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People look at fresh mushrooms at a department store in Bangkok on Tuesday. Mushrooms become popular during the weeklong vegeterian festivals held throughout the country.//Photo by Charnnarong Porndilokrad

 Today's Highlights
Royal Flora Ratchaphruek opens next week

HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn will open the "Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006" in Chiang Mai's Muang district next Wednesday, Government Spokesman Yongyuth Maiyarap said Tuesday.



PM to Vietnam on Thursday

Greater bilateral investment and preventing avian influenza will top the agenda when Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont meets the Vietnamese premier Thursday.



About 5,000 aliens' names illegally added : DSI

Several government officials in Chiang Mai's Mae Taeng district have illegally put more than 5,000 aliens' names on local household registrations.






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MUSICAL GENIUS
King's songs given a new treatment by Austrian violinist, local pianist

It is difficult to characterise His Majesty the King's musical compositions, but the latest attempt to combine classical and jazz elements through orchestration with the violin solo by Austrian-born Wolfgang David, opens a new horizon for fresh appreciation of the King's genius.






SURVEY OF INMATES
Bid to find the wrongly imprisoned

But Corrections boss convinced most guilty of their crimes






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STATE ENTERPRISES
Economists push board reforms

Say politicians should not be members



SFIs may have to merge


NTC may be subject to govt intervention


Buy-out deals

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NATIONWIDE FLOODING
Bangkok water level may be high for weeks, officials say

But Irrigation Dept says remedial moves are working



Vaccine plant planned at Mahidol campus


Chiang Mai University involved in tiny nanobot's human voyage


Call to pay for kids' kidney care

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SPECIAL REPORT
Thaksin seen scheming an eventual return to power

Approaches already made to former TRT heavies; wife may be key to such hopes



Low turnout for social-equality rally


Dissent in provinces? Prove it, TRT declares


News workers fear Assembly representatives will be bullied

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STOPPAGE TIME: Dear British exile and asylum authorities
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GOLF
KOREAN WINS BY 5

Hee-Won too good in the Bangkok heat



Old stars may be recalled

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EDITORIAL
No reconciliation without justice

Failure to punish corrupt politicians will erode the Surayud government's credibility and jeopardise reform



Conflict of interest in the bastion of its opponents


The tyranny of US cotton subsidies


Dousing the fires in southern Thailand

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The Nation Poll

New poll posted on Thursday

Do you think the political divisiveness in the country will subside because ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra and family have gone into exile overseas?

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