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Ever heard of a political earthquake?

It's how experts are describing Thailand's recent elections.

Voters overwhelmingly supported a democracy-focused coalition promising major reforms, rejecting

the current government's two military-aligned parties.

Experts say it's a clear shift away from current Prime Minister Chanolcha, who took office

in 2014 after a military coup, and who has remained close to the military since.

In Turkey, voters will head back to the polls in two weeks for a runoff election after

President Erdogan failed to garner the 50% required to win.

He will face a reform candidate Kamal Kilek Daralu, who has criticized Erdogan's increasing

authoritarian tendencies.

Finally, Ukraine says it's shot down six hypersonic Russian missiles that Russia had claimed

were all but unstoppable.

Ukraine says its expected counteroffense will focus on its own territory held by Russia and

not on Russia itself.

It's remarkable to consider all of the millions of ways many that will never know about that

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