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Thailand's prime minister was blindsided when former allies tried — and failed — to stab him in the back. Here's the inside story of what happened.
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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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Also in this edition: Coup rumours are still swirling, police crack down violently on protesters, another former ultraroyalist switches sides, and more…
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Also in this edition: The royals are still trying to use Olympic medal victories for propaganda , and Thais plan to protest by wearing black on Vajiral…
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Thailand's royals are relentlessly trying to exploit the coronavirus crisis for propaganda, with disastrous consequences for the kingdom
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Also in this edition: Police crack down ferociously on large democracy rally, and film director Apichatpong condemns the regime in award speech at Cann…
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The story of how Thailand's royals managed to get the BBC to broadcast a palace propaganda film — and why it's still the most remarkable and revealing …
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