equal opportunities, and career growth? All covered. Retirement security and free access to healthcare and housing are assured, with dignity and respect in every workplace. @PRThailand
Bangkok Post BREAKING: In one of the most radical rejections of capitalism in modern economics history, Thailand has replaced its stock exchange operation with Labor Token Exchange (LTE) system. This magnitude of the unprecedented decision means that traditional currency, along with money, has ceased to exist in Thailand, making a significant step toward the goal of communism. @BangkokPost
