It Wasn’t Just a Quarrel But Execise of Crude Authoritarian Culture at Miss Universe...
The incident is an example of the vertical, authoritarian use of raw and crude power that many Thais have been made so familiar with since childhood, unfortunately.
A Proposal to Khun Nawat Itsaragrisil, Organiser of Miss Universe 2025 Competition
Given the severity of the issuing, it is best that Mr Nawat hold a formal press conference to sincerely apologize for using inappropriate language and methods with Miss Universe Mexico 2025 Fatima Bosch
The Other Vietnam and the Suppression of Press Freedom
It's been months now, according to the BBC statement earlier this week that their unnamed female Vietnamese reporter was unable to return to work in Bangkok.
The Other Conflict is Not Thai-Cambodian, But Internal
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
What We Can Learn from Scam ‘Crackdown’ in Cambodia?
"Online scam operations have proliferated in Cambodia since the COVID-19 pandemic, when the global shutdown saw many Chinese-owned casinos and hotels in the country pivot to illicit operations.
Reopening Hearts and Borders: A Path Toward Thai–Cambodian Reconciliation
Thailand’s new Prime Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, might have seemed to side with the ultranationalists when, on October 3, he declared: “Whoever wants to open the border crossing, raise your hand.”
Thais Struggle With Ultra-nationalism as Thai-Cambodian Conflict Continues
Apparently, ultra-nationalism has taken the better of these Thais. Their reactions against the Japanese Embassy was not just myopic but a failure to perceive the big picture and to even defend Thai national interests.
As India Looks East, Thailand Should Look Closer West at India
When India decided to look more to the East a quarter of a century ago, it was the beginning of a profound correction in its foreign policy…” S. Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister of India
Israel May Be ‘Winning’ in Gaza But It’s Losing Internationally
Israel is becoming increasingly isolated. Dozens of representatives from various nations walked out on Friday as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was addressing the UN General Assembly
The Voiceless Victims of the Thai-Cambodian Conflict
The unspoken tragedy of the ongoing Thai-Cambodian conflict is that the vast majority of those affected are ordinary people on both sides of the border, made virtually voiceless.
