Current Affairs
Former student council president says students and communities should be represented in choosing university president
Chulalongkorn University has appointed Professor Dr Bundhit Eua-arporn to continue as president of the university on Saturday despite not winning the popular vote, causing dissatisfaction among the students.“There is a problem in the way that they choose the president...
Current Affairs
Ruling party by-election win shows why it will stick by Thammanat
This weekend, the ruling Palang Pracharat Party won the country’s first electoral contest since national elections held last year.Unofficial counts in the Lampang by-election shows PPRP candidate Wattana Sitwang leading his nearest rival candidate by a healthy margin....
Covid-19
Thailand discovers one new case of coronavirus in state quarantine
Thailand’s government on Sunday said that it had discovered one new case of coronavirus in the last 24 hours.They were found in state quarantine after arriving from South Africa.The new discoveries bring the total number of cases up...
Covid-19
Thailand discovers 1 new coronavirus patient; 10 more recoveries
Thailand's Ministry of Public Health said on Saturday that it had discovered one new case of coronavirus, a patient in state quarantine who had returned to the country from Bahrain.The new discovery brings the total number of patients...
Covid-19
Thailand discovers five new coronavirus cases on Friday, all in state quarantine
Thailand's government said on Friday that it discovered five new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours, all in state quarantine.This is the 25th straight day without cases outside of state quarantine.This brings the total number of...
Current Affairs
Ruling party denies that it is trying to ‘buy’ opposition MPs
The ruling Palang Pracharath party said on Friday that rumours that it was trying to coerce or convince MPs of the opposition and coalition to join the party was simply untrue and part of an opposition campaign to discredit...
Current Affairs
Intimidation and Harassment: Thai student leaders face a paranoid state threatened by their protests
Four special branch police officers stood outside Bunkueanun Paothong's house in Nakhon Sawan asking his mother if they could speak to him. They said the matter was urgent. They wanted to stop Bunkueanun from getting in legal trouble, they...
