According to comprehensive news from Bangkok, Thai Prime Minister Petantan recently announced that after a lengthy process, all candidates for the new cabinet have passed the review, and the list of 35 ministers will be submitted to the King of Thailand for approval. Thai media quoted sources as saying that Finance Minister Bichai and Foreign Minister Mari will remain in the new cabinet. The new cabinet is expected to add 11 new ministers and deputy ministers.

The Thai Party previously announced that it would no longer form an alliance with the pro military Civic Power Party and officially invited its arch rival, the Democratic Party, to join the ruling coalition. Paytontan said that Thailand needs a stable government, and the Phet Thai Party needs to gain sufficient support in parliament to promote the passage of various bills and solve people's problems. The support of the Democratic Party will help the Phet Thai Party achieve this goal.

02Venezuela transfers over 700 protesters

Agence France Presse reported that recently, according to Venezuelan non-governmental organizations, after protests sparked by the controversial presidential election in Venezuela, authorities have transferred more than 700 people arrested to the former gang controlled Tocuito and Tocron prisons. These two prisons are the highest security level prisons in Venezuela and are also notorious prisons. According to informed sources, the authorities did not inform the relatives of the detainees to transfer them to these two prisons, and there were many violations during the transfer process.

VenezuelaOn July 28th, presidential elections were held, and the National Election Commission announced the re-election of President Maduro the next morning. The opposition questioned the election results, and their supporters took to the streets to protest. Despite the Supreme Court confirming the validity of Maduro's election victory and re-election as president last week, opposition has yet to subside. During the protests that erupted after the election, authorities arrested over 2400 people.

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01Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu insists on staying in the Philadelphia corridor

According to Reuters and The New York Times, Israeli Defense Minister Galant recently hoped that Netanyahu would soften his stance on the Philadelphia corridor, which is a key challenge in negotiations between Israel and Hamas. But Netanyahu said at a press conference in Jerusalem that Israel must control the Philadelphia corridor because controlling the key lifeline of Hamas is crucial.

Last year, Netanyahu fired Galant due to differences of opinion, but withdrew the decision in the face of large-scale public protests. Recently, Galant has had multiple conflicts with Netanyahu during security cabinet meetings. When asked if Galant would be fired, Netanyahu stated that as long as both sides remainMutual trust allows for continued cooperation.

01Norway sets world record for electric vehicle sales in August

According to Agence France Presse, new statistics show that electric vehicle sales in Norway accounted for 94% of the market share in August, setting a new world record. Torsen, the director of the Norwegian Road Federation, stated that there is no country in the world that can compete with Norway in electric vehicle sales. If this trend continues, Norway will soon achieve its goal of 100% zero emission vehicles by 2025.

It is reported that in other regions of Europe, factors such as high prices and insufficient infrastructure hinder the sales of electric vehicles, while the sales of hybrid models have increased. The latest data shows that the European UnionIn July, electric car sales accounted for 12.1% of new car sales, while gasoline cars reached 33.4%.

02Vietnamese passion fruit approved for export to the United States

Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development recently reached an important consensus with the US Department of Agriculture on the introduction of a new fresh fruit from Vietnam, passion fruit, into the United States. When exporting fresh fruits to the United States, Vietnam must comply with strict food safety and plant quarantine standards set by the US. Each planting zone and processing base must meet different standards to ensure that there are no plant pesticide residues, no microbial infections such as bacteria, trichomonas, and molds, and that the harvesting work does not affect the quality of the fruits.

So far, Vietnam hasEight fresh fruits have entered the United States, including dragon fruit, mango, longan, lychee, rambutan, milkfruit, coconut, and grapefruit. In the first half of this year, Vietnam's total fruit exports to the United States reached approximately $150 million, an increase of 32.4% year-on-year.