Tag: Government

The Thai government has opened the door for skilled foreign professionals to take advantage of new opportunities in the Land of Smiles. With the recent release of a

Move over, old building; there’s (about to be) a new U.S. Consulate in town.

Chiang Mai’s hip-hip group Triple Edge has recently emerged as one of those leading contemporary rap collectives

Thai protesters and activists came together on the historic 14th October to demand democracy and social justice

US expatriates in Thailand are urged to vote in the upcoming election

Pim Kemasingki interviews the three leading political figures in Chiang Mai to find out what their jobs entail and their hopes for the future.

Our cityscape has changed dramatically since the turn of the millennium, but are we working to a plan?

Rubbish is rarely given a second thought once it is thrown in the trash but Tus Werayutwattana follows it on its journey from bin to landfill.

40 minute interview, hence the rather rapid Q&A format.

With a greater-city population of around 600,000, it is well past time Chiang Mai had its own public transportation system.

The “no vote” people could not organise themselves under the red or the yellow banner for a number of good reasons.

A summary of a talk by Dr Paul Chambers (PhD, Northern Illinois University), Chiang Mai University on the role of the military in Thai political life.