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OPEN HOUSE WITH THE ECONOMIC MINISTERS
Key economic forum

In the first major economic forum since the Thaksin upheaval, economic ministers of the interim government are to come together on Friday morning to spell out short and longterm plans and visions for politically turbulent Thailand.

Brunei Sultan praises Thai handling of the south : PM

Brunei's Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah praised Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont's handling of the insurgency in the south, saying the policy was on the right track, and urged the government to be patient with the problems.

No Seri Thai Party : EC

The Election Commission insisted on Thursday that no political party has been registered under the name of Seri Thai.


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		TEMASEK'S FOLLY Alarm over AIS 'bonus' of Bt80 bn Questions raised as to why TOT cut revenue repayment of Shin's cash-cow
		Deputy PM backs officials over tax-free deal The deputy prime minister has defended government finance bosses for not initially sending a heavy tax bill for the Shin Corp sale to the deposed premier's children.

CELLULAR WAR
DTAC, True 'set to gang up on AIS'
Leader's rivals hold joint press briefing

		SEC accuses Power-P execs
		Mitsubishi sets up local sales unit
		Revenues are higher than target

BROADCASTING TURMOIL
MCOT chief rebuts accusations
Pongsak says his intent is only to make agency stronger and protect freedoms

		Bill to alter monastic authority fails to pass NLA
		Air Force plane crash kills seven
		anti-coup protest Taxi-driver cremated today

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Belbeoc among 100 leading surfers
[WINDSURFING] More than 100 leading windsurfers from all over the world, including Frenchman Patrice Belbeoc, the winner of multiple world championships, will test their skills at the World Windsurfing Championships off Northpoint on Wong-Amart Beach in Pattaya.

		Danai is too quick for Peya
		World champions out to correct an anomaly in the Asian Games

EDITORIAL
New challenge for broadcast media
Govt attempt to free TV and radio journalists from state control is honourable but difficult to pull off

		Empower all whistleblowers from within
		Special to The Nation
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The Nation Poll

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?