"Big Joke" in Thai Supreme Court on "Gold-Bribe" Charges?

"Big Joke" has yet again appeared in the Thai Media in an issue regarding an online gambling case in the context of corruption allegations which he has denied.

What Price Thai Sovereignty?

Thai Law does not permit foreign ownership of land as it is viewed as a threat to Thai sovereignty as shown by events in history, whereby native Americans also lost their land to other peoples.

Cannabis Is Legal in Thailand, Smuggling It Abroad Is Not

Although Cannabis was legalized in Thailand, importing or exporting the product is still considered illegal and charges will be made against wrongdoers.

Gold in Thailand at Barycenter of Emerging Economic Order?

Gold is a favoured commodity in Thailand as evidenced by the very vibrant gold trade whereby other nations are also shiting toward a gold system at which Thailand may be at the epicentre.

"Orange Juice Factory" Raid Concerning for Thai Liberty?

Governments around the world seem to feel that they have a right to spew nonsense and expect people to go along with it even though in fact, we all have inherent liberties as people.

Thai Nominee Companies "a Long-Standing Structural Problem"?

Although normalcy bias has kicked in regarding use of nominee structures in Thailand, there is now a crackdown on the situation, which is leading to legal proceedings and confiscation of assets.

Wills, Trusts, Common Law, and Thai Civil Law?

Thai Civil Law does not recognize the concept of Trusts or Equity, and those who wish to leave property or assets to an heir via, the better choice would be to utilizie a Will, whereby the help of a legal professional may be helpful.

The Only Thing OECD Will "Diversify" Is Thailand's Prosperity

The OECD is still on the Thailand's agenda even though there is no demand from the people and negative impacts from joining include extra-territorial jusrisdiction in Thailand and loss of national sovereignty.

Anutin "Under Fire" for Facilitating Cannabis Free Enterprise?

The issue of Cannabis is still being discussed in Parliament when in actual fact, if Parliament would pass some laws, this issue would cease to be a problem.