Thailand’s Junta Closer to Setting Up Its Own China-Style Great Firewall
Thailand’s unelected junta has moved a major step closer to setting up a China-style Great Firewall that could block and censor websites or apps.
Month: September 2015
Thaksin Tells Opposition Red Shirts: ‘Play Dead’… For Now
From self-imposed exile, the influential leader of Thailand’s rural ‘red shirt’ opposition movement has delivered a message to followers angry at the military junta’s iron rule: lay low for now, don’t panic, “play dead.”
Thailand launches Museum of Corruption
A new museum has been launched in Thailand showcasing big public corruption cases through sculptures
Is This Mystery Fireball Over Thailand a Meteor? The Answer Isn’t Quite So Simple
The skies above Thailand were ablaze Monday with a mysterious fireball, captured on numerous dash-cams and cell phone cameras during the country’s morning rush hour.
Thai Authorities Have Held This British Academic at Bangkok Airport for Five Days Straight
Wyn Ellis says he is trapped in a “Kafkaesque bureaucratic nightmare”
Stressed? Chinese tourists in Thailand, facing 10-hour flight delay, sing the national anthem in departure hall
Dozens of mainland tourists, faced with a 10-hour delay, vented their anger by singing the Chinese national anthem in an airport departure hall in Bangkok, Thailand on Friday.