Thailand’s Constitutional Court did not ban amendments to supreme law
The writer says that after examining the spirit of Thailand's Constitution, there was no section that prohibits the proposed amendment of any part of the Constitution.
Amorn Wanichwiwatana
Thai soft power is under siege
The writer says that many see the entertainment culture and idols of other countries as superior and more praiseworthy than the abundance of good things Thailand has.
The prime minister of Neverland — a messy state of affairs
The writer says the longer it takes for the parliamentarians to elect the prime minister, the greater the danger of this parliament being short-lived.
Pita faces Hamlet’s dilemma – To be or not to be? Thailand awaits answer
Some media commentators raised questions of whether Move Forward’s 300 campaign policies were merely “bait” to get them elected, so they could carry out their real agenda…
Apec, ganja, World Cup football and the weakness of Thai planning
“Somehow, challenges and surprises seem to occur in our society more often than in other places. Why is that so?”, the author writes.