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Thai-flagged Cargo Vessel Hit By Iranian Projectiles in Strait of Hormuz

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By Iranian Projectiles, Sebastian Strangio Verified
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
The Royal Thai Navy says that three members of the 23-person crew remain unaccounted for after yesterday’s attack. A photo released by the Royal Thai Navy showing the Thai-flagged bulk carrier Mayuree Naree shortly after it was hit by Iranian projectiles 11 nautical miles off the coast of Oman in the Strait of Hormuz, Mar. 11, 2026.
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Beijing Is Legalizing the Assimilation of Tibetans and Other Ethnic Minorities

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By Jianli Yang, Iranian Projectiles
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
China is amending its laws to weaken ethnic identities, including Tibetan language and culture. Credit: Depositphotos Subscribe for ads-free reading In recent years, the Chinese government has intensified policies in Tibetan areas that aim to reshape Tibetan identity through language, education, and cultural control.
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Moving Up, Locked In: The Hidden Costs of ASEAN’s Semiconductor Push

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By Han-Wei Liu, Iranian Projectiles
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
As the region moves up the chip value chain – toward AI development, advanced logic, and high-bandwidth memory – U.S. regulatory pressures increase. Credit: Depositphotos Subscribe for ads-free reading Last year, when Malaysia unveiled the MARS1000 – its first home-grown edge AI processor – it marked a turning point for a region long content to assemble and test chips designed elsewhere. Southeast Asia now wants to design them.
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