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EDITORIAL Old wine in a new bottle? Reactivated inter-agency body must improve coherence in combating insurgents and making peace CULTURE SPHERE Democracy, constitution, coup, couture Thailand's worst political crisis in recent memory culminated in a military coup that toppled the Thaksin government on September 19. Scandinavia's accounting trick While most of the world's advanced countries face increasing difficulties in coping with globalisation and competition from low-wage countries, the Scandinavian countries - Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden - seem to have managed these challenges well. China gets tough with North Korea In mid October the US Secretary of State visited China and South Korea, two states that hold the key to an international solution to the North Korea nuclear crisis.	Top Stories Damned if we do and damned to be wrong Prem-Pojaman meet ill-advised Defusing Iran's oil weapon The coup: a letter to friends abroad One day in my life in the near future

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