Bangkok Comprehensive News,On March 4th, the Supreme Court of Thailand issued a statement stating that ThailandagoPrime Minister YingluckHe did not neglect his duties during a government contract bidding during his tenure, and his charges of dereliction of duty were not established, and the arrest warrant for Yingluck was revoked.

It is understood that YinglaAppointed in 2011prime minister,In 2014, he was ousted from power by a military coup. In September 2017, the Supreme Court ruled on the rice purchase caseYinglaConvicted of dereliction of duty, sentenced to five years in prison. However,YinglaHe left Thailand before the court verdict and has been in exile abroad for over six years.But except forBesides,She still faces six corruption lawsuits.Yingluck is still the younger sister of former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. Whether Yingluck will follow in Thaksin's footsteps to return to Thailand after this verdict has attracted attention from all sectors of society.

According to Yonhap News Agency,On March 4th,Korean intern resident doctors on strike continuously14 days later,The South Korean government has launchedNowRevocation of contractThe procedure for obtaining 8000 medical licenses.haveOfficials pointed out that,Disciplined doctors will have their licenses suspended for at least three months.Park Min soo, Second Minister of Health and Welfare of South KoreaWarning,If the license is revoked, it cannot meet the time for professional training and obtaining the qualification of a full-time doctorWill be affected byDelay for more than one year. In addition, relevant disciplinary actions may have an impact on future employment.

It is reported that,According to the announcement by the Ministry of Health and WelfareMessage, as ofAt 11:00 am on February 29th, the results of an examination of 100 large comprehensive hospitals in South Korea showed that a total of 8945 doctors had left their posts. Not only are there very few doctors returning to work, but the specialized doctors who were originally filling the vacancy for interns have also left the hospital. The medical school classrooms, which should have been crowded in the new semester, have also become empty.one personA specialist doctor who submitted his resignation to the hospitalExpress to the media,The atmosphere of government oppression of doctors has caused me to lose hope and enthusiasm for becoming a doctor. The analysis pointed out that the reason why Yin Xiyue's government took such a tough attitude was that Moon Jae-inThe failure to take proactive measures against doctor strikes during the 2020 ruling period forced the postponement of healthcare reform.

military affairs

01The Israeli army opened fire on civilians, resulting in at least 112 deaths

Gaza Comprehensive News: Recently, at a rescue material collection point in Gaza City, IsraelJunchaoCivilians receiving food opened fire, resulting in at least 112 deaths and over 750 injuries. The evidence provided by the Gaza Ministry of Health and witnesses unanimously proves that the Israeli army present fired directly at civilians, and the hospital also stated that the wounds of the deceased and injured were mostly in the head and upper body. An anonymous witness in Gaza City told reporters that thousands of people rushed towards the rescue truck at the time of the incident, and Israeli soldiers opened fire on the crowd because "people were too close to the tanks.".

Israel Defense Forces Spokesperson Hagari denied that the military had fired at the crowd during the briefing, stating that the Israeli military had only fired multiple shots to disperse the crowd. He said that as the number of people increased, the convoy attempted to retreat, resulting in a trampling incident that resulted in dozens of casualties, some of whom were run over by trucks.

In response, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Türkiye accused the Israeli army of not shooting unarmed civilians. UN Secretary General Guterres issued a statement through a spokesperson strongly condemning the incident. The statement states that desperate civilians in the Gaza Strip need urgent help. Qatar warns that Israel's trampling on the lives of the Palestinian people will lead to more violent incidents. France, Spain, and the European Union have also condemned it, stating that it is "unacceptable" for the Israeli military to open fire on rescue trucks and civilians.

01The world's major oil producing countries will extend voluntary production reduction measures until the end of June

According to Xinhua News Agency, on March 3rd, the Secretariat of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) issued a statement on Sunday, stating that multiple oil producing countries from the OPEC and non OPEC have decided to extend the voluntary production reduction measure of 2.2 million barrels per day in the first quarter of this year until the end of June to maintain stability and balance in the international oil market. This is an additional production reduction following the voluntary reduction measures announced by major oil producing countries in April last year.

Among them, Saudi Arabia announced that it will increase the daily averageThe voluntary production reduction measure of 1 million barrels has been extended until the end of June. Russia announces voluntary daily production reduction of 47% in the second quarter of this year10000 barrels, slightly lower than the voluntary production reduction of 500000 barrels per day in the first quarter. Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria, and Oman, among other members of the oil alliance, are also closely following the pace of production reduction. Authoritative economists suggest that this may cause significant fluctuations in oil prices worldwide.

Brussels News: Recently, the European Union launched an antitrust investigation into the US technology giant Apple and found that it had suppressed music streaming competitors on its platform, violating EU competition rules and imposing a fine of 1.8 billion euros on it. This is also the first time that the EU has imposed a fine on Apple for violating antitrust regulations, and it is one of the largest fines imposed by the EU on large technology companies.

It is understood that this survey originated from the Swedish online music streaming service platformSpotify filed a complaint to EU regulatory authorities in 2019. Spotify accuses Apple of charging it a 30% subscription fee in exchange for the Spotify app to be launched on the Apple App Store.In addition, Apple has refused to inform users that there are more cost-effective ways to enter Spotify outside of its ecosystem.

In response, Apple stated that EU regulatory agencies have failed to find any credible evidence of harm to consumers and have ignored the booming market and increasingly fierce competition. They refused the EU's fine and stated that they will file an appeal.