Bangkok Post: Opinion channel

One-size amnesty won't fit all

COMMENTARY Society wants to see someone held accountable this time round, and to ensure that such atrocities will not be allowed to happen again, writes Atiya Achakulwisut

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Myanmar, US waste a chance

President Thein Sein's visit is being promoted by both Myanmar and the United States for its symbolism. It should be about business.
Science focus lacking

It's not just the current government dropping the ball. Education institutions including those in the private sector put little focus on science.
An organic Asia?

The majority of organic produce still comes from family farms and projects, but the private sector is starting to take notice of demand.

Opinion

A rice deal that never existed in the first place

The truth is out, that the Commerce Ministry's claim of a 15-million-tonne government-to-government ...
Honour your maid, fight for women's rights

Charity begins at home. So do women's rights and gender equality. That's why who is doing the dishes at ...
This very fishy business

What do you do when big trawlers violate the law, annihilate the seabed with their destructive fishing ...
Foreign land grab threat not just an illusion

Remember the news three years ago about some Saudi sheikhs trying to buy up paddy fields in central ...

UDD can bring us change to believe in

The accusation is often made that Thailand can never change. However, over the