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Five years ago I was the first journalist in the world to report that King Bhumibol Adulyadej had died. Here's the uncensored story of the end of his s…
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Also in this edition: The ruling generals are still divided; violence is escalating in nightly clashes at Din Daeng; and royalists are fretting about p…
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The story of the royalist massacre of students on October 6, 1976, which the Thai regime wants everyone to forget
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Thailand's monarchy is getting relentlessly richer as ordinary people struggle to survive. Here are the facts about the vast wealth of King Vajiralongk…
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Also in this edition: The king reappears after going missing for months, lèse majesté charges are being thrown around indiscriminately, and rules are s…
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Thailand's prime minister was shocked when one of his closest comrades tried — and failed — to stab him in the back. Here's the inside story of what ha…
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A journey into the world of Thailand's troubled minister of public health
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Thailand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs should be focusing on vaccine diplomacy to secure desperately needed doses. Instead it's just churning out ultra…
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Also in this edition: Watchlist of regime enemies leaked, toddlers are taught to revere royal dogs, and propaganda is getting crazier
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หนุ่มอินฟลูเอนเซอร์ชาวบริติชที่กรุงเทพฯ กำลังจี้ฟ้องหญิงสาวชาวไทยหลังจากถูกเธอวิจารณ์ในเฟสบุ๊ก
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แฉความระยำตำบอนของแผนการจัดการโรคระบาดที่รัฐบาลไม่อยากให้ประชาชนรู้
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A British social media influencer based in Bangkok is suing a young Thai woman over critical comments she made about him on Facebook.
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