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EDITORIAL Airport's legacy of corruption lingers Those responsible for dishonest practices that led to Suvarnabhumi's current state must be brought to book STOPPAGE TIME Leaders fear the 'Thaksin Curse' landing on their doorsteps With the "Thaksin Curse" threatening to wreak havoc on the world stage, international leaders must be having sleepless nights, anxious about if or when the "pop-up" magician will suddenly appear on their doorsteps. The following dialogue between the US president and Singaporean prime minister derives purely from my imagination, and is intended solely to ease the global tension resulting from the Thai crisis. I will take no responsibility, though, if it generates an opposite effect:	Top Stories Thaksin again shows he doesn't mean what he says The Thaksin offensive still has ample ammunition for battle Leaders fear the 'Thaksin Curse' landing on their doorsteps Strategy urgently needed to counter Thaksin's games Get over the 'Thaksin factor'

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