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BANGKOK — Kyaaaa! Japanophiles take note, free concerts and Nippon goods will abound at Nippon Haku Bangkok 2019 fair from Aug. 30 to Sept....

KHON KAEN — Queues of hungry students and locals were lining up at a shop that sells everything “moo krob” in the northeast of...

By Pravit Rojanaphruk
Senior Staff Writer

BANGKOK — The launch of twice daily three-minute TV and radio spots by the junta providing positive, one-sided information has prompted its critics to call for equal airtime for its opponents.

BANGKOK — The ultra-conservative activist monk Buddha Issara is gathering signatures for a proposal that could keep junta chairman Prayuth Chan-ocha in power for several more years until the junta's national reform program is complete.

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.

BANGKOK — An ice cream company in Thailand has apologized for referencing a derogatory term for anal sex in a Facebook post intended to celebrate the US Supreme Court's landmark ruling to legalize same-sex marriage in all 50 states.

The monsoons have arrived with a vengeance, but the good news is that this week is full of concerts and dope club nights.

BANGKOK – The armed men seen standing next to conservative Thai activist-turned-monk Suthep Thaugsuban were not his personal guards, the monk’s brother said today.

BANGKOK — Singing English language songs, Violette “V” Wautier seems to have hit her stride and found both her niche – and voice.

BANGKOK — He doesn’t read comic books, has never watched an episode of Game of Thrones and doesn’t understand the appeal of video games.