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EDITORIAL Give corruption the collective boot All stakeholders must work to end graft and promote good governance HARD TALK Media freedom and reform should be top priority It's understandable why Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont and his government will be putting a considerable amount of energy into restoring Thailand's shattered image as a democracy. Time for Asian leader to unite the nations Ban Ki-moon, South Korea's minister of foreign affairs and trade, was appointed the next UN secretary-general by the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, replacing Kofi Annan when his tenure expires in December. Corrupting the fight against corruption At its recent annual meeting, World Bank officials spoke extensively about corruption.	Top Stories Disuse of power, soft approach weaken govt hands Behind democracy's facade, the rule of law withered Impacts of the coup on Thai diplomacy Can 'Old Ginger' Cabinet hit the ground running? Govt must restore sound diplomacy

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