Wave of Attacks Kills 3 as Cabinet Delegation Arrives in Deep South
PATTANI — A number of attacks were reportedly carried out in three southern provinces Wednesday night as members of the interim cabinet members arrived for peace talks.
Prosecutors to Contest Jenphop’s Insanity Defense
BANGKOK — Prosecutors will ask the court to dismiss Jenphop Viraporn’s claim he is mentally unfit to stand trial for double vehicular manslaughter, a lawyer for one of the victims’ families said Wednesday.
As Development Cannibalizes Chinatown, French Artist Preserves Pieces
BANGKOK — See the speed of change as years of development are compressed into a month in a room full of discarded materials.
Prayuth Named ‘Press Freedom Predator’ – Again
BANGKOK — Junta leader Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha was named a “press freedom predator” for a second year by Paris-based Reporters Without Borders on Wednesday, largely for suppressing media coverage and expression in the run-up to August’s charter referendum.
Transient Lives Reflected in ‘Raw’ Photos
BANGKOK — Life is transient, yet its fleeting glimpses can be captured. Three photographers from various backgrounds share their perspectives on the matter through their works.
Ratchayothin Overpass to be Demolished Nov. 26
BANGKOK — One of Bangkok’s busiest traffic flyovers will be shut down later this month for demolition to make way for a new elevated rail line.
Public Celebrations and Festivals May Resume Nov. 14
BANGKOK — Parties, festivals, and other forms of public entertainment may resume Nov. 14, a government spokeswoman announced Tuesday.
Shiver From Dark ‘Til Dawn at Horror Movie Marathon
BANGKOK — It’s never too late for a fright-fueled adrenaline rush and good scream.
What a Trump or Clinton Win Next Week Would Mean for Thailand
BANGKOK — With the outcome of next week’s U.S. elections far from certain, Thai political experts predict a win by Donald Trump would lead to more erratic relations with Washington while a Clinton administration would mean continuity.
Cut Into Pieces: The Haunting of Wat Samian Nari
BANGKOK — Sutthipong “Noom” Eiamsa-ard was driving back to his apartment in Lat Phrao at 3am after a night partying on RCA. Along the way, two good-looking women dressed in black flagged him down for a ride.
