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Freelance journalist. German speaker. Outdoor enthusiast. Readjusting to sedentary life after a year+ in an RV. 🚙 🛣 🏞
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Papua New Guinea Declares State of Emergency After Riots, Looting

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By Papua New Guinea, Chris Cottrell
| Banoyi
Australia|Papua New Guinea Leader Declares State of Emergency After Violent Riots https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/11/world/australia/papua-new-guinea-state-emergency-riots.html There were signs the authorities had regained some control, but the extent of damage and casualties from the unrest remained unclear.
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In potential Israel-Hamas hostage deal, Thailand’s stakes are high

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By Chris Cottrell
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin faces a difficult challenge trying to bring home 25 Thai hostages taken by Hamas last month – the most of any foreign nation – while maintaining positive ties with Israel and managing mixed reactions to the war in Thailand. Many of the thousands of Thai laborers working in Israel’s agriculture industry hail from the poor, northeastern region of Isan, where people now fear for their friends and family.
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In Potential Israel-Hamas Hostage Deal, Thailand’s Stakes Are High - The Christian Science Monitor

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By Chris Cottrell
| Everand
Since fighting broke out between Hamas and Israel last month, many countries have found themselves caught in the middle of the conflict. From foreign nationals trapped in Gaza during the early weeks of Israel’s bombing campaign, to the dozens of dual citizens and foreigners killed by Hamas fighters on Oct. 7, the losses have never been confined to Israeli and Palestinian families. And perhaps no outside country has more at stake than Thailand.
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