"No"

Parit Wacharasindhu, a new generation Democrat Party member, wants his party to play a “constructive” opposition role in line with the party’s ideology rather than join any coalition government.

No, Thailand’s first adventure duathlon was deliberately easy – but still tough

Re: “Britain is no land of saints and gentlemen”, Have Your Say, February 18.

Deputy Agriculture and Agro-based Minister Sim Tze Tzin outlined a nightmare scenario for durian lovers here, saying that Malaysians will have none left to savour if demand for the "king of fruits" increases in China.

Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister General Prawit Wongsuwan has told the Immigration Bureau to intensify its crackdown on foreigners without visas or overstaying visas and deport those arrested within one month.

MELAKA: Foreigners have failed in their attempt to get free rides on the city’s complimentary bus service, which is provided for the locals.

THE SENATE selection bill will be submitted to the Constitutional Court for review today after the National Legislative Assembly (NLA) and the Constitution Drafting Commission (CDC) failed to agree on certain issues.

I noted a grave inaccuracy on this page yesterday in the article “China and the Genome Revolution” by Bangkok Bank CEO Suwichai Singwanich.

PRIME MINISTER General Prayut Chan-o-cha yesterday promised that the two last organic bills, on the selection of the Senate and of MPs, would not be rejected at final review to delay the general election.

Perceiving threats everywhere, the panicky junta is grasping at straws in a bid to cling to power

Political activity prohibited as deadlines approach, raising fears of election ineligibility under new law.

THAI GOVT TOLD NO POLITICAL ASYLUM INVOLVED FOR FORMER PM, ALTHOUGH HER LOCATION UNCONFIRMED