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Thailand
Enemies of the Coup: Fugitives of the Thai Junta
By Pavin Chachavalpongpun
The Diplomat's Zachary Keck speaks with Dr. Pavin Chachavalpongpun, a fugitive of the Thai Junta.
Europe Must Support Democracy in Thailand
By Serhat Ünaldi
The EU should continue to stand up to Thai’s coup leaders and push for the restoration of democracy.
Thai Military Declares Martial Law, Denies Coup
By Zachary Keck
The Thai military has declared martial law, deployed in the streets of Bangkok and seized media outlets.
In Thailand, Mass Protests Against Democracy
By Zachary Keck
Mass demonstrations for democracy are quite common. Rarely have we seen people take to the streets to oppose democracy.
Can the King’s Speech Pacify Thailand?
By Wenchi Yu
While offering a temporary respite from the protests, the aging King cannot solve the broader issues dividing Thailand.
Thai Dance Students Go Back to School with New York’s Battery Dance Company
Western dance workshop in Thailand underscores cultural differences.
Harrison Ford and Rihanna: Environmental Crusaders?
Western celebrities have ruffled official feathers over the environment in Thailand and Indonesia.
Thai Tear-Jerker Video Goes Viral
A Thai mobile company’s video advert has the whole world crying.
Bangkok Bling: Thailand’s Shopaholics Speak
Thai super shoppers seem to embrace the news that more luxury malls are coming.
Philippine Floods: Benigno Visits Hard-Hit Areas
Plus, Thai police have increased their efforts to crack down on illegal street racing. Thursday ASEAN links.
Thailand’s Proposed Amnesty Law Sows Seeds of Discontent
Protestors are filling Bangkok’s streets, calling for justice for past political bloodshed.
Southeast Asia Scales Down on Subsidies
Thailand, the Philippines and Indonesia have recently downgraded key subsidies. Public response is mixed.