'Ghosts' return to Korean haunts
Promise of bumper pay packets far outweighs reality of unscrupulous bosses and little in the way of welfare for isolated illegal workers.
Teacher left to run school alone finally gets some help
Administrator, cook, cleaner, even gardener — Mr Krit does it all.
Small firms eye booze lift
Small breweries and local distilleries are hopeful of a bright future if the Move Forward Party forms a coalition government and pushes changes to liberalise the alcohol industry as promised.
Industry up in smoke?
The memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed by eight prospective parties on forming a coalition government could be bad news for advocates of the current freer cannabis policy.
CIB mulls temple fund investigations
The Central Investigation Bureau has assigned the Anti-Corruption Division to work with the National Office of Buddhism to put an end to financial crimes and sexual misconduct by monks.
Fighting Thailand's 'scamdemic'
Industrial-scale online crime in 'lawless' border areas in neighbouring countries is growing in volume and sophistication.
All quiet on the Mekong front
Mekong civil society groups are urging the governments of Thailand and Cambodia to shift their Mekong River policy towards protecting ecosystems and promoting environmental justice.
Conscription blues
Compulsory military service an unusually divisive issue at the polls.
Chiang Mai tourism hit by smog
Severe haze pollution has not only posed a health hazard to residents in Chiang Mai, but also dealt a blow to its tourism.
