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EDITORIAL Insurgents gain more ground The govt can no longer 'spin' its way out of the glaring failure to suppress the insurgency in the South HARD TALK Govt's anti-Thaksin offensive could backfire The Surayud government took a double gamble last week by recruiting Somkid Jatusripitak, the former right-hand man of deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, to help in the propagation of the sufficiency economy idea, and by putting outspoken media mogul Sondhi Limthongkul on the government-run Channel 11 in what was understood to be part of its public relations offensive against the former leader. Slow start to South talks It may have been a clumsy start, but more difficult challenges for Thailand and Malaysia are expected to surface as the two countries move closer to ending the violence in the Muslim-majority South	Top Stories Time to clean up Pattaya Emerging democracy needs to work in a Thai context Cheney's visit Down Under sure to test the strength of Australia-US alliance 'Old Ginger' team losing sense of purpose, direction? Surayud has power and clout, now he needs the will

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