A single sound that changed everything: the Korat train crane tragedy and the lives...
A single, dull sound marked the beginning of one of Thailand’s deadliest rail disasters.
A construction crane for the high speed rail project collapsed onto...
Is People’s Party a tamed and diluted version of Move Forward Party?
To avoid repeating past failures, key leaders of the main opposition People’s Party (PP) are urging voters not only to support them but to...
Daughter heading to father’s funeral killed in Korat train tragedy
KORAT — A woman who was travelling home to attend her father’s funeral was among those killed when a construction crane collapsed onto a...
Tourist Shocked by 400-Baht Omelet at Thai Floating Market
RATCHABURI — Thai authorities on Friday inspected a restaurant at the famous Damnoen Saduak Floating Market after a tourist’s social media post complaining about...
New Debate Emerges Over “Khmer Art in Thailand” Labels at National Museum
BANGKOK — A Thai artifact restitution group is calling on the Fine Arts Department to revise museum labels for recently returned bronze sculptures, sparking...
Khaosod English’s Top 10 ASEAN Destinations 2026
"Bangkok is back, Bali is bursting, and Vietnam is viral. As we enter 2026, the real question is: where can you go to actually...
French Tourist Dies After Fall at Koh Samui Waterfall
KOH SAMUI — A 22-year-old French tourist died on Monday morning after slipping and falling from the top of a waterfall on Koh Samui...
Thai Opposition Leader Campaigns in Korat, Visits Ya MO Monument
NAKHON RATCHASIMA — Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut, leader and prime ministerial candidate of Thailand’s People’s Party, campaigned in the northeastern province of Nakhon Ratchasima on Thursday,...
“I Will Never Forget You”: Korean YouTuber Thanks Thai Soldiers 70 Years Later
BANGKOK — A South Korean YouTuber known as “SSAEM Brother” posted an emotional video after traveling to Bangkok’s Victory Monument to thank Thai soldiers...
Thailand Ends 2025 Battered by Conflict, Disaster and Political Turmoil
Thailand is closing out 2025 as one of its most turbulent years in recent memory, marked by deadly natural disasters, a collapsing flagship construction project, armed conflict with Cambodia and the fall of yet another prime minister.
