Hope, fear as kingdom's gates creak ajar
Tourism operators and residents in five southern tourist destinations which may open up to foreign travellers next month are optimistic about the government's travel bubble scheme.
Pandemic gives Prayut leverage to extend stay in power
Prime Minister Prayut has his eyes set on staying in power, but businessmen say he must first do more to help an economy brought to a standstill by the coronavirus pandemic.
Wanchalearm fate riles activists
New disappearance case is increasing calls for the passage of a law that gives families of the missing redress through the courts.
Lay of the land 'murky'
Sor Por Kor land -- the degraded forest tracts that the government gives to poor farmers -- has always courted controversy.
Some Thais trust spirits more than social distancing
These spirits were not wearing face masks. They appeared well fed, untroubled by the hunger pangs that have afflicted some Thais during the lean times of a pandemic.
The big tourism dilemma
Although the curfew has been lifted and most domestic businesses will be allowed to resume operations, inbound travel remains banned.
'Strategy' winning fight against virus, forum told
Public health measures and more than 1,000 epidemiological teams conducting contact-tracing nationwide have been hailed as key factors in curbing Covid-19.
Shrine draws attention over relocation plan
Many who have heard of Chulalongkorn University's plan to construct a high-rise structure at the site of the Thapthim Goddess Shrine hope the development will spare the revered shrine.
Pandemic exposes flaws in food supply
While anti-Covid-19 measures have been relaxed in Thailand, it is undeniable that many in the country still have to face the grim reality of an unprecedented economic slump brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. One way of preventing the massive layoffs from turning into a disaster is by building networks to bolster food security.
