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Benyasiri Eimviriyapong

Benyasiri Eimviriyapong is an editor, translator, and propagandist at Dindeng, a journal and publishing collective which seeks to decode the semi-feudal, the semi-capitalist, and the semi-colonial of Thailand. Her professional focus is on ecology, state power, and the application of revolutionary feminist politics in daily life.

    September 21, 2026
    Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Human Rights

    Inside Trump’s $410 Million Remigration Network

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    In the longer term, the 22nd Amendment could signal the Dissanayake administration’s approach to institutional restraint. If enacted without wider consultation or a referendum despite sustained objections, it could deepen mistrust between the Government and the legal, political and wider

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    Business

    Abu Dhabi-based developer Eagle Hills has signed an agreement with the Maldivian government for a proposed $20 billion waterfront and marina development at Ras

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    The arrival of the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) for a ‘leisure trip’ in Thailand before returning to its campaign of destruction against the people of West Asia demands immediate interrogation and opposition. For

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