Protesters throw shoes at Thai PM The Associated Press , Bangkok | Wed, 10/22/2008 3:29 PM | National A crowd of angry protesters threw shoes and plastic bottles at Thai prime minister’s entourage after cornering him in an underground parking lot Wednesday. He escaped unharmed. Som... Read more.
Lifting the lid on Lanna By Pattarawadee Saengmanee Special to Daily Xpress The charm of old Northern Thai culture shines from the artefacts piled high at a Chiang Mai museum Lifting the lid on Lanna Anyone keen to dig into Lanna’s heritage should seek out Ket Karam museum, where a treasure tr... Read more.
Digitising Thai heritage Nectec project will create a national digital archive Sasiwimon Boonruang A digital format of `rue-see-dad-ton’ (Thai-style body-twisting) exercise developed by the Nectec team combines 3D techniques, motion caption and video rendering, making the body movement more na... Read more.
A CHRONICLE OF FAILED COUPS As in most things in life, the legacy of an insurrection depends largely on whether or not it succeeds. By Soonruth Bunyamanee The Thai word kabot, or insurrection, grabbed the attention and interest of Thai people when it was used recently for the first time in decades. ... Read more.
Foreigners think situation okay More than half of the foreigners questioned _ or 59% _ in a recent Abac poll think the ongoing political conflict between the People’s Alliance for Democracy and the Samak Sundaravej government is not unusual and just part of the democratic process. Assumption U... Read more.
