Opinion

In the end, the hatred towards Bhumjaithai Party leader Anutin Charnveerakul and the perception that he was a junior figure under former PM Thaksin Shinawatra

Monitoring daily government press conferences and its latest coronavirus figures has become a daily ritual for many Thais as they enter a nationwide lockdown in April.

Feeling possibly jittery and just wanting to make sure that the Thai public is on board with him before signing a peace deal with Cambodia, PM Anutin Charnvirakul went live on Facebook to reassure Thai nationalists

A week before the referendum on the junta-favored charter draft, which ended in a decisive victory for a constitution written entirely by junta appointees, I asked a taxi driver if he would tell me how he would vote.

It was a routine question for any candidate on the campaign trail.

ith the threat of a single gateway still looming over the heads of netizens, the recent dust-up over limiting access to Facebook content deemed inappropriate by the government, a future internet chock-full of stringent government controls still seems an inevitable reality.

But they are built, society must consider if it wants to live in a hyperconnected and digitally vulnerable future.

A popular travel YouTuber got herself in hot water this week after she uploaded a clip showing herself traveling business-class to New York, got herself vaccinated with Pfizer’s, and said there is one good thing about COVID-19.

By Tayo Tunyathon Koonprasert At 13, having just moved back to Bangkok after seven years in the United States, I asked my mom to take me...

In late March, I took an oath and stood as a defense witness in front of three presiding judges at the Criminal Court in one of the rarest criminal cases in Thailand.