Plates of plenty The much-loved one-dish meal Khao Man Gai (chicken and rice) varies in taste from stall to...
Read MorePlates of plenty The much-loved one-dish meal Khao Man Gai (chicken and rice) varies in taste from stall to...
Read MoreThe draconian lèse majesté law is back in the spotlight after at least 41 people were slapped with royal...
Read MoreOut of the darkness and into the light Awakening Bangkok has returned to the City of Angels to brighten...
Read MoreThe government sent the assistant to the minister to the prime minister’s office, Suporn Attawong, to negotiate with the...
Read MoreThe protesters from Chana district, in Thailand’s southern province of Songkhla, have already been camped in front of government...
Read MoreProtesters have closed Bangkok’s Ratchadamnoen Klang Avenue outbound and erected several small stages for speakers. The protest site covers...
Read MoreThailand has been praised on the international stage for the way it is dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. But...
Read MoreWednesday’s court verdict in favour of Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha increases the likelihood of him staying in power...
Read MoreAnti-establishment protesters have raised the ante in their ongoing protests for reform of the monarchy, by targeting HM the...
Read MoreStudents have been grumbling about school uniforms for ages in Thailand. But few people imagined they would be brave...
Read More“I feel it is about education. I think, if the standard of education were good, other things would follow....
Read MoreThe Constitutional Court has dismissed charges of ethics breaches and conflict of interests against Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha in...
Read MoreHealth officials in Chiang Rai are relieved that four Thai bar workers, who slipped into Mae Sai district of...
Read MoreThai politics has arrived at a dead end as neither side shows any sign of stepping away from the...
Read MoreDonations are flooding into the bank accounts of the two main providers of protest supplies ranging from food to...
Read MoreA shady story A decade after their first mission to stop a mature tree being felled, the Big Trees...
Read MoreBorn into a poor farming family, Education Ministry’s deputy permanent secretary Dr Veera Khaengkasikarn may have spoken from experience...
Read MoreThe road to democracy is never easy, but the path is particularly steep for Thailand in its journey to...
Read MoreMalaysia’s Top Glove Corp, the world’s biggest manufacturer of surgical gloves, closes over half of its surgical glove factories...
Read MoreLast evening, the leaders of protest groups United Front for Thammasat and Demonstration and Free Youth Movement announced a...
Read MorePichet Klunchun sets out to do the impossible with a specially created show to mark the anniversary of the...
Read MoreThe American online magazine “The Diplomat” said the most striking thing about the current anti-government movement has been its...
Read MoreGiant rubber ducks are generally cute and harmless, good for a few laughs in the pool with friends. But...
Read MoreFear is growing that Thailand’s ongoing political conflict will intensify, with no visible way out, after Prime Minister Prayut...
Read MoreBANGKOK (Reuters) – In the midst of thousands of Thai anti-government protesters, one man made his own statement –...
Read MoreThousands of anti-government protesters rallied at Ratchaprasong intersection in the heart of Bangkok Wednesday evening during which many of...
Read MoreBANGKOK (Reuters) – Thai police have water cannon and teargas to fire at protesters. The answer: Inflatable yellow pool...
Read MoreParliament today voted in favour of two bills in their first reading that would pave the way for drafting...
Read MoreThe Reuters reports at least 55 people were hurt, some with gunshot wounds, when demonstrators marching on the Thai...
Read MoreBangkok’s Democracy Monument has long been the site of political protests in Thailand, most recently on Saturday, when the...
Read MoreAt least 34 people were injured in scuffles with police during a rally in front of the parliament Tuesday...
Read MoreAnti-government protesters vowed to return for another major rally at Ratchaprasongintersection in the heart of Bangkok on Wednesday evening...
Read MoreThousands of anti-government protesters have forced their way through police barriers to rally at the main gate of the...
Read MoreAs parliamentarians debated the bills seeking to amend the constitution, police battled anti-government protesters trying to break through barriers...
Read More“I feel it is about education. I think, if the standard of education were good, other things would follow....
Read MoreParliament today begins a two-day debate on seven motions seeking amendments to the Constitution, but public attention will be...
Read MoreWith political temperatures rising close to boiling point, lawmakers head to Parliament today and tomorrow (November 17-18) to deliberate...
Read MoreParliament will this week (November 17-18) deliberate seven motions seeking amendments to the Constitution, amid mounting pressure for changes...
Read MorePresident Donald Trump appeared to acknowledge publicly for the first time on Sunday (November 15) that Democrat Joe Biden...
Read MoreBANGKOK (Reuters) – Thailand’s King Maha Vajiralongkorn told well-wishers of the importance of unity as he marked the opening...
Read MoreAnti-government protesters on Saturday rallied at the Democracy Monument which they later wrapped with a huge cloth banner carrying...
Read MoreTheir Majesties the King and Queen on Saturday afternoon officially opened the new MRT Blue Line extension at Sanam...
Read MoreThe director of the National Office of Buddhism, Narong Song-ar-rom, said that the Sangha Supreme Council has issued urgent...
Read MoreSarasas Witaed Ratchaphruek school sent no one to negotiate with parents of abused students, in a 130 million Baht...
Read MoreThe letters and the four red post boxes from the protest in Bangkok yesterday are in police possession, at...
Read MoreThe former president of Thailand Hotels Association, Supawan Thanomkietipumi, is proposing the government reconsider the “Travel Bubble” as a...
Read MoreAfter negotiating with the police tonight (Sunday), anti-establishment protesters in Thailand announced that the resignation of Prime Minister Prayut...
Read MoreProtest leader Anont Nampa and three anti-establishment activists were released from Bangkok Remand Prison just after midnight last night....
Read MoreJapan eases travel curbs for nine countries and regions, in a hope to revive its economy. Japan has eased...
Read MoreMost observers hold little hope that next week’s extraordinary parliamentary session will lead to concrete solutions satisfactory to both...
Read MorePolice arrested some of the key anti-government protest leaders early Thursday morning shortly after Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha declared...
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