Chiang Mai Begins 3 Days of Work From Home to Reduce PM2.5
CHIANG MAI - The Governor of Chiang Mai, Nirat Phongsitthaworn, signed the Chiang Mai Provincial announcement on Monday to carry out measures for 3...
Opinion: The Debate About the Appropriate Place for Thai Monarchy in the 21st Century...
The heated clash of views on whether it is appropriate for Chulalongkorn University students to carry the university’s emblem, known as Phra Kiew coronet and a symbol bestowed to the university by King Rama VI in memory of his then late father, Rama V or King Chulalongkorn, on the roof of a golf cart during the parade of the Chula-Thammasat Varsity Football Match on March 31 is emblematic of the deep persistence debate about the appropriate place and role of the monarchy in the 21th century.
Police Raid Many Nominee Companies in Phuket That Belong to Russians
PHUKET - Following an investigation, it was revealed that foreigners had illegally entered Thailand to work or conduct business by using nominees. Officers from Provincial...
Japanese Media Film World War II Tunnel in Kanchanaburi
KANCHANABURI - Manchai Wattanakaran and Srawut Traisangsiriphong, residents of Sangkhla Buri district, Kanchanaburi province, who discovered the tunnel believed to have been built by...
As Crimes Rise, Phuket Court Reopens Tourist Case Division
PHUKET - Phuket Provincial Court has reopened its Tourist Case Division to provide justice for tourists and build confidence in the justice system when...
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...
Thai-Bahraini Girl Gets Huge Donations to Continue Her Education
KAMPHAENG PHET - A 10-year-old Thai-Bahraini girl who was abandoned and left to live with her impoverished grandmother has received a large sum of...
Opinion: Same-Sex Marriage Victory for LGBTQI in Thailand but Don’t Leave Other Marginalized Groups...
The passing of the Same-Sex Marriage Bill by the parliament earlier this week on March 27 was a historic day for not just LGBTQI people but Thailand, and hopefully the region, as the kingdom became the first nation in Southeast Asia to recognize equal marriage rights for gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transgenders, queers, intersex, and those questioning their gender or sexual orientation.
Protests Erupt as Rayong Construction Crane Collapses
RAYONG - Migrant workers at the Xin Ke Yuan Steel factory in Rayong province's Pluak Daeng district staged a protest after a construction crane...
The PM Promises “Good News” About Digital Wallets on April 10
BANGKOK - The 10,000 baht top-up scheme via digital wallets for people has made headlines once again, with Prime Minister and Finance Minister Srettha...
