Opinion

When your next door neighbours are crying out for help, fleeing from their home for safety, what should you do? It seems the answer is...

By Zhang Jun

What may start as an endearing and commendable effort – learning some language, meeting some social expectations – can become annoying to the very natives whose approval is sought. Behind one’s back, the whispers begin: You’ve gone native.

The editorial team of Khaosod English has recently received a number of questions about its translation of the name of the the anti-government protest group.

On July 1, 1975, Premier Zhou Enlai and Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj signed the Joint Communique on the establishment of diplomatic relations in Beijing, which opened a new chapter in China-Thailand relations.

While Bangkokians have been waiting for nine years to be able to finally elect their governor anew due to the disruption caused by the May 2014 coup, people in all provinces have been waiting for over a century now. And the wait is far from over for non-Bangkokians.

Weeks ago, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra called for various responsible for the county’s economic policies to discuss about the economic downturn in the first...

The government of Gen. Prayut Chan-ocha is facing double challenges in handling COVID-19. First, how to get enough vaccines in time before the situation is too critical, and second, how to convince enough people that Sinovac is a good and adequately safe vaccine.

Some landscapes paint a more graphic depiction of poverty than others. Such is the case in Bangkok.

The 90th anniversary of June 24, 1932 revolt, which ended absolute monarchy, was only celebrated by those who believe Thailand has yet to achieve genuine democracy and aspire for more freedom and rights.