Ukrainian Envoy Rebuts Russia, Thai Gov’t Asks Not To Use Thai Flag At Presser
BANGKOK — Ukraine’s top diplomat to Thailand on Friday insisted that Russia’s war on his homeland was no “special military operation” as claimed by his Russian counterpart and pleaded for more help from Thailand.
Russian Ambassador Defends Invasion of Ukraine, Appreciates Thailand’s Neutral Stance
BANGKOK — The Russian ambassador to Thailand Evgeny Tomikhin on Tuesday invited a selected group of Thai media to listen to Russia’s rhetoric justifying its invasion of Ukraine.
Amnesty International Says It Won’t Leave Thailand Amid Calls for Expulsion
BANGKOK — Amnesty International on Wednesday issued a statement saying they will continue to operate in Thailand despite calls to shut down the country’s branch for alleged threat to national security.
Thammasat’s High School Denies Teaching Distorted History
BANGKOK — The demonstration school of Thammasat University on Sunday refuted allegations that it has distorted the teaching of Thai history and the monarchy.
Analysis: Bangkok By-election Results Signal a Wind of Political Change
The ‘spectacular’ loss suffered by the ruling Palang Pracharath Party MP candidate Saralrasami Jenjaka in a Bangkok by-election on Sunday will leave many pondering what went wrong and its repercussions for days to come.
In Case You Miss the Old Prayut, See Min Aung Hlaing’s Deeds on Exhibit...
BANGKOK — See the atrocious deeds of the (Burmese) military regime on display and how people of Myanmar struggle in an attempt to overthrow the illegitimate usurpers over the past year.
Saudi Restores Full Ties With Thailand After Diamond Dispute
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Saudi Arabia on Tuesday ordered the restoration of full diplomatic ties with Thailand and said the countries agreed to trade ambassadors, closing the chapter on three decades of mistrust and hostility between the nations that stemmed from a sensational jewelry heist.
Cabinet Approves Draft Law on Media Ethics
BANGKOK — Media personalities on Wednesday criticized a draft law that would allow suspension of media license on grounds of publishing contents deemed against “good morals of the public.”
For Monarchy Reform Activist, Getting Hired Is All but Impossible
BANGKOK — For over a year now, looking for a full-time job and planning for the future has all but become impossible for 25-year-old Jatuporn Saeoueng due to political charges and indictments made against her.
Prawit Says He’s Willing to Serve With Prayut Till ‘2027’
BANGKOK — Deputy Prime Minister Gen Prawit Wongsuwan said Wednesday that, if his health permits, he would like to serve along with Prayut until 2027.