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Thailand is fast-tracking its massive Landbridge project—an 89-kilometer overland transit corridor (deep-sea ports, highways, and rail lines) cutting across the Kra Isthmus to connect the Indian and Pacific Oceans. ​1. Oil & Energy: The "Malacca Dilemma" Resolved ​The project does not change who China buys oil from (Middle East/Africa), but rather how it gets there. Currently, 80% of China’s oil imports pass through the narrow Strait of Malacca. In a conflict, the US Navy could easily blockade this chokepoint. The Landbridge bypasses Malacca entirely, offering China a secure energy lifeline. ​2. The Taiwan Angle ​If Beijing knows its energy imports are secur...

Tried to create a city with german / dutch /uk influence and with a robust transit system. Reached 86k ridership with a total popuation of 64k. Let me know what u think

Day 81 of the crisis. A Tuesday attack on Iran was scheduled and stood down. A nuclear power plant has been struck for the first time. Peace talks are producing movement but no deal. Australia secured jet fuel from China through direct Prime Minister engagement, divested Chinese investors from a WA rare earths company on the same day, and maintained its hardline on Syrian camp repatriation against explicit US requests. The Kimberley is experiencing the worst diphtheria outbreak on record. The mandatory reporting systems are doing what they were designed to do. . **\[The attack that didn't happen, and the one that did\]** Trump had a full-scale attack on Iran scheduled for Tuesday ...

​ Hi all, I'm born and bred in UK male30 and always wante to get into business with sourcing clothing. Key point here is I've got an (paternal well trusted) uncle who's a director of a garments manufacturing company in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He started from the bottom andwent up the ranks and has great knowledge of garments world. He's doing really well in countries like Spain, France, Italy. He's always told me to try and be an agent for him and find buyers. I've always wanted to do this and believe the prices he has and quality is of your Next standard but maybe not designer in that way. I just wondering if there's someone out there who can p...

All are in great condition and very good quality. They are all on pricier end because I got them for a lot of money and I just never reached out for them. The pink blazer(zara)- 1700 bought for 3000 The blue checkered blazer(Zara)- 2500 bought for 7600( special collection) The brown blazer(hm)- 1400 bought for 2800 The denim jacket(hm)- 1650 bought for 3000 The denims( misguided UK)- 1900 bought for 4000 The white split trousers(Zara)- 1100 bought for 3000 The cargos(hm)- 600 got for 1400

Here is the comprehensive review summary and community feedback for the Air Jordan 4 SE “Somos Eternos” (Latino Heritage Month / Día de Muertos Special # ## Reddit Review Summary: Air Jordan 4 SE “Somos Eternos” # ### 1. The Design Concept: "Wearable Fine Art" As part of Jordan Brand’s celebration of Latino Heritage Month and Mexico's *Día de Muertos* (Day of the Dead), the storytelling and visuals on this pair have left the community stunned. * **The Laser-Etched Canvas:** The defining feature of the shoe is the intricate, all-over **laser-etched graphics** across the premium upper. These patterns pull direct inspiration from traditional Mexican marigold flo...

Right, so Israel has just dragged its Gaza siege hundreds of nautical miles out into the Mediterranean, boarded civilian aid boats near Cyprus, detained foreign nationals, and somehow Keir Starmer has still managed to make the British part of this story look even worse by finding time to talk about golf instead. Britons have been seized at sea after Israeli forces intercepted the latest Global Sumud Flotilla mission which left Turkey last week, another aid mission heading for Gaza hot on the heels of the last one, and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom has not exactly strained himself in public outrage on their behalf. There are people with UK links on those boats, people whose names h...

Hi all, I'm moving to Warrington (near Manchester, UK) at the end of this month and my two cats will be staying with family in Porto Alegre, Brazil while I get settled. We'll be handling all the paperwork and vet requirements ourselves (RNATT, microchip, health certificates, etc.), so the question is purely about transport. Basically I'm torn between two options: flying back to Brazil to bring them myself as checked baggage, or having my family ship them as unaccompanied cargo from Porto Alegre and picking them up at Manchester Airport. I've looked into both and the cost difference seems significant, but so is the time cost of two transatlantic flights just to bring the...

Hello all. If you arent up to date here's part 1 of the series. https://www.reddit.com/r/28dayslater/s/T0iAD2nL8D Day 5. The Sun rose over the green hills of England. Peaceful rivers flowed into the sea, birds sang their morning calls to the sun and deer moved silently through the forests. Nature, no matter what chaos in the human realm. Always seemed at peace, unbothered and unaffected. SGS Oakhanger. Uniformed men coated in darkness, quietly held a meeting. The air was stale and uncomfortably warm. CRT Tv screens decorate the wall like a mosaic covering. They show absolute pandemonium, miles of traffic, cars ramming each other, more screens show CCTV footage from streets of tow...

Just got qc pics for these Nike React Visions and for only 19€ these look good honestly 👀🔥 All black makes these super easy to wear and the futuristic runner vibe on these is actually tough. The shape looks solid overall, the mesh upper looks clean, and the chunky react sole really gives them that modern streetwear aesthetic. What I really like about this pair is how versatile they are. These are the type of shoes you can throw on every single day with cargos, joggers, baggy denim, shorts, literally whatever and they still look hard. Triple black sneakers always hit different. Stitching looks decent from the QC pics. Toe shape looks clean and not really noticing any major flaws at...

Just got QC pics for these Saucony ProGrid Omni 9s and I can’t lie… these look way better than I expected for only 20€ 👀 The silver/black colourway is super clean and gives that perfect vintage/Y2K runner look that’s been blowing up lately. Overall shape looks nice, mesh and overlays appear to be well executed and the silhouette really gives that authentic retro running shoe on foot vibe. I mean, seriously, one of the best things about these is how wearable they are. You could wear these with baggy jeans, cargos, sweats, shorts, literally anything and they would still look hard. Saucony runners are lowkey underrated compared to the usual hype pairs🔥 QC pics look solid for th...

I apologize in advance if this has been asked many times before, but I’m a solo traveller visiting from outside the UK and I’ll be staying in Nottingham for the weekend, relying on the skylink bus (getting off at DHL Cargo West) to get to and from the festival. I saw on the website that there are shuttle buses via DHL Cargo West, but I’m a bit confused about where exactly the shuttle stop is. Do I just get off at the regular skylink stop and wait there for the shuttle, or is there a separate pickup point nearby? And would the shuttle be full by the time it reaches DHL Cargo West? Or would it be easier to just walk to the festival entrance from the south car park/south entrance? Is th...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # The Supreme Court just ended freight brokerage's free pass Freight brokers used to have a legal shield that made it almost impossible to sue them when a carrier they hired caused an accident. The Supreme Court just took that shield away. Unanimously. The case goes like this. A guy named Shawn Montgomery lost his leg when a truck hauling plastic pots veered off the road in Illinois. C.H. Robinson was the freight broker that booked the carrier. Montgomery tried to sue Robinson for hiring a dangerous ca...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # The Supreme Court just ended freight brokerage's free pass Freight brokers used to have a legal shield that made it almost impossible to sue them when a carrier they hired caused an accident. The Supreme Court just took that shield away. Unanimously. The case goes like this. A guy named Shawn Montgomery lost his leg when a truck hauling plastic pots veered off the road in Illinois. C.H. Robinson was the freight broker that booked the carrier. Montgomery tried to sue Robinson for hiring a dangerous ca...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # The Supreme Court just ended freight brokerage's free pass Freight brokers used to have a legal shield that made it almost impossible to sue them when a carrier they hired caused an accident. The Supreme Court just took that shield away. Unanimously. The case goes like this. A guy named Shawn Montgomery lost his leg when a truck hauling plastic pots veered off the road in Illinois. C.H. Robinson was the freight broker that booked the carrier. Montgomery tried to sue Robinson for hiring a dangerous ca...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # The Supreme Court just ended freight brokerage's free pass Freight brokers used to have a legal shield that made it almost impossible to sue them when a carrier they hired caused an accident. The Supreme Court just took that shield away. Unanimously. The case goes like this. A guy named Shawn Montgomery lost his leg when a truck hauling plastic pots veered off the road in Illinois. C.H. Robinson was the freight broker that booked the carrier. Montgomery tried to sue Robinson for hiring a dangerous ca...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # The Supreme Court just ended freight brokerage's free pass Freight brokers used to have a legal shield that made it almost impossible to sue them when a carrier they hired caused an accident. The Supreme Court just took that shield away. Unanimously. The case goes like this. A guy named Shawn Montgomery lost his leg when a truck hauling plastic pots veered off the road in Illinois. C.H. Robinson was the freight broker that booked the carrier. Montgomery tried to sue Robinson for hiring a dangerous ca...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # The Supreme Court just ended freight brokerage's free pass Freight brokers used to have a legal shield that made it almost impossible to sue them when a carrier they hired caused an accident. The Supreme Court just took that shield away. Unanimously. The case goes like this. A guy named Shawn Montgomery lost his leg when a truck hauling plastic pots veered off the road in Illinois. C.H. Robinson was the freight broker that booked the carrier. Montgomery tried to sue Robinson for hiring a dangerous ca...