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By: Pravit Rojanaphruk
This week marks one year since the beginning of the tragic and needless undeclared war between Thailand and Cambodia. Many have been killed—civilians and soldiers on both sides—and their loved ones will continue to miss them dearly. How do we even begin to count the losses? Do we count only the innocent civilians killed in […]
By: Pravit Rojanaphruk
Diplomacy is no longer confined to diplomats and politicians. Increasingly, and for better or worse, people-to-people relations shape ties between two nations. It is not just face-to-face contact, but the use of social media that shapes the trajectory relations between two nations. Two examples are apparent in Thailand: relations with Cambodia, and China. The toxic […]
Seven security officers and two suspected insurgents have been killed recently in the deep south of Thailand. There are at least two ways for Thais to react to this violence.
Meddling to improve perceptions of China abroad cannot obscure 'gray Chinese' in Thailand
By: Pravit Rojanaphruk
If we are honest with ourselves, Thai society is one where trending news topics, based on my observation as a journalist over the years, have an
By: Pravit Rojanaphruk
Here is why I think Thailand might be entering a second consecutive lost decade. The first lost decade, between May 2014 and August 2023 was largely
After years, if not decades, of silence and gossip behind people's backs, the #MeToo moment among Thailand's so-called progressive and liberal
By: Pravit Rojanaphruk
Nearly a year after fighting on the Thailand-Cambodia border, a ceasefire remains in place, but normal relations remain distant. Land crossings are still closed, distrust persists, and online hostility continues to shape public perceptions in both countries. Against that backdrop, I met Cambodianess editor-in-chief Sao Phal Niseiy in Bangkok last month for a rare cross-border […]
By: Pravit Rojanaphruk
Business leaders and entrepreneurs from India and Thailand gathered in Bangkok on 27 August for the India-Thailand Business Conclave, aimed at exploring opportunities to deepen trade and investment ties between the two countries. The event, organised by the Embassy of India in Thailand, brought together representatives from both sides as India seeks to expand its […]
By: Pravit Rojanaphruk
The past two weeks saw two anti-Israel protests in Bangkok outside the embassy itself. This is a convergence of a few factors.
