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Lindsay Clancy holdout juror breaks silence: Why he voted GUILTY… and how the others tried to sway him
Read more: Lindsay Clancy holdout juror breaks silence: Why he voted GUILTY… and how the others tried to sway himThe juror, whom NewsNation identified as Michael P Desronvil, shared his thoughts about the high-profile case.
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NHS nurses found maggots in wounds during the UK’s ‘suffocating’ heatwaves
Read more: NHS nurses found maggots in wounds during the UK’s ‘suffocating’ heatwavesCases of death, fainting and dehydration were documented during a survey of 2,471 nurses for the Royal College of Nursing
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UK to announce trade ban with Israeli West Bank settlements
Read more: UK to announce trade ban with Israeli West Bank settlementsMove expected to be announced by foreign secretary on Tuesday set to draw fierce criticism from the US and Israel
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SAS is suffering an exodus of soldiers due to ‘decades of lawfare’, top Tory warns
Read more: SAS is suffering an exodus of soldiers due to ‘decades of lawfare’, top Tory warnsSir David Davis said leading Special Air Service (SAS) troops were signing off due to persecution from lawyers which he warned would ‘compromise’ the UK’s national security.
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Kim Zolciak’s jailed son KJ, 15, may face harsh conditions if he’s released on bond after indictment on multiple charges in sexual assault case
Read more: Kim Zolciak’s jailed son KJ, 15, may face harsh conditions if he’s released on bond after indictment on multiple charges in sexual assault caseKim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann’s 15-year-old son KJ will likely endure ‘close, close monitoring’ if he’s granted bond after being taken into custody last month over sexual assault allegations,
Asia
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Philippines’ UN Security Council bid could amplify ASEAN voice on global issues: Analysts
Read more: Philippines’ UN Security Council bid could amplify ASEAN voice on global issues: AnalystsExperts say Manila, if elected, would likely use its security council seat to advance regional priorities such as Myanmar, while carefully balancing relations with major powers.
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Cambodia begins UN process to resolve maritime dispute with Thailand
Read more: Cambodia begins UN process to resolve maritime dispute with ThailandThe move by Cambodia to begin the mediation process follows Thailand’s cancellation last month of a 2001 bilateral agreement on overlapping maritime claims and energy exploration.
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‘Panda bond’ continues as China sends giant pandas to US zoo
Read more: ‘Panda bond’ continues as China sends giant pandas to US zooTwo giant pandas from China are headed to Atlanta on a new 10-year conservation deal.
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ASEAN states eyeing Russian oil and gas choose short-term relief over geopolitical risks
Read more: ASEAN states eyeing Russian oil and gas choose short-term relief over geopolitical risksAny continued reliance by Southeast Asia on Russia for energy risks increasing Moscow’s leverage on bilateral relations and potential tension with other countries, say analysts.
Thailand
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9/11 widow delivers scathing attack on Saudis
Read more: 9/11 widow delivers scathing attack on SaudisNEW YORK – A family member of one of those killed in the Sept 11, 2001 attacks unleashed a searing criticism of Saudi Arabia live on US television during the reading of victims’ names at the 9/11 Memorial on Friday.
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Former abbot, woman remanded in embezzlement case
Read more: Former abbot, woman remanded in embezzlement caseA former abbot and his female associate accused of embezzling more than 100 million baht from a temple in Ayutthaya have been ordered detained for 12 days while police continue their investigations. Bail was denied.
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More sparks fly over Senate collusion case
Read more: More sparks fly over Senate collusion caseThe controversy over the Election Commission’s investigation into alleged collusion in the 2024 Senate election intensified on Thursday, with senators accusing opposition figures of pressuring the poll agency and prejudging the case.
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Ex-Pheu Thai candidate held in exam fraud case
Read more: Ex-Pheu Thai candidate held in exam fraud caseA former Pheu Thai Party candidate has been arrested in Bangkok for allegedly soliciting money in exchange for helping candidates pass civil service exams in his home province of Si Sa Ket.
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How Roblox revitalised an 82-year-old grandma
Read more: How Roblox revitalised an 82-year-old grandmaPicture this: an 82-year-old grandmother, viral on Tiktok, playing Roblox. Maybe you can’t, but you should.
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Philippines’ UN Security Council bid could amplify ASEAN voice on global issues: Analysts
Read more: Philippines’ UN Security Council bid could amplify ASEAN voice on global issues: AnalystsExperts say Manila, if elected, would likely use its security council seat to advance regional priorities such as Myanmar, while carefully balancing relations with major powers.
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Cambodia begins UN process to resolve maritime dispute with Thailand
Read more: Cambodia begins UN process to resolve maritime dispute with ThailandThe move by Cambodia to begin the mediation process follows Thailand’s cancellation last month of a 2001 bilateral agreement on overlapping maritime claims and energy exploration.
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The slow life – Nan has resisted the pace of modern tourism
Read more: The slow life – Nan has resisted the pace of modern tourismIt would seem a tad strange that I am writing a travel article on Nan when it was just hit by flash floods and overflowing rivers. However, having landed in the province on the day of the bad weather warning, last Wednesday to be precise, I was barely affected by devastating changes that the climate…
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Dozens dead in catastrophic Nepal-Tibet floods
Read more: Dozens dead in catastrophic Nepal-Tibet floodsA wall of mud and rock appeared to collapse into a river on the Himalayan border of Nepal and Tibet on Wednesday, triggering catastrophic flooding that has killed dozens of people and left hundreds of tourists missing.
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Investment key to transformation, says Ekniti
Read more: Investment key to transformation, says EknitiThe government aims to increase investment to 30% of gross domestic product (GDP), from around 20% now, after recording the highest investment growth rate in more than a decade in the second quarter, Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas said on Wednesday.