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Somjit Jongjorhor (red) outboxes Mirat Sarsembayev, a challenger from Kazakhstan at the Asian Games in Doha, Qatar on Thursday. Somjit won 21-11 and moved up to semi-final round.//Photo by Narin Kruaklai

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Students to stage rallies against autonomous scheme

University students will stage simultaneous rallies on Friday against the ongoing legislative process that will transform some state universities into autonomous institutes.



Health minister accused of nepotism

A former Democrat MP has accused Public Health Minister Dr Mongkol na Songkhla of breaking the law by trying to interfere in the transfer of officials.



Tragedy strikes Asian Games as South Korea rider dies

DOHA - Tragedy struck the Asian Games Thursday when an experienced South Korean equestrian rider died after his horse threw him from the saddle then crushed him underfoot.






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Yellow force lifts footballers to defeat Kuwait
Thailand's athletes at the Asian Games in Doha sported yellow uniforms in their chase for medals on His Majesty the King's birthday.






North-eastern protesters opt out of Bangkok rally
Two north-eastern activists have agreed not to lead anti-coup protesters into Bangkok next Sunday.






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ANALYSIS
Japanese weighing up options

Strong baht could persuade investors to move elsewhere



Hong Kong investors wait for law changes


Malls and rural bliss


Business booms for movie pirates

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FLOOD CRISIS
Bt21 billion earmarked for victims by New Year

Farmers in 47 provinces complain that officials flooded farms then walked away



University-privatisation bid ignites fiery student response


Young classical performers capture audience's hearts


Telecoms in for new probe

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BURNING ISSUE
Thai Rak Thai linked to most key anti-coup groups

Army watching several groups and various individuals in the lead-up to Sunday's big rally but recent revelations have left a cloud over the event



Plan to cut central fund gets thumbs up


Cabinet may debate iTV petition over big fine


Activist calls for polls in a month

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BRING ON HOSTS QATAR

Thailand gun down Kuwait for a place in the quarter-finals



Men claim sepak gold, women lose


Five boxers through to quarters


Wattana crashes out

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EDITORIAL
Investigators face tough decision

Thaksin's policy corruption in the telecom sector is typical of the country's conflict-of-interest disease



The anti-coup rally: give us a real one, please

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