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Democratic Thailand could now gather under Thanathorn

May 26, 2019

The Constitutional Court’s ruling that Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit cannot act as an MP during his share-holding case left me scratching my head.

Embassy’s gay festival was a waste of taxpayers’ money

February 11, 2019

The diplomatic mission of my country in this Kingdom, I learned from friends, organised a Gay Film Festival in the grounds of our embassy, on Wireless Road in the heart of the capital, something I am sure Thailand could not do without.

Higher-education ministry set to make April debut

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 09, 2019

THAILAND could have a Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation before the end of April.

Sovereignty, rights ignored in airport debacle

MONDAY, JANUARY 07, 2019

Thailand could have blood on its hands if it fails to protect a Saudi traveller on her journey to freedom

What’s needed to build a ‘startup nation’

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 01, 2018

Talented Thailand could lead Asia onto the global tech and innovation stage if financing is in place to light the bonfire

Safer roads will boost Thai GDP by 22 per cent: World Bank

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2018

THAILAND could gain significant long-term economic benefit by making the roads safer and saving its mainly young and capable population from premature death in accidents, the World Bank says.

Tax on online trade needed promptly

THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018

Thailand could lose a significant amount of e-commerce income without an effective law that’s effectively enforced

Embrace tech or see millions of jobs vanish, TDRI chief warns

MONDAY, MAY 14, 2018

Thailand Research Development Institute president Somkiat Tangkitvanich warned on Monday that Thailand could lose three million jobs over the next 20 years if it is unable to adapt to and utilise disruptive digital technology.

Thailand could play key role in Southeast Asia – if it steps up and sets a democratic example

SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018

With the ongoing effort to negotiate a South China Sea Code of Conduct, Asean countries have focused on balancing relationships with major powers, namely China and the US, while keeping momentum among regional countries. Mie Oba, professor of international relations at the Tokyo University of Science, speaks to The Nation’s Supalak Ganjanakhundee.

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