Thailand increased checks on foreign nationals amid the ongoing Middle East conflict involving the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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Updated Mar 15
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What happened
Thailand increased checks on foreign nationals amid the ongoing Middle East conflict involving the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Who's involved
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Part of
Geopolitical tensions reshaping Indonesian energy and resource investmentsAlso in this story
- China relies on Indonesian commodities for its manufacturing base amidst global energy market instability caused by the Iran war.
- The Indonesian government utilized bond buybacks as a measure to stabilize the domestic bond market.
- Financial institutions, including Hong Leong Bank and CIMB, are assessing market sentiment regarding the prospects of a US-Iran deal and geopolitical risks in West Asia.
The entities involved
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Thailand
country in Southeast Asia
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Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
military organization to protect the political system of the Islamic Republic in Iran
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Middle East
geopolitical region encompassing Egypt and most of Western Asia, including Iran
Related events
- Renewed tensions between the U.S. and Iran in the volatile Middle East are creating geopolitical risks that are negatively affecting Thailand's economic outlook through trade flows.
- Security concerns are being reported in the Middle East region.
- IRGC Navy claimed responsibility for attacks affecting global energy supplies, while Saudi Arabia expressed solidarity with Qatar.
- The IRGC is strengthening its forces and intensifying attacks against US targets and Gulf states while seeking to politically weaken President Trump.
- Thaksin Shinawatra has sought amnesty under Thai law.