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Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Hun Sen's latest antic unbecoming of a premier
I wonder whether it is still proper to address Mr Hun Sen as the prime minister of Cambodia. Or whether he deserves to be addressed Mr Prime Minister, given his latest antic displayed over the weekend at the Thai-Cambodian border.The timing of Mr Hun Sen’s weekend visit to the border was viewed ...
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02 February 2010
A comprehensive water policy is needed
by Veera Prateepchaikul While the hot summer is just two months away, many parts of the country is already experiencing water shortage as water level at many dams and natural sources has dropped markedlyAccording to the Irrigation Department, 30 provinces, mostly in lower North and the ...
Read this blog post | comments (1)20 January 2010
Are we suffering from compassion fatigue?
It appears as if our nation is suffering from “compassion fatigue” (a jargon coined by the United Nations and widely used during the 80s when Thailand was overwhelmed with Indochinese refugees).Initial reactions to the devastating earthquake in Haiti by the Thai media and the Thai government ...
Read this blog post | comments (12)04 January 2010
Time to brace for the worst political storm
The festive season was just over and, I believe, most of my compatriots have had a good time celebrating the arrival of the Year of the Tiger. Despite the heavy death toll from road accidents and the bombing attacks in the far South, there was no political violence which could spoil the festive ...
Read this blog post | comments (1)13 November 2009
Some wild suggestions to end Thai-Cambodian row
Ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra must feel at home with the red-carpet welcome accorded him by Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen and with his new job as economic adviser to the Cambodian government.Mr Thaksin’s meeting with some 300 top Cambodian businessmen and officials on Thursday ...
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