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wouldent have expected to see a King of his standing travel in a common ole van, rather tasteless, but Asian praticality compared to Western flashy/showy i geuss
hope, naah know HM wont be travelling like so??
yep rbkwp comment on anything happening global ha, because he can?? haha
Thais begin year of mourning over King’s death
A royal procession carrying the body of Thailand's late King Bhumibol Adulyadej travelled on Friday from the Bangkok hospital he died in to the Grand Palace.
The king will lie there for a year as his country mourns the loss of the world’s longest reigning monarch.
Wayne Hay reports from Bangkok.
Thailand: Regent appointed as crown prince mourns
Published on Oct 15, 2016
The head of Thailand's royal advisory council will stand in as regent until the late king's son accedes to the throne.
Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn says he wants more time to grieve with the people of Thailand his father's death before the formalities are made.
South China Sea: The world's next big war? - UpFront
The South China Sea is one of the most hotly contested and lucrative regions in the world.
In July, an international tribunal in The Hague ruled in a landmark case in favour of the Philippines, which rejected the Chinese claim to almost the entire South China Sea. China called the ruling ill-founded and non-binding.
As the row in the maritime area continues to heat up, will this lead to war? Or are claims of a possible conflagration exaggerated?
In this week's Arena, we debate the issue with Charles Liu, a senior fellow at the Peking University Centre on China and Global Affairs and the founder of Hao Capital, and Bonnie Glaser, a senior adviser for Asia and director of the China Power Project, at the Centre for Strategic and
wouldent have expected to see a King of his standing travel in a common ole van, rather tasteless, but Asian praticality compared to Western flashy/showy i geuss
hope, naah know HM wont be travelling like so??
yep rbkwp comment on anything happening global ha, because he can?? haha
Thais begin year of mourning over King’s death
A royal procession carrying the body of Thailand's late King Bhumibol Adulyadej travelled on Friday from the Bangkok hospital he died in to the Grand Palace.
The king will lie there for a year as his country mourns the loss of the world’s longest reigning monarch.
Wayne Hay reports from Bangkok.
Thailand: Regent appointed as crown prince mourns
Published on Oct 15, 2016
The head of Thailand's royal advisory council will stand in as regent until the late king's son accedes to the throne.
Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn says he wants more time to grieve with the people of Thailand his father's death before the formalities are made.
South China Sea: The world's next big war? - UpFront
The South China Sea is one of the most hotly contested and lucrative regions in the world.
In July, an international tribunal in The Hague ruled in a landmark case in favour of the Philippines, which rejected the Chinese claim to almost the entire South China Sea. China called the ruling ill-founded and non-binding.
As the row in the maritime area continues to heat up, will this lead to war? Or are claims of a possible conflagration exaggerated?
In this week's Arena, we debate the issue with Charles Liu, a senior fellow at the Peking University Centre on China and Global Affairs and the founder of Hao Capital, and Bonnie Glaser, a senior adviser for Asia and director of the China Power Project, at the Centre for Strategic and