In recent years, Thailand has facilitated transnational repression by outright authoritarian neighbors and nearby democracies alike, making it increasingly difficult for Southeast Asian dissidents ...

Blog posts represent the views of CFR fellows and staff and not those of CFR, which takes no institutional positions. In September 2014, several months after the Thai armed forces’ May 2014 coup, I ...

As “change” elections and momentous transitions sweep Asia, Thailand has self-selected for stagnation. Tuesday’s action by the Thai military to declare martial law while leaving the government in ...

Richard Barrow at Thai-Blogs.Com points to a school in Thailand that is encouraging the students to video blog. Global Voices stands out as one of the earliest and strongest examples of how media ...

As Thailand heads to the polls on March 24 for the first time in nearly eight years, the stakes are the highest they have been in decades. The election, put off repeatedly since a 2014 military coup, ...

Thailand’s booming wellness and spa sector is driving the nation towards global recognition in the World Wellness Tourism market. According to the latest data from the Economic Tourism and Sports ...

Jews who live in Thailand tend to be a passionate group who do a great job of maintaining their Jewish heritage, traditions, beliefs and passions in the midst of Asia. Our hometown communities are far ...

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) launched its "Nihao Month" campaign on Tuesday, rolling out cultural, digital and promotional initiatives to attract Chinese travellers during the peak holiday ...

Ashwin Parijat Anshu is an associate professor at Zakir Husain Delhi College, affiliated to Delhi University. ‘Glory to Ram’ is the leitmotif of culture here. Here kings had proudly sought to imbibe ...

Thailand’s re-auction of the 900MHz licence forfeited by Jas Mobile is now set to be a one-horse race, with market leader AIS to be the lone participant, after True Move decided not to join the sale ...