Attacks appear to have been planned Allegations that the attacks on anti-Thaksin demonstrators at Bangkok's Central World shopping complex were an organised effort gained some currency yesterday after it was discovered by The Nation that a number of the attackers wore brand new white sports shoes and white wristbands in an apparent effort to distinguish themselves from others.
		Attackers surrender as footage reveals police complicity Two mystery men who quelled Monday's anti-Thaksin protest by attacking opponents of the PM - in spite of the large police presence - turned themselves in yesterday.

		BNT to reduce capital by Bt2 billion
		Networks run by new firm
		Bangchak plant delayed one year

		University test dropped
		Sai Mai residents oppose garbage truck depot amid homes
		College student, 18, shot in brawl

		Yaowapa's fit and ready to rumble
		Dhurakij Pundit at the top
		Confident Thais to face Burma today

		Thaksin's watchdogs tiring after five years of 'barking'
		Violence against anti-PM protesters an attack on basic democratic freedoms

The Nation Poll

New poll posted on Thursday

Is the Thai government right to protest Cambodia's appointment of Thaksin as its economic adviser by recalling Thai ambassador and suspending all cooperations?