According to a comprehensive report from Bangkok, on September 15th, the latest poll released by the National Institute of Development Management in Thailand showed that as many as 57.94% of respondents do not have confidence that the government of Thailand can solve national problems. They are concerned that the government led by the new Prime Minister Petantan may not be able to fulfill its commitments and lack experience in making good decisions, as well as the former Prime Minister Thaksin's excessive interference in politics leading to the government facing legal action.

Analysis suggests that among the many challenges faced by Thailand, the government should prioritize addressing the issue of high household debt, which was one of the primary concerns in Paytontan's previous policy statement. The authorities previously proposed a measure to address the debt crisis, which is to reduce the contribution rate of financial institutions' development funds, allowing banks to have more money to help mortgage borrowers restructure their debts.

02Germany strengthens border controls, causing dissatisfaction among neighboring countries

According to Reuters, Germany's recent measures to strengthen border controls have sparked dissatisfaction among neighboring countries, who are concerned about having to accept more asylum seekers and trade disruptions. Polish Prime Minister Tusk called for urgent consultations with other affected countries, while Austrian Chancellor Nehammer warned that if Germany takes measures to send more immigrants back to the common border between the two countries, Austria will retaliate by sending more people to the eastern Balkans.

On September 16th, Germany implemented temporary controls on its western and northern borders for a period of six months. The German side stated that the restrictions were part of a series of actions to strengthen Germany's stance on illegal immigration, partly due to a surge in the number of arrivals, especially refugees fleeing Middle East wars and poverty, and partly due to the increasing support of opposition far right and conservative factions in domestic politics.

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01US and UK temporarily prohibit Ukraine from using long-range missiles to attack Russia

According to Agence France Presse, recently US President Biden and British Prime Minister Stammer postponed the decision to allow Ukraine to launch long-range missiles provided by the West towards Russia. Previously, Russian President Putin warned that if the West allowed Ukraine to use long-range missiles, Russia would go to war with the West.

The Russian side emphasizes that Ukraine is currently unable to operate long-range missiles alone and requires Western technical assistance and satellite guidance. If Ukraine can use long-range weapons, it will change the nature of this conflict. The United States, on the other hand, claims that the long-range army tactical missile system is too expensive and limited in quantity, and Ukraine should focus on preventing Russia from advancing towards eastern Ukraine.

01Indian police detain Samsung strike workers

According to news from India,On September 16th,Indian police detainOver 100 striking workers and union leaders protesting against low wages at Samsung home appliance factoryThe Indian police stated that,These workers plan to hold unauthorized protest marches, which constitutes preventive detention.

It is reported that,The striking factory is located near Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern IndiaAppeal forThe workers who raised wages have been on strike for seven days, causing production to be interrupted. The data shows that,Samsung Electronics' annual revenue in India is$12 billion, this power plant accounts for one-third.