Say Goodbye to Night Market Vendors on Silom Road
BANGKOK — Silom Road’s famous Night Market was given a death sentence Thursday, as it was named the next target of City Hall’s ongoing cleanliness and order campaign.
Explore the Rotting Colonial Splendor of Yangon in Bangkok
BANGKOK — An American photojournalist is coming to the Thai capital from Yangon to release his photo book of its iconic architectural landmarks this Saturday at an art space near Chinatown.
Some Rainy Relief Coming Soon
By Simon Duncan
Assistant Editor
BANGKOK — The longest heatwave in 65 years may soon break.
Assistant Editor
BANGKOK — The longest heatwave in 65 years may soon break.
Authorities Investigate Possible Radiation Leak in Bangkok
BANGKOK — Officials from Thailand's atomic energy agency investigating an abandoned container Thursday afternoon in a Bangkok warehouse have determined there is no danger of radiation leak, police said.
Pledge to Probe People Pinned to Panama Papers
BANGKOK — Authorities today said they will investigate whether any resident in Thailand named in a recent massive leak of information about offshore assets has broken any laws.
Paradise of the Blind: Prohibited Prints Under Assault at ‘Reading Room’
BANGKOK — For its gay penguin parents, Singapore limited access to “And Tango Makes Three.” Chinese censors originally banned Lewis Carroll’s masterwork “Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland” for representing human-animal equality
2 Injured When Bomb Explodes at Hua Lamphong Station: Police
BANGKOK — Two men from Udon Thani province were injured when they stubbed a cigarette out on an abandoned explosive device at the Bangkok Railway Station this afternoon, a police officer said.
Award-Winning Films From Canada and the Philippines to Screen in Bangkok
BANGKOK — Tragedy, justice and community intersect uneasily in a drama described as one of Canada’s best films which will screen Monday at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Thailand.
All Donations Welcome for Political Prisoners (Even From Thaksin), Says Lawyer
By Pravit Rojanaphruk
Senior Staff Writer
BANGKOK — Arnon Nampa doesn’t know where all the donations came from to help pay secure the freedom of dissidents on bail, but he's pretty sure none of the many small donations came from former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
Senior Staff Writer
BANGKOK — Arnon Nampa doesn’t know where all the donations came from to help pay secure the freedom of dissidents on bail, but he's pretty sure none of the many small donations came from former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
‘You Wanna Fight?’ Bangkok Moto Taxis Confront GrabBike
BANGKOK — The moto taxi wars took an ugly turn Monday when two motorbike taxi operators confronted a man working for an on-demand service who’d arrived to pick up a student.
