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Deputy PM Wissanu Krea-ngam speaks at a May 22 book fair at Government House.

No Need for Prayuth to Attend PM Vote: Deputy PM

BANGKOK — A top official in charge of the junta’s legal affairs insisted Tuesday that there’s no need for junta leader Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha...

Parties Condemn ‘Barbaric’ Assault on Activist

BANGKOK — A prominent activist remains hospitalized Monday after he was attacked by a group of men while leaving an anti-junta protest yesterday.

Palace Releases Queen Bio Ahead of Birthday

BANGKOK — An official biography of Queen Suthida was unveiled on Sunday, just a day before the nation celebrates her 41st birthday.

PM to be Decided on Wednesday: House Speaker Chuan

BANGKOK — Newly-endorsed lower house speaker Chuan Leekpai announced that MPs will convene to select Thailand’s next prime minister on Wednesday.
Parina Kraikup at the Technology Crime Suppression Division on Friday.

Pro-Junta MP Files Cybercrime Case Against Netizens

BANGKOK — A pro-junta MP filed a cybercrime complaint on Friday after being flamed online over a video in which she apparently insults a...

Prayuth ‘Animal Farm’ Endorsement Left Netizens Snorting

BANGKOK — Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha’s suggestion that Thais read dystopian classic Animal Farm snowballed into an avalanche of social media ridicule Thursday.
This undated photo provided by the Faiyen music band shows band members Romchalee Sombulrattanakul, front, and Trairong Sinseubpo, back, as they host a talk show program in an undisclosed location in Laos. Fear of abduction and murder by people they believe are seeking to eliminate them for songs seen as disrespectful toward their country’s monarchy. Photo: Faiyen band via AP

Thai Musicians in Exile for Their Songs Fear for Their Lives

BANGKOK — They are members of a folk music group living communally in the Southeast Asian nation of Laos, but they are in fear...

Singer From Nazi Shirt Scandal Now Educating Fans on Holocaust

BANGKOK — An idol singer who provoked international outrage by wearing a shirt emblazoned with the Nazi flag onstage says the scandal taught her an invaluable lesson about world history.

#Chitpas1700 : Netizens Squint at Democrat’s Unlikely Victory

BANGKOK — Thai netizens are venting their incredulity on the internet Wednesday at politicians who gained party-list MPs seats from a recent byelection in Chiang Mai despite earning as little as 1,738 votes.

Anti-Junta Rappers Awarded Creative Dissent Prize

BANGKOK — An international civil rights group has awarded a creativity award to the artists behind a viral rap video lambasting Thailand’s junta and justice system.

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