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The educational sector needs to quickly adapt to changing times, so its human capital can keep up with the world

From defeat at the World Cup in France, we can draw lasting inspiration

STUART KELLY talks with Kwanchai Rungfapaisarn of The Nation on crisis communication and how it works. Kelly is managing director of Weber Shandwick in Thailand since 2014. He also leads the firm’s crisis and issues communications practice, leveraging more than 25 years in PR and journalism, including with Bloomberg News.

So near yet so far. Timor-Leste has been trudging for eight years but the road to Asean membership remains long and winding for Asia’s youngest democracy.

The government should scrap the rule requiring students to wear uniforms to school, in order to relieve the financial burden of parents, a prominent conservative politician has suggested.

Fifteen years after Muslim lawyer Somchai went missing, politicians once again have an opportunity to change the law 

Re: “Why China is right to tame its supremacist Muslim minority”, Have Your Say, February 21

The Bangkok Bank CycleFest will kick into gear at the Siam Country Club in Pattaya on the weekend of November 24-25.

Malaysian Premier Mahathir Mohamad pledged to help Thailand resolve the 14-year bloody conflict in the country’s predominantly Malay-Muslim South during his two-day visit to Bangkok last week.

IT IS AN open secret that, despite being illegal, prostitution is widely practised in Thailand. That striking gulf between the law and reality illustrates the need to amend the laws and decriminalise the sex trade, panellists at a recent seminar said.

Sports chiefs have high hopes at Asian Games but reality might not be so kind.

Re: “Melania praises LeBron James after president’s insult”, World, August 16.