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Six Actors Question Coexistence on Stage Starting Saturday

BANGKOK — Theatre actors join force in an upcoming play to question the art of acting and coexistence of all beings.

Police Raid Homes of Slain Lahu Activist’s Family, Friends

CHIANG MAI — Police raided the homes of family and associates of a slain ethnic Lahu activist Monday as part of what authorities said...

Ben’s Cookies to Open Soon in Bangkok

BANGKOK — An English cookie company announced its next international branch will open in Bangkok to the delight of dessert fans.

Govt Defends PM’s Leading Election Questions

BANGKOK — A government spokesman Sunday sought to defend four leading questions posed on national television by the prime minister that cast doubt on his commitment to restoring civilian rule.

Furniture, Tonnes of Waste Blocking Bangkok Drainage (Photos)

BANGKOK — A backhoe was needed to pull a recliner and mattress from a drainage tunnel Friday along with tonnes of debris and waste...

Citing Govt Review Process, Organizers Cancel LGBT Film Fest

BANGKOK — The Gay and Lesbian Film Festival canceled its third edition scheduled for next month in part due to a censor review process that is increasingly unwieldy and disadvantages independent organizers.

Fingerprints for Mobile Users in Places Plagued by Cellphone Bombs

BANGKOK — Starting next month, Thais who buy prepaid SIM cards in the violence-plagued Deep South will be fingerprinted to confirm their identity, telecom...

Experts Dismiss Deep South Link to Hospital Bomb

BANGKOK — While police brass have yet to name who they think was behind Monday’s bomb attack that wounded dozens in a hospital waiting room, several analysts Thursday ruled out a group of possible perpetrators: the southern insurgents.

Flooded Areas Across Bangkok After Last Night’s Big Storm (Photos)

BANGKOK — A night of pounding rain left portions of the capital flooded Thursday morning, leading to a torrent of complaints from commuters.

Where’s Junta No. 2 Prawit? Govt Won’t Say

BANGKOK — The junta’s second-in-command hasn’t been seen in public for over a week now, and the government is mum on his whereabouts.

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