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Indie Doc Follows Afghan Journos at FCCT




BANGKOK — When the crush of hard news from a hard world closes in, dystopian fantasies of Hunger Games or The Lobster can leave audiences still hungry.

Education Commission Recalls 'Porn Star' Math Textbooks

BANGKOK — The Office of Vocational Education Commission (VEC) has ordered a recall of 2,000 high school mathematics textbooks that unwittingly feature a Japanese porn star on the cover.

Told They Must Break Up, Couple Hangs Themselves With Same Rope

SURIN — A pair of star-crossed lovers took their lives in the northeast of Thailand by hanging themselves with two nooses fashioned from the same rope.

A world-class techno music festival at “DRUMCODE X BLUE TREE SONGKRAN”

Get set for A world-class techno music festival at “DRUMCODE X BLUE TREE SONGKRAN” featuring for Thailand’s first ever the “DRUMCODE” Stage on April...

Ride in Tuk-Tuk Art Galleries Next Month

BANGKOK — Travel between galleries next month on an artsy journey aboard a fleet of tuk-tuks tricked out with highbrow culture.

Activists Fear for Fate of Cute Baby Cow in Video

CONCORD, New Hampshire — So much for sharing the good news about a newborn calf named Pitcher Diego.

NCPO To Clarify New Press Censorship Measures With Media Bosses

BANGKOK — The Thai military junta will convene a meeting with directors of news agencies to clarify its heightened measure to monitor the media, said a leading member of the junta.

UN Refugee Agency Visits Rohingya in Southern Thailand

NAKHON SI THAMMARAT - Representatives from the United Nations refugee agency visited the 99 Rohingya who have been rescued from suspected human traffickers in southern Thailand today.
A still from “Family in Transition.” Image: Movie Trailers Source / YouTube

LGBT+ Film Fest Explores the Many Shades of Pride

BANGKOK —  LGBT+ Film Festival 2019 is set to shed light on the diverse facets of the global pride movement. Coming after Pride Month celebrations...

Security Lapses as Airport Reaches for Candles and Pencils Due to Power Failure



KRABI — Travelers got an early start to Valentine’s Day yesterday at a romantically lit Krabi International Airport, where staff burned candles to keep things moving during a six-hour power outage and security lapse.

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