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So far, 2016 has been a terrible year for advocates of democracy and human rights in Southeast Asia. [1]
BANGKOK — Censors under Thailand’s military junta have banned a city-building simulation computer game, saying it could hurt the country’s security, a video game distributor said on Monday. [2]
BANGKOK -- The durian, known by many in Southeast Asia as the "king of fruits," is currently in season, and its powerful odor emanates from street vendors and hangs over Bangkok. [3]
Re: "Thailand hit by a confluence of crises", (Opinion, Dec 5). [4]
BANGKOK -- Bombarded with criticism from home and abroad, the Thai government now seems to be trying to patch things up. [5]
Welcome to Your Week in Asia. Your Week in AsiaThai PM's policy speech, Apple's new products, Belt and Road summit Your weekly lineup of Asia's biggest business and political events Thailand's Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin appears at Government Hou... [6]
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Foreign Office of the Government Public Relations Department (PRD) hosted a press briefing and study tour program titled “Amazing Thai Taste to the World” on 24 February 2025 at the National Food Institute, a Foundation for In... [7]
By GAVIN M. GREENWOOD / ASIA SENTINEL Friday, March 11, 2011 [8]
So far, 2016 has been a terrible year for advocates of democracy and human rights in Southeast Asia.
BANGKOK — Censors under Thailand’s military junta have banned a city-building simulation computer game, saying it could hurt the country’s security, a video game distributor said on Monday.
BANGKOK -- The durian, known by many in Southeast Asia as the "king of fruits," is currently in season, and its powerful odor emanates from street vendors and hangs over Bangkok.
Re: "Thailand hit by a confluence of crises", (Opinion, Dec 5).
BANGKOK -- Bombarded with criticism from home and abroad, the Thai government now seems to be trying to patch things up.
Welcome to Your Week in Asia. Your Week in AsiaThai PM's policy speech, Apple's new products, Belt and Road summit Your weekly lineup of Asia's biggest business and political events Thailand's Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin appears at Government Hou
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Foreign Office of the Government Public Relations Department (PRD) hosted a press briefing and study tour program titled “Amazing Thai Taste to the World” on 24 February 2025 at the National Food Institute, a Foundation for In
By GAVIN M. GREENWOOD / ASIA SENTINEL Friday, March 11, 2011
BANGKOK—A new term is gaining ground in Thailand’s political vocabulary: “Chung-Chart,” which translates roughly as “nation-hater.” The term is used by ardent supporters of the monarchy and military to label anyone they see as a threat in a kingdom w
The Department of Cultural Promotion (DCP) under the Ministry of Culture is continuing its “One Province, One Menu – Celebrating Local Cuisine” initiative into its second year, focusing on elevating local dishes as cultural heritage under the theme “