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EDITORIAL NLA a winner in lottery debate Fierce opposition to legalising two- and three-digit versions dispels assembly's 'rubber stamp' image GUEST COLUMN Examining the Phelps effect in world economics Next Sunday, Edmund Phelps, my colleague at Columbia University, will receive the Nobel Prize in economics for 2006. Intelligence from erotic desires A Sydney-based Muslim cleric, Sheik Hilaly, recently made headlines in Australia when he publicly reflected that immodest women invite rape because they are like "uncovered meat". WATCHDOG New style of politics may be in the offing after CNS steps down General Saprang Kalyanamitr of the Council for National Security (CNS), a trusted colleague of Army chief and coup leader General Sonthi Boonyaratglin, gave me the impression the other day that Thai politics might be returning to the good old days of technocrats and bureaucrats playing a key role in government. SUNDAY BRUNCH Healing highs An advocate of using the drug Ecstasy in psychiatric treatment hopes to conduct trials in Thailand	Top Stories Who killed Alexander Litvinenko? Ask Putin Don't blame Isaan wives; women are all the same News of the people, for the people and by the people Pressure builds up on Burma Corruption from the cradle to the grave

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