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Covid cases soared in Japan as it hosted the Tokyo Olympics in July and August, raising the obvious question: Was the global event, which brought thousands of athletes and other people to the city, responsible?

A serious study is required as this year’s air pollution in the North proves that Thailand lacks proactive measures to deal with “special conditions”, officials fighting forest fires in the past month say.

For me, the current debate surrounding charter change in the Philippines feels like deja vu.

USED FOR the first time this year, the Thai University Central Admission System (TCAS) is proving great in theory but flawed in practice.

People in Japan tend to live longer, and stay healthier in their later years, with an increasing number of pension-aged people living alone.

There is a lurking danger in letting religious fundamentalists become too powerful

Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha has urged teachers and students to be good and have faith in what they’re doing so they can succeed.

Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha should study how corruption is being addressed in other countries.

As Thai policy slips back towards dark days of militarism, our ethnically diverse neighbour lights a beacon    

Regional success stories point the way, but the junta government has been a slow learner so far

AMERICAN VOTERS might not like the presidential candidates but today they will cast their ballots for either Democrat Hillary Clinton or Republican Donald Trump to show the world that their political system still functions, academics said yesterday.

Start-ups have been in the news a lot in Thailand in recent weeks. The Commerce Ministry has proposed an economic model that includes developing traditional small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to become smart enterprises and start-ups, and there hav