Popular South Korean DJ Shocked, Scared After Groping at Japan Event
SEOUL - Popular South Korean performer DJ Soda has said she felt "shocked and scared" after she was openly groped by audience members during...
Thai Airways Drops First Class, Focuses on Premium Business
Thai Airways will eliminate First Class within two to three years as part of a major strategy to improve its premium travel experience and regain market share.
Thailand Mourns Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother; Funeral Plans Begin
Thailand’s government declared a year of official mourning for civil servants following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother, as Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul led the nation in expressing grief and gratitude
The Miss Golf Universe: A Web of Relationships with 13 Monks
Friday, July 18, appears to be the first day that the wave of monks leaving the monkhood has begun to subside following the sex and financial scandal involving Miss Golf, also known as Seeka Golf, a 35-year-old woman.
Motosai Taxis Headlock GrabBike Rider, Ignore Calls to Police (Video)
BANGKOK — A viral video published on Friday shows a Grab driver crying out in pain as he is beaten bloody by two motorcycle taxis in Bangkok.
From Palanquin to Golf Cart: Chula Royal Emblem Politicised
BANGKOK - The 75th Chula-Thammasat football tradition, which took place on Sunday sparked a fierce political debate in Thailand. The controversy was not about...
Thailand’s Virus Test Number Trails Behind S. Korea, But Surpasses Japan
BANGKOK — Approximately 70,000 people have been tested for coronavirus in Thailand so far, health officials said on Tuesday, the same day they reported one more fatality claimed by the virus.
British Man is 48th Coronavirus Patient in Thailand
BANGKOK — The Ministry of Health on Friday said a British man flying from Hong Kong was the latest coronavirus patient in Thailand.
Body of Missing German Is Found Shredded In Freezer
Police found the lifeless body of German man Hans Peter Ralter Mack, 62, shredded and stuffed inside a large freezer, 1.5 metres long, Monday...
Drowning Still No. 1 Killer of Thai Kids
BANGKOK — Drowning still kills the most Thai children, but fatalities have fallen to a new low and those working to save lives say awareness has improved.
