Better Hit the Gym, Ben & Jerry’s Coming to Thailand
BANGKOK — Fans of feel-good Ben & Jerry’s ice cream can rejoice as the beloved American brand is coming to Bangkok.
Staged Disappearance: Democrazy Theatre’s Provocative New Production
BANGKOK — When someone goes missing, will he or she be remembered? Do the vanished feel differently from those who remain?
‘Baby Soldiers’ Draw Praise, Condemnation
By Teeranai Charuvastra
Staff Reporter
KHON KAEN — A preschool in northeastern Thailand raised many eyebrows after its director ordered its young pupils to show up for class in army uniforms.
Staff Reporter
KHON KAEN — A preschool in northeastern Thailand raised many eyebrows after its director ordered its young pupils to show up for class in army uniforms.
‘Baby Soldiers’ Draw Praise, Condemnation
KHON KAEN — A preschool in northeastern Thailand raised many eyebrows after its director ordered its young pupils to show up for class in army uniforms.
Ariya Jutanugarn, First Thai Winner in Tour History, Poised to Three-peat
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Ariya Jutanugarn tore her scorecard into pieces after walking off the 18th green at Travis Pointe, proving the competition isn't the only thing she is tearing up.
Boat with 14 Foreign Tourists Sinks in Krabi
KRABI — A long-tail boat carrying 14 foreign tourists sank in the Andaman Sea on Friday afternoon.
Junta Promises Election in 2017, For Real This Time
BANGKOK — There will definitely be an election next year, according to a renewed promise by the military regime, which has already postponed the poll several times since it came to power in May 2014.
No Smoke Detectors in Dorm Where 17 Schoolgirls Died
CHIANG RAI — The charity-run dormitory where 17 schoolgirls died Sunday night was not equipped with a single smoke detector, its director said today.
Queen’s Condition Evaluated at Chulalongkorn Hospital
BANGKOK — Queen Sirikit has undergone medical tests at Chulalongkorn Hospital which found insufficient blood flow to her brain, the palace said in the first statement about her health in two years.
Food Safety Scare Spreads From OJ to Sashimi
BANGKOK — When police busted two Vietnamese nationals for allegedly mixing up bogus orange juice, the public received a grim reminder that what they eat is not always what it seems.
