Medical Council Suspends Doctors Over Thaksin Hospital Stay
The Medical Council of Thailand has penalized three physicians involved in former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's controversial stay at Police General Hospital during his one-year prison sentence.
Junta Leader Chides Newspapers' Use of Dramatic Headlines
BANGKOK — The Prime Minister and chairman of Thailand’s military junta has asked newspapers not to describe him with dramatic or "negative" language, a government spokesperson says.
Chinese Virus Conspiracy Theories Picked Up By Thai Media
BANGKOK — A series of conspiracy theories promoted by the Chinese state media, which accused the United States of engineering the coronavirus as a bioweapon, is finding a large audience in Thailand thanks to uncritical coverage by some news agencies.
Thailand To Protest Fox News Over Flight MH370 Criticism
(22 March) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has hit back at an American reporter who called the Thai authorities "jerks" for their alleged delay in publishing the flight data of the missing Malaysian jet.
Thaksin’s 75th Birthday Party: What Does It Signal Politically?
Not only did former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra express happiness during his birthday celebrations over these three days
Saksayam Is Not Worried After Being Suspended From Duty
Suspended Transport Minister Saksayam Chidchob, from Bhumjai Thai Party, said on Friday afternoon he will clarify himself to the Constitutional Court within 15 days...
Thai Junta Holding 10 to 15 People For "Cooling Off"
BANGKOK (DPA) — Thailand's junta is currently holding between 10 and 15 people of the 300 summoned since the May 22 coup, a military spokesman said late Wednesday.
Thailand’s New Online Fad: Social Surveillance
BANGKOK — She worked at a hotel and said she’d never heard of the lese majeste law before police arrested her. When they told her the quickest way back to her young daughters was confessing to being Facebook user Rungnapha Khamwichai, she did so, without ever speaking to a lawyer.
Hunger Games Premiere Cancelled Ahead of Anti-Coup Protest
BANGKOK — A movie theatre in Bangkok has pulled the latest "Hunger Games" film from its program, a day before an anti-coup protest was scheduled to take place at the film's premiere.
Red-Yellow Reconciliation In Prison, As Tweeted by Anti-Coup Activist
Veteran anti-coup activist Sombat Boonngarm-anong took to twitter this afternoon to recount his experience among other prisoners, including the notorious "Popcorn Gunman," in Bangkok's Remand Prison.


















































