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Thailand seized $300M in assets linked to transnational cyber scams, targeting key figures and operations tied to forced labor and fraud.
Thailand has seized over $300 million in assets tied to transnational cyber-scam networks in Southeast Asia, targeting key figures including Chinese-born Cambodian senator Chen Zhi and Thai nationals.
The crackdown, part of a multinational effort involving the U.S., UK, Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong, includes freezing billions in assets, with $15 billion in bitcoin seized by U.S. authorities.
Assets confiscated include property, cash, and luxury goods linked to alleged forced labor camps and fraud operations run by the Prince Group, which denies wrongdoing.
The operation highlights escalating global efforts to dismantle organized scam centers exploiting both willing participants and trafficked victims.
Tailandia incautó $300 millones en activos vinculados a estafas cibernéticas transnacionales, dirigidas a figuras clave y operaciones vinculadas al trabajo forzado y al fraude.