Opinion: Anti-Communist Song Belongs in Thailand’s Past, Period
Indoctrination isn’t what it used to be, not when competition for people's ears and eyes has become so intense.
Opinion: Prayuth Returns as Only Viable Anti-Thaksin Candidate
Former Princess Ubolratana Mahidol’s short-lived bid to become prime minister – which ended when a royal command opposing her candidacy was issued Feb. 8...
Opinion: A Sad, Shocking Week That Tested Football’s Heart
PARIS — It was a week of sad and shocking images for football.
From the murky depths of the cold sea that separates France and...
Opinion: Friday’s Political Drama Reignited Political Divisions
Between the time Ubolratana Mahidol’s candidacy was announced and effectively ended less than 14 hours later, all of Thailand was turned upside down.
Tribal allegiances,...
Opinion: Thailand Can Do the Right Thing For #Hakeem
Is Thailand merely an innocent caught in the middle of a diplomatic power play between Australia and Bahrain over the fate of refugee footballer Hakeem AlAraibi?
Opinion: Ignorance of Nazis, History a Bug or Feature of Thai Education?
Why do some young Thais commit the blunder of wearing clothes with Nazi symbols?
Is it a failure of the Thai education system? Is it...
Opinion: Unmistakable Message to Thailand Surfaces in Mekong
Now that police have confirmed through DNA the identities of at least two Thais murdered and mutilated horrendously, I wonder what ...
Opinion: A Land of Smiles So Easily Cracked by Conflict
A man was arrested Tuesday for killing his wife and her family of five in the northern province of Uttaradit. Another man arrested on...
Opinion: #SaveRahaf and the Twitter Storm that Battered Two Kingdoms
Eighteen-year-old Rahaf Mohammad al-Qunun was both media savvy and lucky to avoid being forcibly sent back from Thailand’s Suvarnabhumi Airport to Saudi Arabia to...
Opinion: Unequal Thailand a Daily Struggle
That Thailand is one of the most unequal societies on earth should be a concerns for all Thais, from those at the top all...
