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Recent articles highlight how diet, oral health, and supplements influence aging, brain health, and disease risk. Studies show consistent healthy eating, oral care, and targeted nutrients can reduce stroke, support hair growth, and slow cognitive decline. These findings emphasize the importance of daily habits for long-term well-being.
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On October 26, 2025, at the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur, US President Donald Trump co-signed a ceasefire agreement between Thailand and Cambodia to end deadly border clashes. The deal includes military de-escalation, removal of heavy weapons, prisoner release, and ASEAN observer deployment. Despite the truce, core territorial disputes remain unresolved, and tensions persist amid trade negotiations and regional diplomacy.
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Bella Culley, 19, from Billingham, UK, was sentenced to over five months in Georgia for smuggling drugs. She was found with 12kg of marijuana and 2kg of hashish at Tbilisi airport after being reported missing in Thailand. She is pregnant and has been transferred to a mother and baby unit following a plea bargain.
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Heavy rains caused severe flooding across 12 southern provinces of Thailand, affecting over 3 million people and resulting in at least 82 deaths. The government acknowledged shortcomings in flood management, announced relief measures, and received royal support, including a donation from King Maha Vajiralongkorn.
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President Trump is in South Korea for the APEC summit, where he expects to meet Xi Jinping to de-escalate trade tensions. Talks focus on tariffs, export controls, and US-China relations amid ongoing disputes over trade practices, rare earths, and technology restrictions. The outcome remains uncertain but signals a potential easing of tensions.
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President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are set to meet in South Korea amid ongoing trade tensions, tariffs, and export restrictions. Both sides signal a tentative easing, with hopes for a short-term détente that could influence global markets and regional diplomacy. The meeting follows recent signals of cooperation and mutual interest.
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Recent fossil studies reveal a close link between extinct Australian carnivorous marsupials and koalas, while conservation efforts in Nigeria and Okinawa show signs of success. Meanwhile, Thailand's artificial reefs are aiding marine ecosystems, and Hong Kong seeks to expand marine protected areas amid biodiversity concerns.
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On October 24, 2025, Thailand's Queen Mother Sirikit, widow of King Bhumibol Adulyadej and mother of King Vajiralongkorn, died at 93 after a prolonged illness. The government declared a year-long mourning period with official guidelines for attire and public conduct. Despite the somber mood, tourism and public services continue, with cultural events proceeding in a subdued manner.
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Recent articles highlight the US's growing vulnerability due to its dependence on China for rare earth minerals. China’s export controls and dominance in processing threaten US supply chains, impacting clean energy and defense sectors. The US is attempting to diversify but faces significant hurdles.
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Recent diplomatic efforts have led to a temporary easing of trade tensions between the US and China, with preliminary agreements and high-level meetings in Asia. Leaders from South Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia also made progress, boosting regional markets and optimism for future cooperation amid slowing regional growth forecasts.
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Recent studies show two key coral species in Florida are now functionally extinct after a 2023 marine heatwave. Meanwhile, Thailand's artificial reefs, created by sinking ships, are supporting marine life and potentially easing pressure on natural reefs amid climate threats.
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Israel has received the remains of several hostages, including Lior Rudaeff and Joshua Mollel, from Gaza as part of a ceasefire agreement. The process has been slow, with ongoing disputes over identification and the return of bodies. The exchange is a key element of the ongoing Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
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Recent protests in Morocco and Madagascar highlight rising inequality, public service cuts, and social unrest. The upcoming World Summit for Social Development aims to address these issues by focusing on equitable access to health, education, and social services. Wealth concentration and urban health disparities remain key challenges.
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Bella Culley, a 19-year-old pregnant woman from Teesside, was released from Georgian custody after serving five months for drug smuggling. She was arrested in Georgia in May while attempting to transport drugs from Thailand, claiming she was coerced through torture. Her family paid a substantial plea deal to reduce her sentence.
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Despite low unemployment rates, many Americans face prolonged joblessness, with over a quarter unemployed for more than six months. Experts highlight emotional and economic tolls, as companies hesitate to hire amid economic uncertainty and layoffs increase. The situation signals a bifurcated labor market with lasting impacts.
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A 26-year-old Israeli traveler was arrested at Phuket Airport with military-grade bullets in his luggage. Recent incidents involving Israeli tourists include public indecency, clashes with locals, and criminal charges, amid ongoing tensions related to Israel's conflict in Gaza. The situation highlights rising concerns over Israeli nationals' conduct in Thailand.
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A boat carrying approximately 300 Rohingya refugees from Myanmar sank near Langkawi, Malaysia, with at least seven dead, 10 survivors, and hundreds missing. The vessel likely capsized in Thai waters after departing from Rakhine state, amid ongoing migrant trafficking and perilous sea journeys. Search-and-rescue efforts continue today.
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On November 10, 2025, Thailand suspended a U.S.-brokered ceasefire with Cambodia after a landmine explosion injured Thai soldiers along their disputed border. Thailand accuses Cambodia of laying new mines, a charge Cambodia denies. The suspension halts prisoner releases and arms removal, casting doubt on the fragile peace brokered last month amid ongoing border tensions.
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A Thai appeals court has approved the extradition of She Zhijiang, a Chinese-Cambodian national, to China. He faces charges related to illegal online gambling, scam networks, and money laundering. She was arrested in Bangkok in 2022 and has been detained since. The extradition will proceed within 90 days.
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A boat carrying Rohingya refugees sank near Thailand’s Ko Tarutao island, resulting in at least 20 deaths and 14 survivors. The vessel, believed to have been part of a larger group split from a larger boat, was en route from Myanmar. Rescue efforts continue as authorities warn of ongoing risks for migrants at sea.
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As of late November 2025, Myanmar's military and allied ethnic militias have intensified raids on online scam centers near Myawaddy, detaining over 12,500 foreigners and seizing thousands of devices. These operations target criminal networks linked to human trafficking and cyber fraud, amid international pressure and the recent extradition of scam kingpin She Zhijiang to China.
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Thailand's King Vajiralongkorn visits China for his first official trip abroad since 2016, marking a significant shift in regional alliances. The visit emphasizes strengthening strategic cooperation, economic ties, and regional influence, amid ongoing border tensions and shifting US-China dynamics. The trip underscores China's growing regional influence and Thailand's balancing act.
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Former President Trump announced he stopped a five-day border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia, crediting tariffs and diplomatic efforts. The dispute, rooted in territorial disagreements dating back over a century, remains unresolved despite a ceasefire reaffirmed last month. Recent clashes threaten to reignite tensions in the region.
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Thailand has suspended its ceasefire with Cambodia after accusing Phnom Penh of laying landmines that injured Thai soldiers. The move follows recent border clashes and diplomatic tensions, with Thailand demanding an apology from Cambodia. The US has been involved in mediating, but trade negotiations remain suspended amid ongoing disputes.
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As of late November 2025, severe flooding and landslides triggered by relentless rains have killed 91 people and left 11 missing across Vietnam's central provinces, especially Dak Lak. Over 235,000 homes flooded, crops submerged, and infrastructure damaged, with economic losses estimated at $500 million. Neighboring Thailand and Malaysia also face heavy rains and flooding, affecting millions.
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A year after Reeves' tax hikes, the UK economy shows signs of slowdown, with weak Q3 growth, rising borrowing, and consumer uncertainty. Despite initial strong start, recent data indicates limited growth prospects for 2026 amid inflation and political pressures.
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As of November 29, 2025, severe flooding in southern Thailand has affected over 1.4 million households and 3.8 million people across 12 provinces. The death toll has risen to 162, with Songkhla province, especially Hat Yai city, hardest hit. Floodwaters are receding, enabling rescue and relief efforts, while the government faces criticism over flood management and plans compensation and aid.
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Thai billionaire Anne Jakkaphong Jakrajutatip, owner of Miss Universe, faces arrest warrant over fraud allegations amid her company's financial collapse and recent scandals at the pageant. She failed to appear in court and remains missing as legal proceedings continue.
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Severe flooding caused by cyclone-fueled rains has killed over 250 people across Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia, displacing thousands. Authorities face challenges reaching affected areas amid landslides, power outages, and overwhelmed morgues. Rain is expected to continue, prolonging the crisis as rescue efforts continue.
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In November 2025, Cyclone Ditwah and related monsoon storms caused catastrophic flooding and landslides across Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam. Over 2,500 deaths have been reported, with millions displaced and widespread infrastructure damage. Scientists link the severity to climate change, with warmer Indian Ocean waters intensifying storms and rainfall.
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Severe flooding and landslides in Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia have resulted in over 400 deaths, with thousands displaced. Indonesia reports over 300 fatalities, Thailand 162, and Malaysia two. Heavy rains, exacerbated by climate change, continue to impact the region amid ongoing rescue efforts.
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Clashes erupted early Monday between Thai and Cambodian forces near Ubon Ratchathani, resulting in casualties. The incident follows ongoing border disputes, with accusations of landmine use and military provocations. Thailand reports casualties from supporting fire, while Cambodia denies laying new mines. The situation remains tense amid diplomatic efforts.
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Severe flooding in Indonesia, caused by cyclone and heavy rains, has resulted in at least 442 deaths and displaced nearly 291,000 people. Rescue efforts are ongoing amid infrastructure damage, blocked roads, and limited communication. Aid is being delivered via helicopters, navy ships, and satellite internet, with looting reported in affected areas.
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Heavy rains from a rare tropical storm in the Malacca Strait have caused devastating floods and landslides across Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Sri Lanka, killing over 600 people and displacing millions. Rescue efforts continue as authorities struggle to access affected areas amid ongoing severe weather.
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Flooding and landslides across Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Malaysia have caused over 1,160 deaths, displacing hundreds of thousands. Heavy monsoon rains, intensified by climate change and tropical cyclones, have led to widespread destruction, with aid efforts hampered by blocked roads and broken infrastructure.
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Flooding across Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia has caused over 1,200 deaths and left thousands missing. Extreme weather linked to climate change has intensified storms and floods, with scientists warning that such events will likely worsen in the coming years.
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Recent floods and climate-related disasters have caused significant loss of life and infrastructure across Asia. Countries like Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Thailand are struggling with rising water-related hazards, underfunded resilience efforts, and economic strain, highlighting urgent regional vulnerabilities amid climate change.
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Cyclone-induced floods and landslides in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Thailand have caused over 1,300 deaths and left thousands missing. Environmental damage, including deforestation linked to illegal logging and mining, has worsened the disaster, with authorities warning climate change is a key factor. Rescue efforts are ongoing amid infrastructure damage.
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Recent data shows US adults' weekly alcohol consumption remains steady since 1975, with slight recent declines. Experts suggest economic factors, not long-term behavioral shifts, primarily drive current trends. Meanwhile, Thailand relaxes alcohol sales hours, testing a new policy after decades of restrictions. Pregnant women increasingly choose alcohol-free options, but lack clear guidance.
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Israeli forces have continued to violate the Gaza ceasefire, conducting airstrikes and raids, killing at least 385 Palestinians since October. Meanwhile, Hamas has agreed to hand over remains of captives, and border crossings are slowly reopening amid ongoing tensions and humanitarian crises.
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Coinbase's listing activity remains unpredictable, with smaller, more selective additions compared to 2021. Meanwhile, illicit activities involving stablecoins and money laundering networks linked to Cambodia and Russia are rising, challenging enforcement efforts and global financial security.
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A US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas remains fragile, with ongoing delays in returning the remains of deceased hostages. The last body, of Israeli police officer Ran Gvili, is still in Gaza, while efforts continue to exchange captives and remains under international supervision.
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Christopher Harborne, a Thai-based investor, donated £9m to Reform UK in August, marking the largest ever single donation from a living person to a UK political party. His wealth stems from cryptocurrency, aviation, and defense sectors, raising questions about influence and transparency in UK politics.
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Recent articles highlight new luxury hotel openings and upgrades, including the Waldorf Astoria's art collection and Shoreditch Virgin Hotel's design, alongside innovative travel accommodations like Bangkok's capsule hotel. These developments reflect a focus on exclusive experiences, design, and convenience for discerning travelers today.
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Recent articles highlight a shift in the all-inclusive resort market, with brands improving quality and value. Resorts like Dreams Bahia Mita, Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta, and Atlantis now offer luxury experiences, better amenities, and targeted perks, appealing to travelers seeking both convenience and sophistication. These developments reflect a broader industry trend toward elevated, value-driven vacations.
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Severe floods and landslides across Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Malaysia have caused hundreds of deaths and widespread destruction. Experts warn that climate change, deforestation, and inadequate infrastructure are intensifying regional vulnerabilities, with urgent international and local action needed to prevent future disasters.
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Cyclone-induced floods and landslides in Indonesian provinces have caused at least 908 deaths, with hundreds still missing. The disaster has severely damaged infrastructure, hampered aid efforts, and raised environmental concerns linked to deforestation. Authorities are mobilizing military aid and investigating environmental causes.
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As of December 8, 2025, fresh fighting erupted along the Thailand-Cambodia border in Ubon Ratchathani province, killing one Thai soldier and wounding four. Both sides accuse each other of initiating attacks. Thailand launched air strikes targeting Cambodian military positions. Over 385,000 civilians are being evacuated amid escalating tensions despite a ceasefire signed in October.
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Fighting has broken out again between Thailand and Cambodia after a ceasefire collapsed. The conflict, rooted in longstanding territorial disputes, has resulted in casualties and displacement. Despite previous peace efforts, clashes continue amid regional tensions and geopolitical interests.
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Fighting has erupted again along the Thailand-Cambodia border, with both sides blaming each other. Cambodia reports civilian deaths and increased military activity, while Thailand accuses Cambodia of territorial incursions. The conflict, the fiercest since July, threatens regional stability amid long-standing border disputes.