Despite Evidence, Thammanat Denies He Pled Guilty to Aussie Heroin Charges
BANGKOK — Deputy agriculture minister Thammanat Phrompao on Wednesday night continued to insist he never pled guilty and served jail time for drug charges in Australia, despite evidence that he did.
Triamudom Rallies for Democracy as 2 Other Schools Ban Protests (Photos)
BANGKOK — Students at the prestigious Triamudom Suksa School stage a rally lambasting the government of PM Prayut Chan-o-cha on Thursday – the first of the ongoing series of protests to be staged inside a high school.
Anti-Prayut Protests Snowball to More Universities (Photos)
BANGKOK — Student-led protests against what they perceived as undemocratic government continued for the third day on Wednesday, spreading to at least five universities.
School Closed After 8-Year-Old Pupil Tests Positive for Covid-19
BANGKOK — An elderly couple and their 8-year-old grandson have been diagnosed with the Covid-19 infection, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in Thailand to 40.
Do You Hear the Students Sing? A Guide to Verdict Protest Music
BANGKOK — From scores lifted from a Western musical to ‘70s leftist anthems, students are adding music to their voices at the ongoing protests against the dissolution of the popular Future Forward Party.
‘Prayut Get Out!’ Verdict Protest Escalates Into Call for Regime Change
NAKHON PATHOM — Anger at the dissolution of a popular opposition party spilled into a call for PM Prayut Chan-o-cha to resign at a student protest on Tuesday evening.
‘Anti-Fake News Center’ Responds After Rating Khaosod Story as Hoax
BANGKOK — Who fact checks the fact checkers?
Opposition Attacks Prayut’s Ties to China in Debate Day 2
BANGKOK — The second day of the no-confidence debate saw PM Prayut Chan-o-cha coming under accusations that he risks giving up Thailand’s sovereignty to China.
What to Shop for in Nan to Support Local Producers
NAN — Although the quiet rural province isn’t known for being a shopping hub, here’s our guide to what to purchase in Nan to support local producers in a province listed as the 19th poorest in the country.
Mobilized by Hashtags, More Verdict Protests Planned at Universities
BANGKOK — Using social media as a mobilization tool, students at a dozen universities on Tuesday announced rallies at their campuses to protest a court verdict that dissolved a key opposition party.
