Bangkok’s Class Divisions: An Outsider’s Opinion
Some landscapes paint a more graphic depiction of poverty than others. Such is the case in Bangkok.
Opinion: 5 Years Lost to Junta, But Fight Far From Over
Please allow me to whine. After all, today marks five years since the junta seized the sovereign power of the Thai people.
Time flies. Junta...
Opinion: The Short-sighted Hunt for Anti-Monarchists
The lese majeste law may be draconian – but it’s still better than enforced disappearance or extrajudicial killings.
Opinion: How the Junta Rigged, Tweaked and Stole the Election
The Election Commission has finally announced the 2019 election’s official results, more than a month after voting day. Now, we should ask whether the election was free and fair.
Opinion: When is Endgame in the Fight for Thai Democracy?
Emboldened by Marvel’s latest superhero movie “Avengers: Endgame”, some Thais are calling for the democracy struggle in Thailand to also reach its climax.
Opinion: Why Don’t Thais Read?
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...
Opinion: The Truth About ‘China Debt Trap’
The Second Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation (BRF) was held in Beijing from April 25 to 27.
Opinion: One Month After Elections but No Solution In Sight
On the evening before the one month anniversary of the March 24 general election, two soldiers sat aimlessly, guarding Victory Monument. It was a...
An Ode to Notre Dame, For Now (Video)
PARIS — There is something about architectural wonders which transcends national borders and religion. Notre Dame is one such wonder.
Opinion: Let’s Not Succumb to Political Hysteria
Witch hunt, paranoia and hysteria is gripping Juntaland.
This time, the witches – or demons – are the Future Forward Party duo comprised of leader...
