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Chavalit criticises CNS for linking him with New Year's bombings

Former prime minister Chavalit Yongchaiyudh lashed out at the Council for National Security (CNS) on Wedensday for trying to link him to the New Year bomb attacks.

Injured people of New Year's Eve bombings recovering : Health Ministry

The victims of the New Year's Eve bombings have all made good progress in recovering from their injuries, the Public Health Ministry said Monday.

Bomb threat against the Nation

A man made a bomb threat against The Nation newspaper on Wednesday, saying the paper reported onesided and antiThaksin news stories.


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		Royal endorsement for members of charter-drafting panel 100 appointed by CNS include many well-known names
		Law aims to cut official corruption A draft of Thailand's first-ever law on good governance - aimed at reducing bureaucratic bribery and other forms of corruption - will be ready by the middle of this month.

CURRENCY
Uncertainoutlook for exports as baht rises
Fears mount over oil price, slowdown

		Privatisation likely to stall this year
		Neighbours challenge Thailand
		The 'key partner'

MASS MEDIA
The shackles still remain
The year 2006 was a controversial and trying year for the Thai mass media, which had to cope with not just threats from outside but questions from within.

		New Year traffic nightmare
		In brief :Victim 'carried mosque bomb'
		10 Newsmakers in 2006

SOCCER
King's Cup Comes Home
Thailand ended the year in spectacular style by defeating arch-rivals Vietnam 3-1 to lift the coveted trophy in the final of the quadrangular 37th King's Cup tournament at the Suphachalasai Stadium yesterday.

EDITORIAL
Time for military to deliver in South
Armed forces have run out of excuses for their failures in fighting the insurgents and protecting the public