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Thai Election for Dummies: Guide to the Parties

Update: The list has been updated on March 7, 2019 to reflect the disbandment of Thai Raksa Chart. There are 77 parties contesting the March 24...

Oct. 6 Massacre: The Photographer Who Was There

BANGKOK — In a real riot no one knows you're there. So as gunfire crackled over the campus of Bangkok's Thammasat University Wednesday morning, I pushed my way through an angry sea of rightists and found a hole in the high metal fence surrounding the campus.

King Vajiralongkorn Restores Consort’s Royal Titles

BANGKOK — A palace order published Wednesday reinstated all royal and military ranks to the Royal Noble Consort Sineenat Wongvajirapakdi, who was stripped of those titles back in October.
Photo: @Copine_cop / Twitter

Why #LongLiveSlender is Exploding Across Thai Social Media

BANGKOK — Frenzied supporters are flooding social media with memes framing the eldest child of the late king’s entry into politics as an epic...

New Rama X Banknotes Unveiled

BANGKOK — The Bank of Thailand on Thursday released images of new currency bearing the portraits of King Vajiralongkorn.

Residents ‘Hidden’ By Billboard for Royal Barges Speak Out

BANGKOK — Millions of viewers watching a live broadcast of today’s Royal Barge Procession would likely have missed the sight of a community of riverside houses close to the Grand Palace.

Foreigners Must Bankroll Their Covid-19 Treatment in Thailand: Officials

BANGKOK — Foreign tourists must rely on their own funds or insurance to pay for their treatment if they test positive for coronavirus in Thailand, government officials said.

Rao Tum Dai: Thai Could Be World’s New English, Prayuth Says

BANGKOK — Thai could supersede English as the dominant world language – at least in the opinion of junta chairman Prayuth Chan-ocha.
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha after the Cabinet meeting on April 15, 2020.

‘Not Enough Money,’ Prayut Slashes 3-Month Relief Program

BANGKOK — Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on Wednesday said the government may be able to pay only one month of the promised three-month cash relief package for workers affected by the coronavirus epidemic.

Royal Children Gather at Siriraj Hospital, Prayuth Cancels Events

BANGKOK — The Thai stock index plunged by 6.8 percent Wednesday afternoon, presumably in response to a flurry of rumors about His Majesty the King’s health.

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