Opinion: Women in Politics, Good Looks and Distractions
To some men, having women in politics is unfortunately often still about good looks. It’s a distraction to many of these males. Think of...
Opinion: The Fear of Pita and Move Forward Gov’t Explained
The Move Forward Party is new, and it has never been in power before. The unknown factor has driven some to fear what is to come when (and if) the party is in charge, particularly if you are the elites and the upper middle class for the following reasons.
Opinion: Draft NGOs Bill Is Like A Python Constricting Civil Society
How do you control NGOs that are against the state on various issues such as how to handle the Deep South insurgency, monarchy reformists, anti-megaproject environmentalists and the like?
Opinion: An Educated Guess on How Many Thais Are Royalists
Over the past two weeks, we have seen royalists and ultra-royalists wearing purple shirt and dress, changed their social media account’s background color to purple, which is the birth color of HRH Princess Sirindhorn, to express their love and solidarity towards the Princess whose royal motorcade was recently honked at by monarchy-reform activist Tawan Tuatulanond.
Opinion: Lies Cannot Save American People’s Lives
A few days ago, Mr. Michael George DeSombre, the US Ambassador to Thailand, wrote to Bangkok Post, deliberately using the novel coronavirus epidemic to smear and attack China.
Mirror on the Wall, Is Everything Awesome, After All?
What is it with those Thais who can’t bear any criticism of their own society by fellow Thais? Why are these people so fickle and fragile? Take the recent case of a teen singer’s critical tweets which provoked a thousand national backlashes.
Opinion: From Hazing to Autocratic Culture
Another life was needlessly and prematurely lost recently as a result of hazing at a technical college.
Voranai: Tears of the Junta
Anyone who has ever lived through times of violence and civil strife should appreciate the benefits of having peace in the streets. But at what price?
Opinion: We’ve Had Enough of COVID Confusion From Gov’t
Confusion, confusion and more confusions can be expected if the government doesn’t learn from this week.
The Good, Bad & Ugly of the Computer Crime Act, in Detail
After the Computer Crime Act was passed Dec. 16 by unanimous vote despite a last-minute petition of more than 300,000 opposing the law and much-hated Single Gateway program, all eyes are now on the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society, or DE Ministry, to see how it exercises its new great powers.