Tara Abhasakun is the Managing Editor at The Thaiger. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on Latin America and North America. Tara's work has been featured in several notable publications, including FairPlanet, Peace News Network, Arab News, and Prachatai English.
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Tara Abhasakun focuses on local news in Thailand, particularly in Phuket. She often covers evolving and breaking stories related to crime, entertainment news, travel & tourism. Based on her coverage attributes and topics covered, she would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing or developing local events such as crime incidents, cultural festivals, tourist attractions or issues affecting the community.
Given her focus on government announcement coverage attributes and the concerns of youth in conflict-stricken South Thailand topic covered, Tara might also be open to receiving pitches related to governmental policies impacting the region or social issues affecting young people in Southern Thailand.
When reaching out with story ideas for Tara's consideration, it's important to keep a strong local angle focused specifically on events occurring within Phuket or other areas of interest within Thailand.
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This week, South Sudan announces election date: Will there be peace? Ebola spread accelerates in DRC amidst armed conflict.
By: Tara Abhasakun, Seamus Corr
Although armed conflict has ended in Northern Ireland, Protestant and Catholic communities in the country remain divided in many ways today.
This week, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) aims to hold Rwanda accountable for war. Humanitarian workers killed in South Sudan.
This week, South Sudan’s transitional assembly renews commitment to peacebuilding. Sudan government says...
By: Tara Abhasakun
Ahead of Zambia’s August 13, 2026 general elections, church leaders are driving peace efforts to prevent and mitigate violence.
By: Tara Abhasakun, Anne Carr
Nearly 30 years after Northern Ireland’s conflict known as The Troubles ended in 1998, youth in the country continue to struggle.
This week, Bougainville president urges parliament to follow peace process. Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan consults.
This week, Colombia’s president closes peace talks with rebel groups. Sudanese and South Sudanese bishops work for peace.
By: Tara Abhasakun
This past year, Thailand's ‘Bad Student Organisation' developed a new mechanism to question seemingly unbreakable cultural and educational taboos: theatre.
This week, in South Sudan, can a new reservoir build peace amid cattle conflict? ‘Quinted’ mediators visit Sudan for peace talks.
