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Teen Singer’s Critical Tweets Spark Nationalist Backlash

BANGKOK — A singer’s hard-truth tweets about the underdeveloped state of Thailand has sparked debate online Thursday along predictable fault lines.

Swedish Man’s Trashy Tale Wins Praise

PHUKET — The internet Tuesday was singing the praises of a Swede who used his vacation time to clean up a Thai beach and...

Meet 74-Year-Old ‘Uncle Leng,’ Motocross Champion Mechanic

CHANTHABURI — A 74-year-old motorcycle drag racing mechanic is being fawned over online after four of his bikes have gone on to win provincial drag racing competitions.

Turtle-Rescuing Man is Hero of Thai Interwebs

BANGKOK — All the internet had rallied by Thursday behind a desperate bid to rescue a bloody and battered turtle left to die in a road by a hit-and-run driver.

‘My Mate Nate’ Charged With Railway Obstruction (Photos)

BANGKOK — A controversial American YouTuber who was slammed for flattening coins on train tracks was charged Monday with railway obstruction and trespassing.

‘Who Wants to Get Raped?’ Soap Opera Actor Asks Fans

BANGKOK — An actor known for campaigning for the death penalty for rape has been panned online throughout the weekend and Monday after he posted a photo of himself with a caption offering to sexually assault fans.

‘My Mate Nate’ Slammed for Flattening Coins on Train Tracks

BANGKOK — A recent video of a controversial American YouTuber known as My Mate Nate flattening coins on train tracks drew criticism Friday for...

Freshman Forced to Sing, Slap Self Until Bruised in Uni Hazing Ritual

NAKHON RATCHASIMA — A student at a Korat university was forced to slap her thighs and shins to singing and chanting all day, resulting in wounds that her sister reported to an anti-hazing Facebook page Wednesday and went viral Thursday.
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Music Video Parodies Junta, Compares to Demanding Relationship (Photos)

BANGKOK — If the junta can compose songs, so can the people. Thursday saw the release of an indie music video that took a surprising jab at the National Council for Peace and Order, or NCPO, by comparing the unelected government to an overbearing relationship.

Teacher Candidates Demand English Requirements Be Reduced

BANGKOK — An internet discussion about teacher candidates calling for lower English-language requirements sparked arguments over their necessity on social media this week. Taking over...

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