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Council of State to decide on farmers debts

The Cabinet will wait for the Council of State's ruling on the Farmers' Rehabilitation and Development Fund (FRDF) administration to tackle the longstanding debt crisis, Government spokesman Yongyuth Mayalarp said Tuesday.

Thamarak denies everything

Thamarak Isarangura, the former defence minister and ex-deputy leader of the Thai Rak Thai Party, told the Constitution Tribunal on Tuesday he did not pay money to a small party, as claimed in the electoral fraud case.

ALLEGED TAX EVASION
Pojaman charged in court

First legal strike against Shinawatras sees wife of deposed PM, her brother and secretary charged with tax evasion


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		A-Net scores spark student complaints The Advanced National Edu-cational Test (A-Net) results announced on Saturday saw very low scores (all out of 100 marks) in a number of subjects, including 2.5 marks in Social Studies 2, 4 in Thai language 2 and 7 in English language 2.
		BOT rejects fears it will peg currency The Bank of Thailand (BOT) has rushed to dismiss a market rumour that it plans to peg the exchange rate at Bt36 to the greenback.

MAP TA PHUT INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
Investment plans to be reconsidered
Priority for companies agreeing to reduce emissions at existing facilities in the area

		Power-P files lawsuit against SEC
		CAT keen to launch new call service
		Ad agencies told to rethink links

SUVARNABHUMI AIRPORT
King Power gears up to fight for contracts
Duty-free chain meets with associates as it seeks to find 'a just solution'

		Suspect in mass murder found hanged
		Doctors want law to prevent lawsuits
		Buddhists protest for troops

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Thailand to host Asian Masters Cup
Thailand will host the inaugural Asian Masters Cup which will feature eight top male and female players of the continent battling it out for US$200,000 prize money at the end of this year.

		Dykes and Co helps LHP foundation
		'Samson' wants win,freedom
		Thailand finish 6th in Manila

EDITORIAL
Landmark case sets a precedent
A successful trial against Thaksin's wife and her brother on tax charges could lead to reduced corruption

		Need for independent TV station is greater than ever
		The trouble with Japanese nationalism
		New strategy needed to handle Iran

The Nation Poll

New poll posted on Thursday

Is the Thai government right to protest Cambodia's appointment of Thaksin as its economic adviser by recalling Thai ambassador and suspending all cooperations?