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Laos welcomes US' arrest of Hmong general

Laos welcomed on Tuesday the US action against high profile dissident leader, Gen Vang Pao and other eight Hmongs who were arrested in San Francisco with charge of plotting to overthrow the communist ruling government in Vientiane.

Revocation of ban on political parties' activities takes immediate effect : Govt spokesman

The Cabinet revokes ban on political parties' activities on Tuesday. The revocation took immediate effect, Government Spokesman Yongyuth Mayalarp said.

Free terracotta on the World Environmental Day

A long stretch of white collar workers queued up on the Silom Road leading to the entrance of the CP Tower midday Tuesday waiting to receive a free pot of terracotta.


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		PRIVATISATION New law to limit holdings Loopholes to be filled in after the disaster of the Egat effort
		King Power sues AOT for Bt70 bn King Power International Group yesterday filed two civil lawsuits against Airports of Thailand (AOT), seeking compensation of Bt68.9 billion plus 7.5 per cent interest for the nullification of its exclusive contracts to run duty-free shops and commercial area at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport.

GLOOMY OUTLOOK
Saha suffers first slump in 60 yrs
Strong currency, consumer sentiment take toll on sales

		Investors bullish on SET
		New condo launched
		Holcim invites entries recognising sustainable building

Ministry officials pour water on temple project
Senior officials from the Culture Ministry yesterday expressed their objection to Phayao province's Bt1-billion project to restore an ancient temple under the waters of Kwan Phayao - the largest freshwater fish habitat under its supervision in the upper North.

		Militants derail train in Pattani, 18 people injured
		Swedish minister says he was misinterpreted
		Late news :Plan for tougher cigarette law

SOCCER
BRING ON THE DUTCH
Buoyant Thais ready to take on Van Basten's stars

		Pongsaklek confident of victory

EDITORIAL
No amnesty for Thai Rak Thai
Tribunal's ban of corrupt executives must stand as an example for those who would follow in Thaksin's path