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SOUTHERN UNREST Outlawed group backs Sonthi's call for dialogue Pulo says talks must look at the roots of the conflict to be successful Police car bomb probe reaches Suphan Buri Dozens of commandos and police yesterday conducted searches in many areas of Suphan Buri province in the hope of finding evidence of the alleged assassination plot against caretaker Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. Thamarak questions officers' Caretaker Defence Minister Thamarak Isarangura yesterday criticised four senior military officers for unbecoming conduct after they claimed political interference in planned military rotations. 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 / Smart Life Photo In The News Sunday Web Directory Webboard PDA format RSS Feed TRAFFICKING IN WOMEN Internet sex victims Phenomenal growth of online chatting puts women at greater risk of abuse and trafficking, say female rights activists Academic coalition calls on Thaksin to quit More than 40 academic groups yesterday called for the prime minister's resignation and warned existing discord could lead to civil war. YALA ATTACKS Bombings 'will not hit economy' PM calls urgent meeting of ministers EFAI wants Bt5 billion to fund gasohol switch Inflation in August falls to lowest for 14 months Green tea : Oishi reduces production Insurgency backers to gather for peace in the South Some 3,000 sympathisers of the southern insurgency will join a high-profile assembly in Yala next week to show their belief in peace and the authorities as the military takes a more compassionate approach to the restive region. Phuket policemen, stressed by petty crime, seek transfers Din Daeng flats dodge demolition Another death in northern flooding Russians too tall an order for Thai girls [VOLLEYBALL] The tall Russian team hammered Thailand in straight sets, while the US team held off a determined South Korean side in the final leg of the World Grand Prix in Bangkok yesterday. Elephant polo players ready to rumble EDITORIAL When popular vote is not a good thing Inviting public opinion on sensitive issues through SMS has no place in television news programmes Election victory not enough for Thaksin's stable rule Astral adjustments Astrologer says no respite for nation until next August The Nation Poll	Breaking News World Hot News Discussion Forums Toyota Won't Derail GM's Tie-Up Talks Tsunami Reveals Gaps in Warning System China GDP Growth Surges to 11.3% 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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