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EDITORIAL Getting ready for the Asean Charter Leaders need to prepare now to ensure that the binding legal document is approved by all members and citizens SIDELINES It's past time to believe there is honour among thieves The going has certainly got tough, but Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont says he remains undaunted and determined to fulfil his mission and complete his term as national leader, come hell or high water, so to speak. WATCHDOG Petronas powers Malaysia forward Petronas, the Malaysian national oil and gas company, is gearing up for a publicity blitz in the Thai market, where it is re-branding 117 petrol service stations acquired from Kuwait Petroleum in 2005 at an initial cost of US$60 million (Bt2.1 billion). SUNDAY BRUNCH Speeding to success Malaysian oil firm rides The Formula One's popularity to boost image of its products and of the country Calculating reasons for kindness It is hard to imagine that anyone thinks of goodness as a problem, but Charles Darwin did. 'Sanuk' is sacred, whatever the cost Good politicians are rare. Almost extinct. They enjoy the same reputation as the yeti or a bank manager; most people claim to know someone who once saw one, but have never actually seen one themselves.	Top Stories Freedom comes with responsibility Internet forums often a fount of misinformation about Thai culture PTV protests nothing more than a masquerade Net's cheap and easy freedoms put values to the test Surayud survives barrage and hangs onto job by a thread

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