Thailand’s opposition People’s Party has filed a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, citing her lack of leadership and alleged influence of her father Thaksin Shinawatra. The motion, which will be debated starting on March 24, is unlikely to pass due to the government’s majority, but will require the prime minister to face questioning from lawmakers. The focus on Thaksin’s influence highlights a longstanding controversy in Thai politics, with the People’s Party seeking to address concerns over his role in the government.
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Commentary: Singapore PM Wong's recent comments on Israel actions in Gaza are significant
SINGAPORE: Prime Minister Lawrence Wong stated that Israel's restrictions on aid to Gaza may breach international humanitarian law, reflecting a notable shift in Singapore's stance amidst growing international criticism of Israel's actions. This was echoed by Acting Minister Faishal Ibrahim, aligning with views that Israel is committing war crimes, though Singapore's position remains consistent in advocating for Palestinian rights and humanitarian aid through various initiatives. Recent remarks by European leaders indicate a broader consensus that...
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