"History does not repeat it stutters" Karl Marx once said, but obviously he had never lived in Thailand.
Under the new law employers can be fined a maximum of 800,000 baht (US$23,800) for each undocumented migrant, while workers...
Since the military coup in 2014, Thai foreign policy has moved closer towards Beijing at the expense of its longstanding...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Thailand is moving forward at full steam, thanks to the development of smart algorithms that can...
Across South-East Asia, civic space is shrinking. Crackdowns on people peacefully exercising their freedoms of assembly and expression have become...
Across Thailand's popular media stereotypes are rife, and perpetuate the objectification of women, often in its worst and most insidious...
For politicians, the quick fixes of direct democracy and nativism are proving difficult to resist. Yet these will erode democracy....
Sex work is, as the saying goes, the world’s oldest profession – except that the saying uses “prostitution” instead of...