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EDITORIAL Moving forward without fear Rather than seek absolute control the interim rulers must promote the values that Thaksin shunned SIDELINES Disuse of power, soft approach weaken govt hands When Thaksin Shinawatra still faced growing pressure from critics and opponents to quit the premiership and leave politics for good, a persistent question from his supporters was, "if not him, then who?" SUNDAY BRUNCH Fair and clear outlook Despite his relative youth, this law lecturer is a veteran in the fight for justice, which he wants to see done in the sell-off of Shin Corp LETTER FROM SUVARNABHUMI Coping with the nightmare of noise Noble Park Village Tambon Bang Phli Yai Bang Phli District Samut Prakan Who am I? Reinventing oneself as a Southeast Asian writer WATCHDOG National interest the focus of upcoming review of Shin sale When it comes to protecting national interest, the United States appears to be one of the world's most effective states. Last year's unsuccessful bid by the China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC), China's third largest oil firm, to take over US energy giant Unocal is a case in point.	Top Stories Somewhere in London, someone is laughing Disuse of power, soft approach weaken govt hands Thaksin or 'White September'? An institution? The facts suggest otherwise Behind democracy's facade, the rule of law withered

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