Ride Tuk-Tuks to Temples to Win Ayutthaya The Game
AYUTTHAYA — Siam’s second capital will host a two-day competition involving tuk-tuks, ancient temples and traditional garb.
74 Arrests in This Week’s Edition of ‘X-Ray Outlaw Foreigner’
BANGKOK — Seventy-four foreigners were arrested in the latest edition of what’s become a weekly photo op promoting police raids foreigners suspected of illegal activities.
Thai Law: Good, Bad and Ugly Ways to Wipe Out Corporate Losses
How to wipe out corporate losses? The solutions to restoring shareholder equity are many – but not equally attractive.
Mongolians Accused of Pickpocketing Bangkok Tourists
BANGKOK — Three Mongolian men were charged with pickpocketing and credit card fraud Thursday after being arrested at BTS Chit Lom.
Khaosan Goes Quiet After Police Ignore New City Rules
BANGKOK — Making new rules doesn’t mean much when even the police ignore them, as City Hall found out this week.
Aum Patcharapa Defends Releasing Fish for Merit
BANGKOK — The most-followed celeb on Thai Instagram defended releasing fish into a Bangkok canal for karma after being called out on the questionable merit of the practice.
Denied Education, Thailand’s Migrants and Refugees Go Digital
Kyaw Kyaw Naing wakes before the sun to start his first shift at 5am. At 11:30am, he gets a three-hour break before going back to work again until nearly midnight.
Fishermen Threaten Strike Over New Regulations
BANGKOK — Thai fisherman Wednesday threatened a national strike next week if the government adopts international regulations they say will severely damage their industry.
Bangkok This Week: Jizz Jazz, Alt Rock, House, Techno
The monsoons have arrived with a vengeance, but the good news is that this week is full of concerts and dope club nights.
Thailand to Host 2018 Miss Universe Pageant
BANGKOK — Thailand will host the 2018 Miss Universe beauty pageant, organizers said Tuesday.
