Simple English News Daily Thursday 4th September 2025. Thailand leadership. China Putin-Kim meeting. Greece asylum penalties. Britain Rayner tax...
Sep 3, 2025
Dive into the latest political shifts, including Thailand's new leadership and a high-stakes meeting between Kim and Putin. Greece faces tough new asylum penalties, while Congo deals with a minister's embezzlement conviction. Exciting cultural news comes from Madagascar with the return of royal skulls, and a significant U.S. deportation ruling raises eyebrows. Plus, explore budget plans in Canada and Sweden's efforts to preserve cultural heritage. Stay updated and entertained with these global highlights!
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Thailand Power Shift Possible
- Bhum Jai Thai's leader Anutin Chan Virakul claims he has enough votes to be Thailand's next prime minister.
- The party quit the coalition in June to try to form a new government, raising the risk of political change.
Putin And Kim Deepen Ties
- Vladimir Putin met Kim Jong-un in Beijing during WWII surrender commemorations, signalling closer Russia–North Korea ties.
- Putin said relations have assumed a special, trusting and allied character, highlighting growing alignment.
Greece Toughens Asylum Penalties
- Greece passed a law making rejected asylum seekers face detention up to 24 months and fines up to €10,000 if they do not return home.
- UNHCR warned the law risks penalising migrants who need international protection.