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Longer-form commentary and opinion pieces across all geographic sections

Is legalizing casinos worth the gamble?

The Cabinet's approval of a draft law in mid-January aimed at establishing entertainment complexes, has reactivated the debate on the prudence of legalizing casinos.

27 Feb 2025

People’s Party facing existential crisis in legal backlash to 112 amendment push

Thailand’s core opposition People’s Party is facing a new threat to its future after the anticorruption watchdog indicted 44 former Move Forward MPs on charges of breaching ethical standards by sponsoring a 2021 motion to amend the lese majeste law.

27 Feb 2025

Senate vs DSI: A political power struggle unfolds

The ongoing tussle between the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) and the Senate over alleged collusion during last year’s senatorial election is being viewed as a proxy war between the ruling coalition’s two largest parties.

27 Feb 2025

Explainer: Why Thailand’s social security system faces pressure for major reform

The Social Security Office (SSO) is facing major calls for reform amid criticism that lavish spending, poor budgeting, and a lack of transparency have pushed Thailand’s social security system to the brink of collapse.

26 Feb 2025

Falling rice prices a hot potato for Thai government

Rapid changes in global market conditions have led to rice prices plummeting, posing a challenging situation for the Thai government.

24 Feb 2025

Viral ICU assault highlights epidemic of hospital violence in Thailand

Despite their role of treating patients, medics are often subject to violent attacks by the very people they are trying to help. The latest victim of this disturbing trend was a nurse at Rayong Hospital.

23 Feb 2025

Rising number of factory closures points to bleak future for Thai industries

Thailand is staring at a crisis caused by the rising number of factory closures in recent years, partly attributed to an influx of cheaper Chinese products. This trend is expected to continue this year, raising fears of an irreversible decline in local manufacturing and its consequences for Thai workers.

21 Feb 2025

How US aid cut is reshaping displaced persons' healthcare on Thailand’s border

Nearly 100,000 displaced persons in Thailand’s four border provinces have lost access to healthcare services after the US government suspended financial support for the International Rescue Committee (IRC) for 90 days late last month.

21 Feb 2025

Did China's crackdown on border scam centers violate Thailand’s sovereignty?

China's extraterritorial law enforcement efforts to crack down on scam call centers along the Thailand-Myanmar border likely trod on Thai sovereignty and undermined the government's ability to handle the issue, according to local critics.

20 Feb 2025

Cash handouts fail to provide Thai economy the expected thrust

The Thai government's ambitious cash handout scheme aimed at stimulating the economy has fallen short of expectations, raising questions on whether the massive stimulus budget could have been put to better use.

17 Feb 2025

A licence for eviction? Thailand’s ethnic protection bill sparks fierce opposition

A draft law designed to protect Thailand’s indigenous peoples and ethnic minorities from decades of marginalisation is at risk after a key provision was removed during its second reading in Parliament.

14 Feb 2025

How Thailand can cope with aggressive US tariff policies

Thailand faces its first major trade challenge under the new US administration. President Donald Trump has signed an order imposing a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports into the United States, effective from March 12.

14 Feb 2025
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