Wrong policies could lead to national crisis
The World Bank warns Thailand to better manage its spending policy in the face of a worsening euro debt crisis that could affect the world economy
Bigoted viewpoint out of date
I agree that gay-pride marches do little to change the attitudes of homophobes like John Sheppard [Not to be confused with John Shepherd. Editor.]
Oblivious to their wrongdoing
Re: "Ban them from public-sector jobs", Letters, May 23.
Hotel ignores public concerns
The St Regis Hotel in central Bangkok rather foolishly opened its doors to the public on April 1, not fully in compliance with fire regulations (among other things).
Who's profiting from dam construction?
The question has to be asked as to who will make profit from the proposed Mae Wong Dam that will flood part of a protected national park that is an integral part of Thailand's western forest.
Why the fuss over gay marriage?
Readers who are unfamiliar with some of the quirkier aspects of Christianity may be wondering why people in the United States are making such a fuss over the issue of gay marriage.
Government must beware of ballooning budget deficits
The opposition Democrat Party has cautioned that the country's off-budget deficit could balloon in 2013 as the Yingluck government struggles to keep its populist policy pledges.
Follow the money
Financial services chief Manoj Pulohit says that communications technology is enabling banks to target potential customers much more effectively
Begging the question of China's moral richness
"Money, money - pizza!" She stretched out her only arm at me.
Asian investors suffer as Greek fire threatens to burn Europe
This month has been brutal for investors around the world with prices dropping across all asset classes.





