Thai News

Bangkok - An Iranian bomber bungled his way pathetically through a bombing mission. After accidentally blowing up his own house, he blew off his own legs after a grenade he hurled at Thai police bounced off a tree and then exploded at his feet.

Phuket - A story carried by the international media that elephant meat has become a culinary delicacy in Thailand and that the new taste is posing a threat to the survival of the species has been denied by the Thai media.

Officials in Thailand issued a warning to people who use Facebook. Users could end up facing prosecution, if they participate in certain activities on the social networking site, such as criticizing the monarchy.

Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has seemed to admit that victory belongs to Yingluck Shinawatra, and the provisional election results show that political party allied to ousted former leader Thaksin Shinawatra has won a crucial victory.

Police in the US boarded a Thai Airways airliner at LAX after it landed there when they received a bombed warning. Authorities said that there was no credible threat found aboard the plane.

On Saturday the Thai police received court permission to retain custody of reputed Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout, who was arrested in a U.S.-led sting operation that lured him from his home in Moscow.

An Islamic boarding school in Thailand was attacked Saturday, leaving three children dead.

Five found dead and two seriously ill fishermen have thought to have inhailed the stench of rotting fish from the bottom of a trawler.

Thai Actress Choitros Suriyawong creates a storm in the Thai Movie awards.

Thailand’s Culture Ministry has issued what it calls the “10 Commandments of Love” to encourage teens not to get too carried away with romance on Valentine’s Day.