Pravit Rojanaphruk

Watching Donald Trump framing his Presidential Election battle against Kamala Harris, one can’t help but notice at least two similarities with Thai politics worth elaborating.

Some of the 14.5 million poor people who hold state welfare cardholders and the physically handicapped were elated this week as they withdrew their 10,000 baht cash handout from a nearby ATM, thanks to the government’s cash handout scheme

Almost a week after the tragedy, the nation is still mourning the loss of 23 people, 20 of them young students, in the school bus fire in Pathum Thani province on October 1

T he decision by Thai-owned Miss Grand International Competition to suddenly move the site of its contest from Phnom Penh, Cambodia, to

I n less than five days from now, or by Friday October 25, the statute limitations for the seven people wanted for their involvement in the Tak Bai

If you have at least two hours extra in Singapore’s Kampong Glam (after visiting Sultan Mosque and Haji Lane), how about doing a leisurely, or even lazy,

In the end, by the end of Friday, October 25, the forlorn hope for “a miracle” expressed by Justice Minister Thawee Sodsong that some of the 14 people wanted in relation to the 2004 Tak Bai massacre

Thailand took the right step earlier this week when the Cabinet of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra approved new criteria to accelerate the process of granting Thai citizenship

BANGKOK — Southeast Asia is the second most-affected regions in the world when it comes to road accidents, after Africa, and Thailand “tragically

Reading The New York Times’ Weekend international edition two days before the US Presidential Election one can feel the sense of acute anxiety, despair even, among its top writers