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EDITORIAL Destroy Thaksin's tentacles of power Police abuses committed by officers with the ex-PM's tacit approval must not go unpunished THAI TALK What's ethically wrong can't be politically right Unless the promised political reform makes it absolutely clear and mandatory that unethical and conflict-of-interest actions that were ubiquitous under the Thaksin regime are punishable by law, then the September 19 coup will inevitably end up being labelled just another despicable episode in a power struggle. Asean, China negotiate new challenges What has China achieved in its relations with Asean in the last 15 years? It might be far-fetched to call its achievements remarkable. But there are a number of reasons for saying so. Iraq failure may mean US success elsewhere There is an old saying when it comes to determining the value of real estate: "location, location and location".	Top Stories Pojaman proves a formidable political 'femme fatale' A question of misjudgement Destroy Thaksin's tentacles of power What's ethically wrong can't be politically right Democracy, constitution, coup, couture

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