Crush of War Drives Boys to Guns in ‘Return to Homs’
BANGKOK — While Syria’s carnage of warfare continues to ravage the country, the outside world finds opportunities to raise awareness of those affected and their daily challenges.
Thai Fishing Boats Forced to Dock as New Regulations Take Effect
SAMUT SAKHON – Thai fisherman say they need more time to comply with new regulations that come into effect tomorrow and will prevent scores of captains from leaving their ports.
Thai Pride at Thailand’s AIS Winning No.1 “World’s Strongest Telecoms Brand” for Second Year...
AIS has achieved the No. 1 position in Brand Finance’s 2020 rankings of the World’s Strongest Telecoms Brand for a second year.
Bomb Attacks in Deep South Amid Inquiry into Deadly Raid
PATTANI — Five homemade bombs exploded almost simultaneously last night in the southern border province of Pattani, a week after a controversial military raid in the province left four local residents dead.
Arrest Warrants Issued For Siam Paragon Bombers
BANGKOK — Police have obtained arrest warrants for two suspects in connection with the double bombing of a high-end shopping mall in downtown Bangkok on Sunday.
Koh Tao Murder: Top Forensic Scientist to Testify for Defense
SURAT THANI — The head of Thailand's Central Institute of Forensic Science will testify in defense of two Burmese men accused of killing two British backpackers in southern Thailand last year.
Anonymous Hacks Police Sites to Campaign for ‘Justice’ in Koh Tao Murders
BANGKOK — Hacker collective group Anonymous last night claimed responsibility for taking down at least 14 police websites in Thailand, in a campaign for “justice” for the Koh Tao murder case.
Thai Immigration Asks Foreigners for Bank Accounts, Social Media, Hangouts
By Todd Ruiz and Sasiwan Mokkhasen
BANGKOK — Foreign nationals residing in Thailand are being asked to disclose personal information to the government, including their bank details and where they hang out online and offline.
BANGKOK — Foreign nationals residing in Thailand are being asked to disclose personal information to the government, including their bank details and where they hang out online and offline.
Songkhla Governor Pleads for More Rohingya Interpreters
SONGKHLA — The governor of the southern province of Songkhla, where nearly 300 refugees from Myanmar and Bangladesh have been rescued this month, is pleading for more interpreters from the central government.
Koh Phangan Gets Spendy 12-Day Music Fest
SURAT THANI — The southern island known worldwide for lunar debauchery is getting a 12-day dance party next year.