Bangkok Post

Bangkok, Bangkok, ThailandEnglishFRONT PAGE

Established in 1946, this English-language daily serves as a primary source of news for Thailand’s international community, expatriates, and policymakers. It is widely recognized for its comprehensive coverage of domestic and regional political, economic, and social issues while maintaining a long-standing reputation as one of the country's most influential journalistic institutions.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN BANGKOK

Thailand's capital features a newspaper market strongly divided between mass-circulation vernacular dailies and established English-language publications serving expatriates and business sectors. Readership is heavily dominated by Thairath Daily, a mass-market Thai-language paper that maintains the country's highest national circulation. Competing in the local language is Daily News, traditionally the second-largest Thai paper. The English-speaking market is anchored by Bangkok Post, an internationally recognized daily founded in 1946, alongside the competing broadsheet Nation. Paperboy lists 6 newspapers in Bangkok.