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(3 May) A recent conflict within Ministry of Public Health has attracted attention from the public and the media.

(2 May) The Appeals Court of Ubon Ratchathani province today ruled the case of the Redshirts accused of setting fire to the town hall in May 2010, standing by the civil court’s verdict to life time imprisonment for 4 and a lighter sentence for 7, while 2 Redshirts received additional sentences upon discovery of new evidence.

(2 May) Another scandal hit Pattaya after a video clip posted on YouTube shows a certain business owner physically abusing a local official.

Query on BAAC Government FacilitiesDear Khaosod Editor and Mr. Kittiratt Na Ranong, Minister of FinanceI have a query on the subject of why the...

(2 May) Police are left scratching their heads after a soldier, who was possibly under influence of drugs and alcohol, went on a rampage, leaving trails of injuries and contradictory, surreal narratives of the events.

(2 May) Associate Prof. Dr. Siwat Pongpiajun from National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA) said that the research of the sample of the air particles from the 7 air quality monitoring stations of the Pollution Control Department from 2006-200 shows that the risk of lung cancer from inhaled air pollution level is at 554 pg. which is 2.2 times the standard, according to safety standards of UK-EPAQS, limited at 250pg. per sq.m.

(2 May) Vice spokesman of Pheu Thai Party criticized Thai Rath newspaper′s cartoonist who caused a furor among the Redshirts by implying PM Yingluck Shinawatra is worse than a prostitute.

(2 May) After maintaining the image of a leader keen on soft approaches and decreasing political tension for 2 years as the Prime Minister, Ms. Yingluck Shinawatra expressed her opinion and political stance in a very clear manner for the first time.

BANGKOK - Supporters of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra rally in front of Thai Rath newspaper headquarters today to protest its cartoonist who compared her to a prostitute.

(1 May) Sergeant Major. Worawit Nukulkij, police official of Din Daeng police station has been stripped of his position after a video clip exposing him taking advantage of a woman by searching her in a motel instead of a police station caused controversy in the online community.