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In a vibrant celebration of culture, “Vietnam Culture Day” was held on March 29-30 in Mexico City, drawing a diverse crowd of diplomats, officials, and local residents. This event kicked …
Celebrating Vietnamese Culture: A Day of Tradition in Mexico City Read More
Gaan Kitkoson, inspired by his grandmother’s cooking, welcomes you to experience the flavours of Thai cuisine at his restaurant, Khao Taan. He shares his favourite dining spots in Berlin, beginning …
Gaan Kitkoson’s Culinary Journey: Top Dining Picks in Berlin Read More
For centuries, the Ramayana has served as a timeless thread interweaving the cultural tapestries of Southeast Asian nations and India. Rich parallels can be observed in their literature, architecture, and …
The Ramayana as a Cultural and Diplomatic Bridge in Southeast Asia Read More
The captivating allure of wellness retreats, as depicted in “The White Lotus”, offers a tantalising glimpse into genuine wellness resorts found globally. While the show highlights opulent locations and unique …
Exploring the Realities of Wellness Resorts: The Truth Behind “The White Lotus” Read More
In an exciting cultural milestone, Bhutan has announced the release of “Bhutan – Kingdom of Mindfulness” by Dorji Dhradhul. This book coincides perfectly with the imminent historic visit of Their …
Bhutan Embraces New Diplomatic Era with Thailand via Cultural Ties and Literary Release Read More
The wellness landscape is ever-evolving, introducing fresh concepts aimed at enhancing mental and physical health. While some trends endure, others appear fleeting, often fuelled by social media hype. As we …
Exploring Wellness Trends for 2025: Embracing the Beneficial and Bidding Farewell to the Overhyped Read More
The year 2025 heralds a significant moment for the blossoming ties between South Africa and Thailand, marking the one-year anniversary of the Mandela Centre at Chulalongkorn University. Alongside, the Bangkok …
Celebrating Milestones in Human Rights: The Mandela Centre and Beyond Read More
In a troubling turn of events in late February 2025, the Thai government deported 40 Uyghur men to China, disregarding warnings from human rights groups and diplomats about the imminent …
UN Human Rights Council Faces Scrutiny Over Transnational Repression Read More
In a passionate appeal at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Dolkun Isa, the former President of the World Uyghur Congress, demanded that the United Nations take decisive action …
Call to Action at UN: Uyghur Repression Must Be Addressed Read More
In a bustling office that feels more like a startup than a traditional establishment, Yossapong Laoonual, the head of the Electric Vehicle Association of Thailand, passionately advocates for electric vehicles. …
The Rise of Electric Vehicles: Thailand’s Ambition for Superpower Status Read More