Thailand’s ICJ-Phobia: Thailand-Cambodia’s Prison of Historical Narrative
The leaked audio clip between PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra and Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen has led the Thai Constitutional Court to suspend PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra from her PM duties on July 1
Things That Bothered Me About the June 28 Anti-Government Protest
Firstly, we've reached a point where some pro-Pheu Thai propagandists played down and suggested that the number of protesters was anything but close to 10,000 people, if not more.
Why Is the Thai-Cambodian Relationship the Most Toxic and Complex, Far Beyond Just Border...
The Thai-Cambodian conflict is far more complex than mere border disputes that is a burning issue for both nations at the moment, driving ultranationalist groups in both Thailand and Cambodia,
Time for Thai and Cambodian Patriots to Speak Out
In less than two weeks, the Thai-Cambodian border conflict is already spilling out of control and, if not handled calmly, will lead to a toxic legacy that would affect Thais and Cambodians alike for a generation, if not more.
Thais and Cambodians Should Be Wary of Ultranationalism
he unfortunate clash between Thai and Cambodian soldiers at a disputed area along the border near Chong Bok, Ubon Ratchathani province, at dawn on Wednesday led to the death of one Cambodian soldier.
Political “Honeymoon” Between Thaksin and Conservative Royalist Camps Now Over
This week’s ruling on May 22 by the Supreme Administrative Court against former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, ordering the former premier (who is a fugitive) to pay 10 billion baht in damage
Proposed Entertainment Complex: Itself a Gamble
The meeting between Deputy Finance Minister Julphan Amornvivat and prominent casino and entertainment complex developer Chris Gordon, President of Wyn Development, on Friday suggests
Why We Can’t Be Optimistic About Peace in Pattani
The issue of the three southern border provinces (Pattani, Narathiwat, and Yala) is a complex issue and involves deeply challenging core issues.
Not All Those Charged Under the Lese Majeste Law Are Created Equal
It is highly likely that pressure both domestically and especially internationally was a significant factor leading to the Attorney General's decision not to indict Thailand-based American scholar Paul Chambers under lese majeste law
Revising Thailand’s Visa-Free Entry Scheme Should Be Handled Carefully
Finally, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has given a green light for the visa-free entry scheme to be revised, said the Public Relations Department today, April 27, on its FB page.
