Rahaf Al-Qunun said she fears her family will kill her if she is forcibly returned to Saudi Arabia. Continue reading →

As Tropical Storm Pabuk slowed down, Bangkok Airways resumed normal operations and added extra flights to assist stranded passengers. Continue reading →

Thailand’s first tropical storm in three decades killed one person on Friday as it slammed into the south coast. Continue reading →

In 1989, Typhoon Gay left more than 400 dead. A tropical storm in 1962 killed more than 900 people in the south. Continue reading →

Recreational use of the drugs remains illegal and subject to prison terms and fines commensurate with the quantities involved. Continue reading →

The statue will sit in a memorial pavilion outside the cave where the rescue occurred. Continue reading →

A Canadian woman who was arrested in northern Thailand for spraying paint on an ancient wall has avoided more jail time, but must still pay a $4,000 fine for her actions. Continue reading →

A Canadian who was arrested in northern Thailand for spraying paint on an ancient wall says she’s sorry for what she did and terrified about what comes next. Continue reading →

The mother of a Canadian arrested in Thailand on charges of spraying paint on an ancient wall says her daughter made a drunken mistake. Continue reading →

Thailand didn’t wait long to promote the soccer players who were rescued from a flooded cave in July, despite promising a six-month psychological monitoring period. Continue reading →