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EDITORIAL North Korea has a second chance United international community must now encourage its return to the negotiating table SIDELINES Politicians' asset figures a big slap in the face to all Thais Things seem to be moving so fast, yet there have not been any fundamental changes to ensure that the country can rid itself of gutter politics. SUNDAY BRUNCH Aviation high flyer Cathay Pacific's chief executive talks about running a premium airline in comparison to budget carriers HUMANITY WRAP Mass desertions from a sinking ship If you were to take the one dominant image in any society and use it to deduce that country's state of mind, then you would judge that Thailand's greatest current problem is neither corruption nor the floods, but skin. Polar explorer in from the cold Adventurers pay tribute to Sir Wally Herbert, 71, his record achievement marked by a special event WATCHDOG A proper policy needed for retail, wholesale stores Suchada Ithijarukul, president of Siam Makro Plc, one of the country's leading mass-market wholesalers, told me the other day the previous government had wasted Bt400 million on the Allied Retailers of Thailand (ART) project - originally promoted as the rescuer of small Ma-and-Pa grocery shops being driven out of business by giant multinational retail chains.	Top Stories The 'Thaksin curse' rocks newsrooms Politicians' asset figures a big slap in the face to all Thais Thailand's 'coup de grace' is not lacking in legitimacy Clear up the investment muddle 'Sufficiency economy' isn't sexy, but it means business

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