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EDITORIAL Burma's horrors continue unabated As it closes its doors, the international community must step up its pressure on the pariah state for reforms SIDELINES Pro-Thaksin allies gain ground with bold moves Once it started and gained a solid foothold, it was hard to stop it without the risk of violence. Dangers of the growing global population While the green lobby tells us to fiddle with our standby buttons and low-energy light bulbs, no one is willing to address the accelerating growth in the world's population Planes aiding Antarctic research Big passenger jets could be landing in Antarctica later this year, but this time the environment is the big winner SUNDAY BRUNCH At the ballot box Paul DeGregorio, former chief of the US Election Assistance Commission, shares his thoughts on the upcoming polls in Thailand WATCHDOG Science, technology and innovation bill a needed first step If Science and Technology Minister Yongyuth Yuthavong had his way, Thailand would soon have its first-ever science, technology and innovation (STI) law, which would lay down a strong foundation for the country in this crucial field.	Top Stories 'Tribune' reporter's fallacy: Thai anti-foreigner sentiment Shin up! Reasons why we should remain positive Pro-Thaksin allies gain ground with bold moves Bus accident a preventable horror Does the government have the political will to live?

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