Craig Keating

From gold reserves to arms contracts, Europe is systematically reducing its exposure to US capriciousness.

Progressive politicians in Thailand face lifetime bans from political office for doing what is core work for MPs the world over: proposing legal amendments.

This is not the first time the former Thai PM has showcased his supposed statesman qualities.

A surprise visit to Thailand by two of King Vajiralongkorn’s sons after an absence of 27 years shows dynastical survival trumps personal animosity.

The war in Ukraine has highlighted weaknesses in Thailand’s policymaking and prompted cartel behaviour … again.

By stifling free expression, authorities are shutting off any prospect of change that is broadly acceptable to all.

A history of violence against troops and civilians is finally being recognised, and justice is creeping in.

Alleged police brutality captured in a widely shared video puts a spotlight on abuses and demands for reform.

To understand today’s protests, look to the decades past and the country’s incomplete transition to democracy.