Міжнародная фэдэрацыя хакея (IIHF) ўхваліла рашэньне далей не дапускаць зборныя Беларусі і Расеі да ўдзелу ў мужчынскім чэмпіянаце сьвету 2027 году, моладзевым чэмпіянаце сьвету 2027 году і іншых турнірах.

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Міжнародная фэдэрацыя хакея (IIHF) ўхваліла рашэньне далей не дапускаць зборныя Беларусі і Расеі да ўдзелу ў мужчынскім чэмпіянаце сьвету 2027 году, моладзевым чэмпіянаце сьвету 2027 году і іншых турнірах.

Прэзыдэнт ЗША Дональд Трамп заявіў, што перамовы ў Каіры пры ўдзеле пасярэднікаў і лідэраў ХАМАС прывялі да «гістарычнай дамоўленасьці аб поўным раззбраеньні ХАМАС».

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Прэзыдэнт ЗША Дональд Трамп заявіў, што перамовы ў Каіры пры ўдзеле пасярэднікаў і лідэраў ХАМАС прывялі да «гістарычнай дамоўленасьці аб поўным раззбраеньні ХАМАС».

В Екатеринбурге вечером 30 июля включили подсветку у надписи «Кто мы, откуда, куда мы идем?» на крыше приборостроительного завода. Об этом сообщает издание Itʼs my city.

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В Екатеринбурге вечером 30 июля включили подсветку у надписи «Кто мы, откуда, куда мы идем?» на крыше приборостроительного завода. Об этом сообщает издание Itʼs my city.

বুম বাংলাদেশ দেখেছে, মরদেহ টেনে নেওয়ার ভিডিওটি বাংলাদেশের নয়; বরং এটি ভারতের বিহার রাজ্যের পশ্চিম চম্পারণ জেলার একটি সরকারি হাসপাতালে ক্যামেরায় ধরা পড়া দৃশ্যের।

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বুম বাংলাদেশ দেখেছে, মরদেহ টেনে নেওয়ার ভিডিওটি বাংলাদেশের নয়; বরং এটি ভারতের বিহার রাজ্যের পশ্চিম চম্পারণ জেলার একটি সরকারি হাসপাতালে ক্যামেরায় ধরা পড়া দৃশ্যের।

El mítico ex futbolista falleció a los 66 años. Dejó un gran legado dentro y fuera de los terrenos de juego.

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El mítico ex futbolista falleció a los 66 años. Dejó un gran legado dentro y fuera de los terrenos de juego.

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"כל סבב מרסק אותי, ולוקח לי זמן להתאפס. בסוף מגרדים את עצמנו מהרצפה וממשיכים לתפקד. הדבר שעוזר לי לחזור לצלם הוא פשוט לצלם. כל דבר. לא בהכרח משהו שהוא 'אמנות'. ואז לפתח את הפילמים ולחכות לראות מה ייצא". שאלון קבוע המופנה ליוצרים הבוחרים להישאר בארץ, והפעם: אנה ים הפוסט שמירת מוחות 7 – אנה ים הופיע ראשון בערב רב Erev Rav

Kundi la wanamgambo wa Kiislamu la Hamas nchini Palestina limekiri leo Ijumaa, Julai 31, makubaliano ya kupokonywa silaha kwa wapiganaji wa kundi hili linaloendesha harakati zake katika Ukanda wa Gaza.

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Kundi la wanamgambo wa Kiislamu la Hamas nchini Palestina limekiri leo Ijumaa, Julai 31, makubaliano ya kupokonywa silaha kwa wapiganaji wa kundi hili linaloendesha harakati zake katika Ukanda wa Gaza.

Dal caso "Robertus Vannaccius" all'estrema destra globale: cos'è la Slopaganda, come funziona l'IA generativa nei social e perché sta cambiando la propaganda politica.

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Dal caso "Robertus Vannaccius" all'estrema destra globale: cos'è la Slopaganda, come funziona l'IA generativa nei social e perché sta cambiando la propaganda politica.

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Hoy te recomendamos un podcast que hemos preparado en elDiario.es esta temporada en el que hablamos de ciencia y de casos tan partocilares, pero a la vez, tan importantes, como esteUn tema Al día, ¡en el teatro! Ven a verlo en directo el 3 de octubre en Madrid. Consigue ya tus entradas En verano, en Un tema Al día aprovechamos para recomendarte otros podcasts que nos gustan. Hoy te proponemos escuchar un podcast mítico: Catástrofe Ultravioleta. Es un podcast de nuestro compañero Antonio Martinez Ron, y de Javier Peláez y Javi Álvarez, que va por su segunda temporada, y que te acerca el mundo de la ciencia a través de historias cotidianas, diversas y sorprendentes, siempre con una buena dosis de humor. Este es el segundo episodio de la segunda temporada de este podcast que se titula Veneno, y habla sobre una carrera trepidante y contrarreloj que desata la picadura de una víbora para encontrar un antídoto. El protagonista de nuestra historia, Marcos (nombre ficticio), tuvo el tiempo justo antes de desmayarse para poner en marcha el operativo de emergencias. *** Enlace al episodio: Catástrofe Ultravioleta *** Envíanos una nota de voz por Whatsapp contándonos alguna historia que conozcas o algún sonido que tengas cerca y que te llame la atención. Lo importante es que sea algo que tenga que ver contigo. Guárdanos en la agenda como “Un tema Al día”. El número es el 699 518 743 *** Un tema Al día es el podcast diario de actualidad de elDiario.es que, en episodios de unos 15 minutos, explica cada día un asunto de actualidad. Está presentado y dirigido por Juanlu Sánchez, subdirector de elDiario.es.  Premio Ondas al podcast Revelación, Un tema Al día es el daily líder en Spotify, Apple Podcast, iVoox, Amazon Music o Podimo, según los datos públicos de las plataformas, donde acumula más de 190.000 suscriptores. Ha sido reconocido como “podcast revelación” por Amazon y recomendado como “imprescindible” por Apple. ¿Cómo escuchar 'Un tema Al día'? ▶ Si eres socio/a, puedes escuchar los nuevos capítulos del podcast cada noche en elDiario.es con unas horas de antelación respecto al resto de lectores. Recibirás el enlace en tu correo electrónico en el boletín del Adelanto de noticias. ▶ Si no eres socio/a, el episodio está disponible a primera hora de la mañana en cualquier aplicación que uses habitualmente.  Spotify Apple Podcast Ivoox Podimo Amazon Music Feed RSS ▶ Acuérdate de suscribirte al podcast 'Un tema al día' en tu app para que te lleguen automáticamente los nuevos capítulos. Es gratis. ▶ Tendrás disponibles también todas las entregas de 'Un tema Al día' en elDiario.es/aldia

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Hoy te recomendamos un podcast que hemos preparado en elDiario.es esta temporada en el que hablamos de ciencia y de casos tan partocilares, pero a la vez, tan importantes, como esteUn tema Al día, ¡en el teatro! Ven a verlo en directo el 3 de octubre en Madrid. Consigue ya tus entradas En verano, en Un tema Al día aprovechamos para recomendarte otros podcasts que nos gustan. Hoy te proponemos escuchar un podcast mítico: Catástrofe Ultravioleta. Es un podcast de nuestro compañero Antonio Martinez Ron, y de Javier Peláez y Javi Álvarez, que va por su segunda temporada, y que te acerca el mundo de la ciencia a través de historias cotidianas, diversas y sorprendentes, siempre con una buena dosis de humor. Este es el segundo episodio de la segunda temporada de este podcast que se titula Veneno, y habla sobre una carrera trepidante y contrarreloj que desata la picadura de una víbora para encontrar un antídoto. El protagonista de nuestra historia, Marcos (nombre ficticio), tuvo el tiempo justo antes de desmayarse para poner en marcha el operativo de emergencias. *** Enlace al episodio: Catástrofe Ultravioleta *** Envíanos una nota de voz por Whatsapp contándonos alguna historia que conozcas o algún sonido que tengas cerca y que te llame la atención. Lo importante es que sea algo que tenga que ver contigo. Guárdanos en la agenda como “Un tema Al día”. El número es el 699 518 743 *** Un tema Al día es el podcast diario de actualidad de elDiario.es que, en episodios de unos 15 minutos, explica cada día un asunto de actualidad. Está presentado y dirigido por Juanlu Sánchez, subdirector de elDiario.es.  Premio Ondas al podcast Revelación, Un tema Al día es el daily líder en Spotify, Apple Podcast, iVoox, Amazon Music o Podimo, según los datos públicos de las plataformas, donde acumula más de 190.000 suscriptores. Ha sido reconocido como “podcast revelación” por Amazon y recomendado como “imprescindible” por Apple. ¿Cómo escuchar 'Un tema Al día'? ▶ Si eres socio/a, puedes escuchar los nuevos capítulos del podcast cada noche en elDiario.es con unas horas de antelación respecto al resto de lectores. Recibirás el enlace en tu correo electrónico en el boletín del Adelanto de noticias. ▶ Si no eres socio/a, el episodio está disponible a primera hora de la mañana en cualquier aplicación que uses habitualmente.  Spotify Apple Podcast Ivoox Podimo Amazon Music Feed RSS ▶ Acuérdate de suscribirte al podcast 'Un tema al día' en tu app para que te lleguen automáticamente los nuevos capítulos. Es gratis. ▶ Tendrás disponibles también todas las entregas de 'Un tema Al día' en elDiario.es/aldia

España debe atender con humanidad a quienes han arriesgado la vida en el mar, recuperar el control de la frontera y exigir a Marruecos una cooperación inequívoca que impida cualquier instrumentalización de los flujos migratorios.

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España debe atender con humanidad a quienes han arriesgado la vida en el mar, recuperar el control de la frontera y exigir a Marruecos una cooperación inequívoca que impida cualquier instrumentalización de los flujos migratorios.

პროევროპული აქციების აქტიურმა მონაწილემ, ზურა მენთეშაშვილმა, რომელიც რუსთაველის გამზირის გადაკეტვის ბრალდებით გაასამართლეს და 9-თვიანი პატიმრობა მიუსაჯეს, ციხე დატოვა.

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La tension est extrême à Ceuta, à la frontière entre le Maroc et l’Espagne. Jeudi 30 juillet, des milliers de personnes sont entrées illégalement à la nage dans l’enclave espagnole. La plupart sont de jeunes Marocains dont un certain nombre de mineurs. À ce stade, on compte au moins une quinzaine de victimes. La frontière a été fermée par l’Espagne.

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La tension est extrême à Ceuta, à la frontière entre le Maroc et l’Espagne. Jeudi 30 juillet, des milliers de personnes sont entrées illégalement à la nage dans l’enclave espagnole. La plupart sont de jeunes Marocains dont un certain nombre de mineurs. À ce stade, on compte au moins une quinzaine de victimes. La frontière a été fermée par l’Espagne.

Од Советот апелираат и до велосипедистите, мотоциклистите, возачите на лесни електрични возила и пешаците да се движат внимателно

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«Найгірше ще попереду», – кажуть самі кримчани

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«На жаль, загинув 35-річний чоловік. Щирі співчуття рідним і близьким»

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Revolut is only the latest ‘neobank’ to challenge Australia’s highly concentrated banking sector. But this attempt is backed by Europe’s most valuable startup.

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Revolut is only the latest ‘neobank’ to challenge Australia’s highly concentrated banking sector. But this attempt is backed by Europe’s most valuable startup.

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Repeated heatwaves in France are taking a toll on people's lungs, doctors say, with young patients with no prior respiratory issues increasingly being admitted to hospital, a leading pulmonologist has told RFI.

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Repeated heatwaves in France are taking a toll on people's lungs, doctors say, with young patients with no prior respiratory issues increasingly being admitted to hospital, a leading pulmonologist has told RFI.

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Election Commission put on the spot as Senate collusion case escalates The crisis over Thailand’s Senate election collusion has entered a critical phase after Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and eight other high-profile figures have threatened to file defamation lawsuits against the iLaw director for linking them and the ruling Bhumjaithai Party (BJT) to the scheme. As the legal battle intensifies, the Election Commission (EC) faces public scrutiny over whether it will refer this high-profile case for prosecution.It is widely believed that the ruling BJT party dominates the Thai parliament’s upper house. The incumbent Senate has been in office since 2024 after a controversial and complex self-selection process which vote-rigging has been alleged. Over one-third of Senators, known as Blue Senators after the BJT party colour, are believed to be closely tied to the ruling party.The Senate election collusion scandal reached a tipping point after iLaw director Yingcheep Atchanont submitted information to the opposition People’s Party on 21 July, requesting an investigation into the issue. According to iLaw, the Senate election collusion allegedly involved at least nine high-profile individuals, most of them cabinet members. The nine individuals included PM Anutin, Deputy PM Songsak Thongsri, Transport Minister and Deputy PM Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, Ministers Attached to the PM office Paradon Prissananantakul, Napintorn Srisunpang and Suksomrauy Wantaneeyakul, Government Chief Whip Korrawee Prissananantakul (Paradon’s brother), BJT MP Phichai Chomphuphon, and former Deputy House Speaker Supachai Phosu, who is now banned from politics for life. On the same day, PM Anutin and the ruling party announced that it will pursue full-scale defamation lawsuits against Yingcheep. iLaw also spearheaded an online signature campaign calling for the elected Constitution Drafting Assembly, a proposal which requires at least 50,000 signatures. The campaign also calls for any new constitution drafted by the CDA to be approved by a two-thirds majority of the assembly itself, rather than by parliament. This condition is part of attempt to prevent the BJT party from using the so-called Blue Senators to control the content of the new Constitution.The BJT Party’s move seems to have backfired. Following the legal threat, the number of signatures doubled overnight and surpassed 100,000. This surge is also seen as placing pressure on the Election Commissioners’ decision whether to pursue legal proceedings against those involved in the Senate election collusion. The first defamation lawsuit against the iLaw director was filed by Suksomrauy. It is believed that the other eight individuals will file separate cases as well, and causing Yingcheep to have to travel up and down the country to defend himself. Observers have warned that such lawsuits could be considered SLAPP suits. The iLaw director revealed that he was prepared to enter the judicial system, adding that PM Anutin should explain the matter to the public, rather than file a lawsuit. He also asked the media and general public to keep an eye on the main case, rather than the retaliatory lawsuits, which he believed were intended to divert public attention from the bigger issue.From unprecedented election process to alleged vote-riggingThe label ‘Blue Senators’ is not solely a matter of public perception but is based on several irregularities that have been detected. The selection process involved elections by candidates only (not the general public). Candidates registered by social and professional groups and senators qualified through both intra- and inter-group elections through a multi-level voting system at the district, provincial, and national levels. This unprecedented election process is viewed as the most complicated ever, potentially leading to rigging concerns. iLaw found that voting results were irregularly clustered and were linked to provincial-level political influence.At the national level, dozens of candidates did not receive any votes, not even voting for themselves. Notably, these candidates were from the provinces dominated by the BJT party. In addition, identical voting patterns were observed in several cases. Small provinces known as BJT strongholds also have a disproportionately large number of successful senators.It is obvious that since the senators assumed office, 120-130 of them have repeatedly voted in a bloc on multiple parliamentary motions, particularly the first motion to vote for the Senate president. The successful candidate, Mongkol Surasajja, a former Governor of Buriram Province with strong ties with the Bhumjaithai Party, received 140 more votes than the runner-up.The saga of the Senate collusion caseThe legal proceedings over the Senate election collusion began during the administration of former PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra from the Pheu Thai Party. The investigation was believed to be the underlying reason behind the BJT’s departure from the government coalition, although the party publicly cited the leaked "uncle clip" as the reason for its withdrawal.Earlier, the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) accepted the Senate election case as a special money laundering case. The EC also formed its 26th investigative subcommittee, which recommended prosecution of 229 individuals, 138 of whom are now the incumbent senators. The then Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong revealed that the DSI identified approximately 7,000 individuals, including unsuccessful and elected candidates . In addition, several former Senate candidates sought witness protection from the DSI, claiming that they had been threatened not to testify in the case. After Anutin became PM in September 2025, one of the witnesses reversed his testimony, asserting that no vote-rigging took place in the 2024 Senate election. He also said that he had been pressured to give false testimony against the BJT party. Later, several other witnesses reversed their testimonies. In December 2025, the DSI decided to pursue prosecutions against only eight individuals from the original 229. As the government changed, so did the direction of the investigation. Former Deputy PM and Chair of the DSI Board of Special Cases Phumtham Wechayachai and former Justice Minister Tawee became sitting ducks targeted by a group of senators who were accused of vote-rigging in the 2024 Senate election. The group of senators filed a petition with the Constitutional Court, alleging that Phumtham and Tawee interfered with the DSI investigation. However, the Court ruled that they were not guilty as alleged, and both had already left office after the BJT became the ruling party.The legal battle continues as the senators also filed a complaint with the National Anti-Corruption Commission, seeking an investigation into both former ministers and other members of the DSI Board of Special Cases for malfeasance. Notably, the 26th subcommittee’s recommendation was overturned by the EC’s 36th subcommittee, which was formed to continue the case. This back-and-forth has stirred uproar over the EC’s handling of the case and its internal decision-making. The EC is currently reviewing the case based on the information from both subcommittees, and it is expected that it will decide by the end of August whether to refer the case to the prosecution. It led to public concerns that the EC will decide not to pursue legal proceedings.The iLaw Director reiterated that the vote-rigging scandal was not merely a series of allegations, noting that his information came from the witnesses who had testified to the DSI. Some of these witnesses also spoke publicly about how the collusion occurred. The financial transactions related to the scheme were also exposed. Opposition People’s Party MP Parit Wacharasindhu stated that there are three ways in which the EC may proceed with the case: 1. Endorse the findings of its 26th investigative subcommittee and refer all 229 individuals to the court. 2. Dismiss the case as recommended by the 36th subcommittee.3. Refer only some of the accused to the court.The MP said the third scenario is likely, and urged the public to closely monitor the EC’s decision to prevent the masterminds from escaping accountability.The EC’s seven commissioners are now under intense public scrutiny as they hold the authority to decide whether the case should be referred to the court. Whether public sentiment will ultimately shape the outcome of this case remains to be seen. eng editor 3 Fri, 2026-07-31 - 13:19 Feature Bhumjaithai Party Anutin Charnvirakul Senate election 2024 Senate collusion Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) Yingcheep Atchanont

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Election Commission put on the spot as Senate collusion case escalates The crisis over Thailand’s Senate election collusion has entered a critical phase after Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and eight other high-profile figures have threatened to file defamation lawsuits against the iLaw director for linking them and the ruling Bhumjaithai Party (BJT) to the scheme. As the legal battle intensifies, the Election Commission (EC) faces public scrutiny over whether it will refer this high-profile case for prosecution.It is widely believed that the ruling BJT party dominates the Thai parliament’s upper house. The incumbent Senate has been in office since 2024 after a controversial and complex self-selection process which vote-rigging has been alleged. Over one-third of Senators, known as Blue Senators after the BJT party colour, are believed to be closely tied to the ruling party.The Senate election collusion scandal reached a tipping point after iLaw director Yingcheep Atchanont submitted information to the opposition People’s Party on 21 July, requesting an investigation into the issue. According to iLaw, the Senate election collusion allegedly involved at least nine high-profile individuals, most of them cabinet members. The nine individuals included PM Anutin, Deputy PM Songsak Thongsri, Transport Minister and Deputy PM Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, Ministers Attached to the PM office Paradon Prissananantakul, Napintorn Srisunpang and Suksomrauy Wantaneeyakul, Government Chief Whip Korrawee Prissananantakul (Paradon’s brother), BJT MP Phichai Chomphuphon, and former Deputy House Speaker Supachai Phosu, who is now banned from politics for life. On the same day, PM Anutin and the ruling party announced that it will pursue full-scale defamation lawsuits against Yingcheep. iLaw also spearheaded an online signature campaign calling for the elected Constitution Drafting Assembly, a proposal which requires at least 50,000 signatures. The campaign also calls for any new constitution drafted by the CDA to be approved by a two-thirds majority of the assembly itself, rather than by parliament. This condition is part of attempt to prevent the BJT party from using the so-called Blue Senators to control the content of the new Constitution.The BJT Party’s move seems to have backfired. Following the legal threat, the number of signatures doubled overnight and surpassed 100,000. This surge is also seen as placing pressure on the Election Commissioners’ decision whether to pursue legal proceedings against those involved in the Senate election collusion. The first defamation lawsuit against the iLaw director was filed by Suksomrauy. It is believed that the other eight individuals will file separate cases as well, and causing Yingcheep to have to travel up and down the country to defend himself. Observers have warned that such lawsuits could be considered SLAPP suits. The iLaw director revealed that he was prepared to enter the judicial system, adding that PM Anutin should explain the matter to the public, rather than file a lawsuit. He also asked the media and general public to keep an eye on the main case, rather than the retaliatory lawsuits, which he believed were intended to divert public attention from the bigger issue.From unprecedented election process to alleged vote-riggingThe label ‘Blue Senators’ is not solely a matter of public perception but is based on several irregularities that have been detected. The selection process involved elections by candidates only (not the general public). Candidates registered by social and professional groups and senators qualified through both intra- and inter-group elections through a multi-level voting system at the district, provincial, and national levels. This unprecedented election process is viewed as the most complicated ever, potentially leading to rigging concerns. iLaw found that voting results were irregularly clustered and were linked to provincial-level political influence.At the national level, dozens of candidates did not receive any votes, not even voting for themselves. Notably, these candidates were from the provinces dominated by the BJT party. In addition, identical voting patterns were observed in several cases. Small provinces known as BJT strongholds also have a disproportionately large number of successful senators.It is obvious that since the senators assumed office, 120-130 of them have repeatedly voted in a bloc on multiple parliamentary motions, particularly the first motion to vote for the Senate president. The successful candidate, Mongkol Surasajja, a former Governor of Buriram Province with strong ties with the Bhumjaithai Party, received 140 more votes than the runner-up.The saga of the Senate collusion caseThe legal proceedings over the Senate election collusion began during the administration of former PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra from the Pheu Thai Party. The investigation was believed to be the underlying reason behind the BJT’s departure from the government coalition, although the party publicly cited the leaked "uncle clip" as the reason for its withdrawal.Earlier, the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) accepted the Senate election case as a special money laundering case. The EC also formed its 26th investigative subcommittee, which recommended prosecution of 229 individuals, 138 of whom are now the incumbent senators. The then Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong revealed that the DSI identified approximately 7,000 individuals, including unsuccessful and elected candidates . In addition, several former Senate candidates sought witness protection from the DSI, claiming that they had been threatened not to testify in the case. After Anutin became PM in September 2025, one of the witnesses reversed his testimony, asserting that no vote-rigging took place in the 2024 Senate election. He also said that he had been pressured to give false testimony against the BJT party. Later, several other witnesses reversed their testimonies. In December 2025, the DSI decided to pursue prosecutions against only eight individuals from the original 229. As the government changed, so did the direction of the investigation. Former Deputy PM and Chair of the DSI Board of Special Cases Phumtham Wechayachai and former Justice Minister Tawee became sitting ducks targeted by a group of senators who were accused of vote-rigging in the 2024 Senate election. The group of senators filed a petition with the Constitutional Court, alleging that Phumtham and Tawee interfered with the DSI investigation. However, the Court ruled that they were not guilty as alleged, and both had already left office after the BJT became the ruling party.The legal battle continues as the senators also filed a complaint with the National Anti-Corruption Commission, seeking an investigation into both former ministers and other members of the DSI Board of Special Cases for malfeasance. Notably, the 26th subcommittee’s recommendation was overturned by the EC’s 36th subcommittee, which was formed to continue the case. This back-and-forth has stirred uproar over the EC’s handling of the case and its internal decision-making. The EC is currently reviewing the case based on the information from both subcommittees, and it is expected that it will decide by the end of August whether to refer the case to the prosecution. It led to public concerns that the EC will decide not to pursue legal proceedings.The iLaw Director reiterated that the vote-rigging scandal was not merely a series of allegations, noting that his information came from the witnesses who had testified to the DSI. Some of these witnesses also spoke publicly about how the collusion occurred. The financial transactions related to the scheme were also exposed. Opposition People’s Party MP Parit Wacharasindhu stated that there are three ways in which the EC may proceed with the case: 1. Endorse the findings of its 26th investigative subcommittee and refer all 229 individuals to the court. 2. Dismiss the case as recommended by the 36th subcommittee.3. Refer only some of the accused to the court.The MP said the third scenario is likely, and urged the public to closely monitor the EC’s decision to prevent the masterminds from escaping accountability.The EC’s seven commissioners are now under intense public scrutiny as they hold the authority to decide whether the case should be referred to the court. Whether public sentiment will ultimately shape the outcome of this case remains to be seen. eng editor 3 Fri, 2026-07-31 - 13:19 Feature Bhumjaithai Party Anutin Charnvirakul Senate election 2024 Senate collusion Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) Yingcheep Atchanont

Ideologien om hvidt overherredømme har været genstand for mange forandringer i tidens løb, men dens funktion er stadig den samme: at legitimere et racemæssigt hierarki Indlægget Ordbog til den ekstreme højrefløj: Hvidt overherredømme blev først udgivet på Solidaritet.

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Ideologien om hvidt overherredømme har været genstand for mange forandringer i tidens løb, men dens funktion er stadig den samme: at legitimere et racemæssigt hierarki Indlægget Ordbog til den ekstreme højrefløj: Hvidt overherredømme blev først udgivet på Solidaritet.