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EDITORIAL Buddhist path to national healing Visakha Bucha Day was an ideal time to reflect on how our own behaviour can help the country SIDELINES When a coup leader wants to play Mr Nice Guy It seemed like junta and Army chief General Sonthi Boonyaratglin was kidding when he said he would propose a pardon for 111 executive-committee members of the Thai Rak Thai Party, ordered dissolved on Wednesday by the Constitution Tribunal for a series of wrongdoings and for being detrimental to national security and the democratic system. Fear and fortune in Baghdad A look at a strange world where risk and reward can be equally high WATCHDOG Post-verdict future for Democrats is not completely rosy A key Democrat Party executive said to me after its rival Thai Rak Thai Party was disbanded and 111 of its executives barred from politics for five years that the road would be long and winding for Democrat leader Abhisit Vejjajiva to become the next premier. SUNDAY BRUNCH Brainy investment More government funding for higher learning will pay for itself in the long run, says Nida president	Top Stories So they think we are all suckers? Perhaps they're right Tribunal delivers its deathblow, but TRT refuses to die Apathy about ruling the result of a failed democracy Let the rulings heal the divide When a coup leader wants to play Mr Nice Guy

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