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Tita SangleeThe Diplomat |
Ahead of next week's election, the major parties' platforms reflect different conceptions of military reform as well as a growing convergence on key...
Bangkok's lack of firm external backing in moments of crisis as a structural trade-off of the country’s non-aligned strategic posture.
The carrier has mostly been used for HADR missions, and debates about its utility have raged since it entered into service in 1997.
With an election on the horizon, the party’s electoral appeal is waning, with neither powerful policy pledges nor inspiring leadership in sight.
The controversial pact between Phibun Songkhram's irredentist government and imperial Japan is far from a mere historical footnote.
Despite repeated denials from Thai officials, rumors continue to swirl about possible American access to the Phang Nga Naval Base.
In recent weeks, Bangkok's troubled submarine acquisition plans have been subject to an explosive rumor.
Purchasing more U.S. arms would be an obvious way of reducing the trade surplus with the U.S., but Thai leaders may not be ready for uncomfortable...
The debate surrounding the "digital wallet" stimulus is now less about whether it’s a good or bad idea and more about just how much damage it will do.
Israeli expats have become a dominant presence in the northern town of Pai, on the border with Myanmar's Shan State.
Does Bangkok really have the power to bring the region's online scamming gangs to their knees?
For Thailand, the road to 2025 has been frustratingly bumpy. In addition to the gloomy economic outlook, the accumulation of border tensions on...