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EDITORIAL CDRM could wear out its welcome Coup-makers have already taken several bad steps REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE How to salvage the coup and move on to the reform Last week's coup has been widely condemned by the international community. The power and politics behind Kularb Kaew The first week under the Council for Democratic Reform under Constitutional Monarchy (CDRM) allowed for little public deliberation on the fate of the Shin-Temasek deal that set Thailand's crisis in motion.	Top Stories 'Yellow ribbon coup' was a very high price to pay Sonthi outsmarted Thaksin at the eleventh hour Democratic hopes must remain strong Coup may be unwelcome, but it prevented chaos CDRM could wear out its welcome

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