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Pope Francis delivered his first official discourse in Thailand to members of government, civil and religious leaders, and the diplomatic corps at the Government House after meeting Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha Thursday morning. He reminded them that among other things being at the service of the common good is one of the noblest tasks anyone
Future Forward party leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit has questioned the Constitutional Court’s judgement against him, pointing out that it was based on assumptions rather than on facts. Unlike the other cases decided by the court, he noted that it did not disclose how the nine court judges voted in his case. It is reported, however, that
Thai PBS World reporter interviews Father Joseph Anucha Chaiyadej, Director of the Catholic Church’s media relations in Thailand, about Pope Francis Thailand visit.
US lawmakers overwhelmingly approved legislation Wednesday that supports human rights and democracy in Hong Kong and also backs the territory’s anti-China protesters, sending the measure opposed by Beijing to President Donald Trump. The White House has not threatened to veto the measure and Trump is expected to sign it, according to a source familiar with
As a confessed history buff, I couldn’t help looking around into what we have to eat, seeking possible linkages between the bites and the broader views of world’s stories. For me, it is always a wonder how people back in the day invented a lot of things that gave us the extreme convenience at the
Thailand’s Supreme Court has upheld the death penalty imposed by the Criminal and Appeals court on a Spaniard for the murder and mutilation of a fellow countryman, whose remains were thrown into the Chao Phraya River three years ago. According to the Supreme Court’s decision, which was read this morning (Wednesday), while the prosecutors did
Thanathorn Jungroongruangkit, leader of the Future Forward Party, has lost his MPs status after the Constitutional Court found him guilty of violating the Constitution by still holding shares in a media company when he registered to run in the March election. Legal experts said the ruling paves the way for Thanathorn to be charged under
