Passion for solving water problems pays off
His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great spent decades trying to combat the twin crises besetting Thailand: droughts and floods.
Scholar sees chance to sue NCPO
A law professor will look into whether it is possible to file a suit for damages from former members of the now-defunct National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO).
Reform urged to end school abuse
Sexual abuse can be prevented by not only reforming the justice system to make it fairer for victims, but also educating youngsters and those around them.
Smart City project a source of conflict
The row over a plan to purchase land as part of a "smart city" project has raised questions about the way the state spends taxpayer money on land expropriation.
Landless villagers get homes, but must protect Ranong mangroves
Authorities have reached an agreement with a landless community that will allow villagers to live in a mangrove forest if they help protect the area, a unique collaboration that could work across the country, land rights groups said.
Min Buri to get shot in the arm
Min Buri, a district on the edge of Bangkok, is known as a green area -- a former paddy zone in a low-laying plain with plenty of canals and nature.
Academics, politicians divided over path to unity
Key politicians and academics offer their views on how the conflict can be resolved, or at least eased.
Young believe 'information war' already won
Student protesters believe era of state censorship is over as questions are asked over role of police force.
Govt struggles with 'tech-savvy' protesters
The government is struggling to deal with demonstrators who make the most use of information and communication technologies and social media platforms in their campaign,
