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Bangkok Politics in 2025: Beacon of Thai Pluralism

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By Paul Chambers
| fulcrum.sg
Bangkok has always been ahead of other parts of Thailand in terms of local democracy. Elections and decentralisation were inaugurated in the capital in 1975, well before polls were held for Provincial Administrative Organisations in 1997. This makes Bangkok a pioneer in popular representation. The most recent Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) Governor and Bangkok Municipal Council (BMC) elections, held in 2022, demonstrate that Bangkok’s pioneering pluralism has persisted.
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Haiku has captured the essence of seasons for centuries - new poems contain a trace of climate change Original

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By Jasmin Kirkbride, Paul Chambers
| The Conversation Verified
A successful haiku could be described as a half-finished poem. Originating in Japan in the 17th century, the haiku uses a combination of sensory language, seasonal references, a sense of contrast and a focus on the present tense to share an experience between writer and reader. It relies on the reader to “finish” the poem by employing their recollections of sensations and emotions to connect to the moment described as vividly as they do their own experiences.
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Pain Mitigation Strategies for Disbudding in Goat Kids

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By Preet Singh, Dinakaran Venkatachalam, Kavitha Kongara, Paul Chambers
| MDPI
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