The AIIB and Global Governance
By Andrew Sheng and Xiao Geng
The Challenge of Russia’s Decline
By Joseph S. Nye, Jr.
Asian Values RIP
By Ian Buruma
China's New Normal and America’s Old Habits
By Stephen S. Roach
Editorial: Blackshirts No Excuse for Crackdown Deaths
Nearly five years later, myths about who is responsible for the more than 90 people killed in the 2010 crackdown refuse to die.
Editorial: A Referendum is Not Enough
The junta should organize a referendum that will allow the Thai people to choose between the upcoming 2015 constitution and the 1997 "People’s Constitution."
Editorial: BKK Bombing No Justification for Martial Law
Regardless of who is responsible for the Siam Paragon bombings, the incident should not be used as an excuse by the Thai junta to maintain martial law and its broad restriction on human rights.
Editorial: Grow Up Thai Junta, and Learn About Democracy
Instead of throwing a juvenile temper tantrum, the Thai military should comply with the United States government's calls for lifting martial law and returning to democratic rule immediately.
Editorial: New Laws Darken Future of Free Speech in Thailand
The future of freedom of expression in Thailand is bleak.
Removal of Article About Former Princess Srirasmi
[Khaosod English Editorial Team]
