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>>7921

>will become nearly unusable

pretty much already there.

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This AC's last activity was as EXEC1F transporting FLOTUS from Palm Beach Int'l to JBA on Nov 3-cap#2

99-6143 USAFSOC C-32B departed NAS North Island after a ground stop

WTO postpones meeting to choose new leader

The World Trade Organization has postponed a meeting to select the organization's new chief. The decision was apparently due to US opposition to the appointment of a Nigerian official. The meeting scheduled for Monday was expected to choose between former Nigerian finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and South Korean trade minister Yoo Myung-hee.

On October 28, WTO officials recommended that Okonjo-Iweala be the body's new director-general, saying that she had broad support from the members. But the US insisted that Yoo, who has extensive experience in trade, should be the next chief.

The organization planned to appoint a new director-general at a General Council meeting scheduled for Monday. But it announced the postponement on Friday without providing reasons behind the decision.

Sources say it is unlikely that the members will reach a consensus because of the US position.

The post of the WTO director-general remains unfilled after the previous office holder stepped down at the end of August before the end of his tenure.

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20201108_04/

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This AC departed Okinawa-Kadena AB and had a ground stop at Da Nang, Vietnam then east to U-Tapao Rayong-Pattaya International Airport, Thailand (southeast of Bangkok)

Royal Thai AF STF01 737 departing Don Mueang International Airport

This AC is used for VIP transports

from Nov. 8

King of compromise? Thailand's Vajiralongkorn plays the long game in face of protests

The tyres hit the tarmac of Bangkok's Don Mueang airport. The prince steps out in his army uniform. It has been a long flight from Perth, where he has been training with the SASR for months since completing four years at Duntroon, but his day is not over yet. The 24-year-old is off to temple on a political errand. Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn meets a saffron-robed figure, a monk who for 10 years was Thailand’s military dictator before being ousted. The sanctuary in the temple is a signal of royal support, and the meeting is a pointed one as political protests grow at the university campus nearby. It does nothing to quell the anger. It is October 2, 1976. Four days later the campus is the site of a massacre that haunts Thailand to this day. When King Vajiralongkorn flew in to Bangkok from Germany on October 9, 2020, he landed in a similar political storm. For all the social and economic changes over the decades, young protesters are similarly angry at the military’s dominance and thwarted democracy. It is also personal: the King’s life in Germany, the women in his life and use of taxpayer money are all the target of criticism, satire and outrage. Yellow-clad supporters counter that the nation, religion and monarchy are core to the Thai identity.

moar

https://www.smh.com.au/world/asia/king-of-compromise-thailand-s-vajiralongkorn-plays-the-long-game-in-face-of-protests-20201105-p56byi.html