110 Years of Thai Corrections: A Journey Toward Humanity
The Department of Corrections is a living testament to Thailand's journey through the ages, transitioning from punishments intended to inflict pain and death, to restrictions on liberty
New insights Into Thailand’s Iron Age Log Coffin Culture
MAE HONG SON - A mortuary practice known as Log Coffin culture characterizes the Iron Age of highland Pang Mapha in northwestern Thailand. Between...
OMG it’s Full of Party: Dragon’s Picks for Friday/Saturday
Perhaps it's the cooler weather getting people out more but with December begun and NYE coming, expect Bangkok’s nightlife to get into gear. This weekend alone offers a feast for hungry dancing feet: Drum ‘n Bass, dub, house and even some Muay Thai fighter DJs are just a few offerings.
Phayao Redshirts Cancel Songkran Celebration
PHAYAO - A Redshirt leader in the northern province of Phayao said he has canceled an annual Thai New Year celebration for local Redshirt activists in order to comply with the junta's ban on political activities.
Jay Chou Carnival World Tour In Bangkok Draws Over 70,000 Fans
BANGKOK - Jay Chou Carnival World Tour dives into a joyful carnival theme with well-designed visual effects that had fans embark on an auditory...
Northeastern Village Still Waiting For Electricity, 25 Years Later
SAKON NAKHON — Residents of Nong Pai Yai village in northeastern Thailand are demanding local authorities install electricity in their village, twenty-five years after they first submitted a request.
Thai TV Channels Fined For Airing Hit TV Series 'Dexter'
BANGKOK — Thailand’s media-regulating body says it has fined three private TV channels for airing the critically acclaimed American TV series "Dexter" because the show is too "violent."
Judge a Thai Craft Beer Contest This Month at Live Lounge
BANGKOK — Six Thai craft beers will compete and – Bangkok’s drinkers will be the judges.
German Bar Owner Murdered On Koh Samui Island
SURAT THANI — A group of Thai teenagers allegedly stabbed a German bar owner to death this morning on the popular tourist island of Koh Samui.
Fried Chicken-Filled Stomachs Make Rescue Possible
CHIANG RAI — An army marches on its stomach – and Navy SEALs are no different. That’s why Parita Suwannawong, 53, started cooking since 3am on Thursday to make 300 servings of fried chicken and sticky rice to send into the cave.























































