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Two Thai nationals beheaded in Saudi for drug smuggling

Riyadh - Two Thai nationals convicted of drug trafficking were beheaded with a sword in Saudi Arabia on Monday, the interior ministry said in a state¬ment carried by the official SPA news agency.

London protestors paid, claims anti-Thaksin campaigner

Anti-Thaksin campaigner Ekkayuth Anchanbutr claimed on Monday that anti-coup protesters in London were paid Bt3,490 each last week.

World largely welcomes Sarkozy win to revive France

Paris - Nicolas Sarkozy's win in France's presidential election was broadly welcomed in the Western press on Monday though some media in Africa and the Middle East expressed hostility to the new leader.


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		SOUTH PROTEST Demonstratorsend blockade Muslims clear road after officials agree to free suspects
		Thaksin ends PR contract amid flak Deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has terminated his association with United States-based public relations company Edelman.

AGRICULTURAL BANK'S CONCERN:
High failure rate among Otop debtors
Oversupply, low demand and poor quality have all contributed - BAAC president

		Making money from cleaner energy
		FTAs 'will hurt small farmers'
		Europeans savour

ARTS AND CRAFTS
It's a small but fascinating world
Thailand's champion miniature artists take centre stage

		Ministry in crackdown on sexy images
		Two shot dead in deep South
		Ammonia leak in central Bangkok sickens hundreds

REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: Next US president should engage Asean more than Bush did

Tight finish in the offing in the Optimist Class
[SAILING] With stable wind prevailing in Pattaya bay, yachtsmen enjoyed another good round on the penultimate day of the Top of the Gulf International Regatta yesterday.

		Zhao outwits Zhang to win gold
		Yates proves his best on last lane
		Asian VB

EDITORIAL
Optimism low on censorship
Enshrining filmmakers' rights in the charter is the only way to break the conservative stranglehold on Thai cinema