British Author’s ‘Very Bangkok’ Deftly Dissects Thai Capital
Why do Bangkokians love malls so much and why do they call some Western tourists “bird shit Whiteys?”
Teacher’s Photo Exhibit Fundraises for Bangkok Charity Kitchen
BANGKOK — A Hungarian teacher’s photo exhibition showing next Saturday will fundraise for a local charity kitchen.
Citing Epidemic, Phetchabun Governor Cancels Songkran Greetings
PHETCHABUN — No Happy New Year, please.
A provincial governor on Wednesday cancelled the annual Thai New Year’s...
Koala Plushies in Bangkok Are Fundraising for the Aussie Bushfires
BANGKOK — With cute plushies, one Australian-Thai lookkreung is on a solo quest to get Thais to help rehabilitate animals in Australia left homeless from the bushfires.
Food and Fun Stuff: A First Look at The Commons Sala Daeng (Photos)
BANGKOK — As The Commons Thonglor turns four, a new branch of the community space opened recently at Sala Daeng, giving locals a new space to go to barre classes and sip on green smoothies.
Popular Erawan Shrine Struggles With Coronavirus Impact
BANGKOK — Even the gods in Bangkok are hit hard by the coronavirus – or at least those making money out of the gods.
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.
Thai Electrosynth Meets ‘Battleship Potemkin’ This Sunday
BANGKOK — Rebel with your Imperial Russian Navy comrades against eating maggot-ridden meat to a smooth synthwave soundtrack by one of Thailand’s top soundtrack composers this Sunday.
Pfizer Thailand Aims for Improving Access to Innovative Healthcare (Pfizer × Khaosod English)
The pharmaceutical
climate has changed over the past 5 years. Innovative medical treatments and
cures for a large number of previously difficult to...
