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ROYAL JUBILEE Annan honours His Majesty's life work UN chief, Prem pay tribute to commitment to betterment of the people's lot Warning system for flash-floods 'won't work' The government's plan to set up a warning system in the North to monitor the potential for flash- floods and landslides would not work, a geologist said. Ministry's site puts Surakiart atop UN With the race to find a new UN secretary-general entering the final lap, the visit here by outgoing chief Kofi Annan is drawing added attention because he will meet Surakiart Sathirathai, the deputy prime minister who hopes to replace him. Breaking News Headlines National Politics Business Regional Special Report Sports Technology Opinion Letter Cartoon Entertainment Around Town Sound Bytes Auto Weekend Leisure Travel Your Campus Photo In The News Sunday Web Directory Community PDA format RSS Feed Mudslides still pose a threat to the North While search operations for the bodies of flood victims continue, flood-hit provinces in the North are still at risk of more mudslides and deluges. Govt twists and shouts with Tokyo over trademark move The government yesterday lodged a complaint with the Japanese Foreign Ministry in a bid to prevent the name of an ancient Thai exercise from being registered as a company trademark by a Japanese businessman. URBAN-RURAL DIVIDE Govt told to back village savings pools Mega projects set to benefit city dwellers GPO seeks to improve flexibility BAY deal to boost competition: BBL Rubber : China, Vietnam see growth in Laos NORTHERN FLOODS Teacher trudges home to be with children and her father Rescuers relying heavily on dogs and helicopters to locate and evacuate victims Ministers to oversee flood relief in North Can thai buddhism be saved from superstition? Cabinet to mull aid for the poor Monthinee stuns Suchanan for QF berth [TENNIS] Monthinee Tangphong produced the biggest upset in the US$50,000 (Bt1.9 million) Chinese Women's Circuit by knocking out compatriot and second seed Suchanan Viratprasert to book a spot in the quarter-finals in Beijing yesterday. Main venue EDITORIAL Hatred debases public discourse Campaigns that inflame hate instead of promoting reasoned discourse are counter-productive to democracy Spare a thought for your mental health The Nation Poll	Breaking News World Hot News Discussion Forums Spotlight on Chávez at OPEC Meeting Nissan Hits Sales Slump, as Ghosn's Timing Slips China Mobile Nears $5.3 Billion Deal for Millicom The Nation's E-cards Send free The Nation's online greeting cards to your friends & loved ones. ANN E-paper >> ANN brings you the latest news in the region. Also check out the ANN ePaper for a review of the week's top stories. Photo Gallery >> Every shot, every moment and event is captured here. Happiness, sadness, or achievement are told via photos on The Nation' Photos in the News. Horoscope   Read your free daily horoscope, and see what the stars have in store for you! check your horoscope here

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