New Thai Prime Minister Launches Cash Stimulus Program to Revive Economy
The newly appointed Prime Minister of Thailand, Prasokit Yaosing, is aiming to restore economic stability in the country by launching a comprehensive cash stimulus program. Amidst global instability and internal challenges that have weighed down the economy, the government is considering allocating 500 billion baht (approximately 14 billion USD) to support the population and businesses.
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Ukraine to Allocate All Tax Revenues for Defense in 2024
In a recent announcement, the Prime Minister of Ukraine revealed the government's plan to allocate all tax revenues for defense purposes in the upcoming year. This decision comes amid ongoing threats from Russia and the need to strengthen the country's military-industrial complex. The Prime Minister stressed that despite economic hardships, the government recognizes the priority of protecting the territorial integrity and security of the state.
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France Prepares for Possible Budget Changes Amid Shifting Circumstances
After President Emmanuel Macron delayed the appointment of a new Prime Minister, experts expect this could impact the country's budget plans. It is anticipated that upcoming economic measures will need to be revised in the coming weeks to adapt to changing conditions.
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Potential Candidates to Replace Japan's Prime Minister Kishida
The possibility of replacing current Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has gained traction amid increasing public dissatisfaction and challenges within his ruling party, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). Kishida has faced criticism for his economic policies and handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to declining popularity. As a result, political observers have started discussing possible candidates who could take his place.
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Japan Set for Most Uncertain PM Race in Years After Market Chaos
Japan is facing one of the most unpredictable periods in its political sphere, as the upcoming elections have the potential to drastically alter the country's political landscape. The source of this uncertainty is a recent financial chaos triggered by market volatility and shifts in economic policy, leading to a drop in public support for the current government.
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Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Will Not Run for Party Leadership
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has decided not to participate in the upcoming election for the leadership of his party. This announcement comes amid increasing pressure on his government regarding domestic issues and public dissatisfaction. Kishida reportedly plans to focus on his current duties and improving the situation in the country rather than immersing himself in political races.
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