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01Singapore Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam resigned to run for president, and Premier Li accepted his resignation Recently, SingaporeState Minister and Minister of Social Policy Coordination Tharman Shanmugaratnam announcedparticipate intwo thousand and twenty-threeyearninemonthtwenty-threeThe presidential election held on the th,fromsevenmonthsevenStarting fromIn addition to the party and political positions, Tharman Shanmugaratnam will also step down from the positions of chairman of the Monetary Authority, vice chairman of the Singapore Government Investment Corporation, and chairman of the International Advisory Council of the Economic Development Authority.The Prime Minister of Prime Minister of Singapore accepted his resignation. Tharman Shanmugaratnam is an Indian Singaporean who entered the political arena in 2001. In 14 of the 22 years since he joined the Cabinet, he has served in the Ministry of Finance or concurrently served as the Minister of Economic Policy Coordination, and has been in charge of the Ministry of Education for six years. In an interview with the media, Tharman Shanmugaratnam said that Singaporeans have gradually changed, and he hopes that the issue of race will not be a big problem in the future. Indian community accounts for Demographics of Singapore's populationseven point four%,yesThe third largest ethnic group in SingaporeSingaporeIn historyThird President Devan Nair（Chengara Veetil Devan Nair）Also fromIndian descent. 02Indonesia and Malaysia jointly protest against the EU's policy of restricting palm oil Recently, Indonesian President Joko and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar discussed consolidating bilateral relations and promoting regional stability and security. Malaysia and India also agreed to strengthen cooperation to address the EU's restrictions on palm oil. Indonesia and Malaysia are the world's largest palm oil producers, accounting for over 80% of the world's palm oil production, with Indonesia accounting for over half of the world's annual production. The European Union is the world's third largest importer of palm oil, second only to China and India. The European Union approved a new law in May that prohibits companies from selling goods related to deforestation, including palm oil. The plan is to gradually phase out palm oil based biofuels from now to 2030. Both countries have protested against this new regulation. Earlier this month, Malaysia's Minister of Planting and Original Industries, Fadira, and Indonesia's Minister of Economic Affairs Coordination, Erlanga, led a joint mission of the two countries to visit various European countries. Both sides stated that the premise for reconsidering the negotiation of a free trade agreement is for the EU to treat palm oil producing countries fairly. It is reported that Malaysia and the European UnionthirteenYears agotwo thousand and tenStarting negotiations on a free trade agreement with the European Union in, but aftersevenAfter the round of negotiations, it has been put on hold for the past two years. 01MalaysiaSubsidies for local broilers and eggs will cease at the end of June Recently, the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security of Malaysia Mohammad Sabu said that the government would stop subsidizing local chickens and eggs at the end of June, and the prices of chickens and eggs would fluctuate freely. The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Living Expenses would resume assessing the prices of chickens and eggs, and decide whether to re implement the top price measures during the festival. Starting from July 1st, export restrictions on live chickens, clean chickens, and chicken nuggets will be fully lifted, except for chicks. He said that this is to allow Malaysian businesses to earn more income from the export market while introducing cash flow to Malaysia. The Malaysian government has previously stated that global economic uncertainty, geopolitical crisis, and climate change have had an impact on people's lives and posed serious challenges. In order to reduce the burden on the people, the Malaysian government has implemented top price restrictions on broilers and eggs, and continues to assist agricultural practitioners in coping with inflationary pressures through subsidy programs and aid payments. Although the inflation rate has increased, it is still the lowest in Southeast Asia. According to reports, the measures taken by the Malaysian government to cap prices have prevented egg farmers from pricing at cost, such as each egg being priced atforty-oneThe selling of eggs at a high price has forced egg farmers to engage in a 'loss making business', forcing them to reduce their egg production and even choose not to engage in egg production, causing a serious shortage of eggs in Malaysia. 01A tourist bus in Thailand suddenly caught fire Recently, on the highway near Bangsu Station in Thailand, a tourist bus caught fire and was severely burned, leaving its body almost completely unrecognizable. At present, there have been no casualties in this incident. According to the 46 year old bus driver, when they left from a hotel to Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya province, there were 15 Polish tourists and a Thai guide on the bus. At the time of the incident, he saw smoke and smelled the smell of something being burnt, so he called the tourists and tour guides on board to get off the bus. After checking the situation, it was found that some of the luggage had caught fire. According to preliminary speculation, the fire was caused by friction between the luggage of tourists inside the carriage, and the specific cause remains to be investigated. It is reported that ThailandBangsu Central StationyesThe largest and most modern central rail system hub in the ASEAN region, capable of accommodating and transferring to long-distance trains, high-speed rail, airport light rail lines, urban light rail, and connecting to Bangkok's passenger bus station. 02A jewelry store in Laos was robbed, resulting in a loss of nearly 55000 US dollars Lao media reports that a gunman who has been proven to have escaped from prison and participated in this year's high-profile robbery at jewelry stores in the Viewmall shopping center, Vientiane shopping center, and Sikhai market recently broke into a jewelry store and stole many precious gold items. The event occurred atLaos Vientiane Chamburi District,According to the surveillance video provided by the store owner, Ms. Larnoy Phorjai, the man entered the store with a hammer and a gun, wore a black helmet to cover his face, and then broke into a display cabinet, quickly escaping with some gold chains. At the time of the incident, there were 7 employees in the jewelry store, including the owner and her husband. The owner's husband picked up a gun from the store, fired at the thief, and followed him outside with a male employee. It is estimated that the value of the valuable items he stole this time exceeded $55068, and there were no casualties. The Vientiane police have not yet commented on the incident. On June 8, the Hawker Day, which had been absent for several years due to the epidemic, was re held. At the Hawker centre in Ang Mo Kio, Singapore, people sent prepared flowers to the hawker stalls they often visited to thank them for their hard work. The Singapore Hawker Festival was first launched in 2019 to celebrate hawker culture and traditional cuisine. During the Hawker Festival, many hawker stalls gather together to provide various delicacies and products to tourists and local residents. In addition, there are music performances, games, and other entertainment activities. Singapore's hawker culture includes hawkers, Hawker centre and hawker food. It originated from the late 1960s to the 1980s when the Singapore government gathered mobile vendors to operate in a clean and sanitary environment, and later became the best place for ordinary people to eat. two thousand and twentyUNESCO, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization（UNESCO）Intergovernmental Committee for the Protection of Intangible cultural heritage（IGC）In thetwenty-fiveAt the session, it was announced that Singapore hawker culture would be included in the "Representative List of Intangible cultural heritage". At that time, Singapore jointly ownedone hundred and tenHawker centre spread across government flats, with more thanoneten thousandfour thousandIf Singapore exceedsone hundredFor example, for ten thousand units of flats, the averagenine thousandThere is one Hawker centre in multiple flats, and each Hawker centre has an average ofone hundred and thirtyA booth.
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