No one has claimed responsibility for the blast in Thailand, with everyone from Islamist groups and the Uighur to a lone operative being blamed.
Papaya salad apparently originated in Laos, over the border with Thailand, and is now a staple in Southeast Asia.
The short film commissioned by the junta has left people outraged and baffled after the seemingly harmless video showed images of Adolf Hitler.
An additional round of patriotic propaganda has been added to the Thai school curriculum.
Thailand’s army ruler says people using a three-fingered protest salute from the blockbuster Hollywood franchise risk ‘jeopardising their futures’.
Rights activists say Thailand’s ruling junta has worked systematically to snuff out all challenges to its authority.
Emerging-market stocks are on a winning streak as slow recovery in the developed world offsets concerns over geopolitical tensions.
Thousands of security personnel have been deployed on Bangkok’s streets in a show of force against small but defiant anti-coup flashmob rallies.
Coup leaders say they will keep former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra, Cabinet members and anti-government protest leaders in detention.
Thailand’s army has taken control of government two days after its general declared martial law on the protest-hit country.
It’s a holidaymaker’s dream, but for some reason tourism has waned even as the people rise up.
After six months of political unrest and a day after the caretaker prime minister refused to stand down, Thailand’s army has declared martial law.
Malaysia’s military has traced what could have been the jetliner missing for almost five days to an area south of the Thai holiday island of Phuket.
Despite several protest sites shutting down, Thailand’s foreign minister says emergency laws could be extended until demonstrations end completely.
The rand stumbled for a second day as inflation rose and unrest in Ukraine and Thailand caused investors to sour towards emerging markets.
Thailand’s army chief has called for calm and ordered troops to remain neutral as coup rumours mount and protests increase in Bangkok.
A bus has plunged into a deep ravine in north-east Thailand, killing at least 29 people and leaving four others critically injured.
Rwanda, too, has succeeded in doing what this country has only been talking about for 18 years..
In surreal scenes after days of violent marches, Thailand’s protesters hugged police as they entered Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra’s grounds.
Thailand’s government has ordered police to stand down, bringing an end to days of violence in Bangkok in which five people have died.
Thailand’s Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra says she would "open every door" to find a peaceful solution to a political crisis gripping Bangkok.
Thousands of protesters launched a "people’s coup" on Thailand’s government on Sunday, swarming multiple state agencies in violent clashes.
Sometimes it’s better to skip the cocktails and
ladyboy parades and discover Thailand’s cleansing virtues instead.
Thai teachers have been under attack from Muslim insurgents who see them as representatives of the state.
Most backpackers in Thailand rush around ticking off the sights in a guidebook, but Torre DeRoche decided to live on one small island for months.
Thailand’s government has signed its first-ever agreement with a rebel group in the south of the country, pledging to work towards peace talks.
Scores of armed gunmen stormed a military base in south Thailand in an assault that has left 16 militants dead, an army spokesperson has said.
Misuse of artemisinin combination therapy on the Thai-Burma border has allowed parasitic resistance to develop that could spread worldwide.
Thailand has cancelled a tsunami warning in six of its Andaman coast provinces issued after a huge earthquake struck of the coast of Indonesia.
Thai authorities have seized more than 200 animals, including tigers and lions among other rare species, in a raid on an illegal wildlife supplier.
SA drug mule Nolubabalo Nobanda has written to her parents from prison in Thailand, saying she’s been used as a "decoy" by a Brazilian drug syndicate.
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/ 3 February 2012
Thailand has become the first government to publicly endorse Twitter’s controversial decision to censor messages in certain countries.