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A border patrol police removes barb wires from a temporary post on Monday after the army agrees to the demands from some 300 angry Thai Muslim protesters that the tempory be vacated. The villagers accused the unit of being involved the recent killing of a local leader.



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"One kratong, One family" Campaign a Success

A city hall campaign to encourage families to float just one krathong each into the capital's waterways appears to have caught on.



Former TRT MP to be questioned over arson attack

A former Thai Rak Thai Party MP for Nakhon Ratchasima will be interviewed by police over the latest arson attack on None Rang School on Saturday night.



Ousted PM's ready to stand trial on criminal charges

Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is ready to stand trial and defend himself against any criminal charges, his lawyer, Noppadol Pattama said Monday.






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Police unit withdrawn after crowd surrounds Yala school
Some 300 people surrounded a school in Yala's Bannang Sata district yesterday until authorities agreed to withdraw a unit of border patrol police from the area by today.






Limits to be set for seats on boards of directors
In response to claims that senior officials have gained financially from being on the board of directors of many state-owned enterprises (SOEs), the Finance Ministry is preparing to amend the law to clarify the necessary qualifications of SOE board members, according to an informed source at the Finance Ministry.






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BAHT APPRECIATION
Key export sectors at serious risk

Many manufacturers forced to raise prices to uncompetitive levels as currency continues to strengthen against dollar



Govt set to unveil 5 rapid rail lines


HK investor ups presence


REIC annual report is a real-estate must-read

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SOUTHERN VIOLENCE
Manhunt ordered as karaoke bar blasts hurt 6

Three more killed, one wounded in separate shootings



Floods dampen Loy Krathong festivities


Southerners now the happiest of Thais


Education Ministry seeks school project approval

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
Education watchdog has faith in new govt

The system has been a shambles from years of neglect, but that could change Somwang Pitiyanuwat, director of the Office of National Education Standards and Quality Assessment, talks to The Nation's Chularat Saengpassa and Chatrarat Kaewmorakot about the agency's checks on 30,010 schools after seven years of educational reform.



Pongpol backs limit on ministers' terms


AEC tackles 3 scandals


Govt told it needs better PR image

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Princess runs with Asiad torch
[ASIAN GAMES] Thailand received lavish praise from Qatari officials for the Asian Games torch run, which was described as bigger and better than those held in other countries, with Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Narirattana one of the torchbearers yesterday.



Challenger title for Tamarine


Local archers not aiming high in Doha


Chen and Zhang take title

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EDITORIAL
The United States at war with itself

American voters have a chance to show the Bush administration they won't be manipulated further



Thailand faces dilemma with North Korean refugees


Rough justice as usual in Indonesia


The perils of striking at Iran

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New poll posted on Thursday

Is the Thai government right to protest Cambodia's appointment of Thaksin as its economic adviser by recalling Thai ambassador and suspending all cooperations?

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  • Chiang Mai red-shirt leader faces arrest warrant for making bomb threat against PM
  • Udon red-shirt leader disagrees with holding rally before HM's birthday
  • Abhisit affirms his plan to visit Chiang Mai next Sunday
  • PM predicts 3% growth next year
  • 74-year-old woman killed in karaoke shop fire
  • Northern police chief confident of security measures for PM
  • Chiang Mai red-shirt leader threaten to rally 40,000 protesters against PM
  • Well-known acrobatic rider John Isram dies




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