Thursday, May 01

Thai prosecutors have dropped charges against American academic Paul Chambers, accused of insulting the royal family under stringent lèse-majesté laws.

Thursday, Apr 10

American academic Paul Chambers faces royal defamation charges in Thailand, raising concerns over free speech and academic freedom amid strict lese-majeste laws.

Friday, Apr 04

A Thai court has issued an arrest warrant for American academic Paul Chambers, charging him with violating the country's lese-majeste law regarding royal insults.

Friday, Apr 04

U.S. tariffs on Thai exports may lead to economic losses of $8 billion and a potential GDP decrease of up to 2%.

Friday, Mar 28

Thai police seek a Singaporean man connected to the suspicious death of his girlfriend, found dead in their Bangkok apartment.

Wednesday, Mar 26

Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra successfully survives a no-confidence vote despite intense opposition scrutiny over her ties to billionaire father Thaksin.

Thursday, Mar 20

Thailand aims to host a Formula 1 street race in Bangkok starting 2028, promising infrastructure upgrades and job creation.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Nine-year-old tattoo artist Napat Mitmakorn impresses with skills learned from TikTok tutorials at the Thailand Tattoo Expo, aspiring to open his own parlour.

Monday, Mar 17

Thailand sends officials to China to monitor Uyghurs' welfare after US sanctions over their deportation, emphasizing compliance with humanitarian principles.

Sunday, Mar 16

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali visits Bangkok to explore potential for a Grand Prix race, eyeing new markets as the sport's popularity surges.