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EDITORIAL Charter pressure on rural people With the draft nearly completed, grass-roots voters find themselves dealing with cajoling from all sides OFF THE BENCH Governments wake the middle-class at their peril Deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra understood the politics of numbers, especially the importance of rural-class voters. If the self-made billionaire could win votes from the rural sector, he knew he could form and control the government. Today's Iraqi refugees key to country's future Two political processes, underway now for almost 20 years, provide a valuable rear-view mirror with which to navigate foreign policy in years ahead. Culture crusaders need a history lesson A few days back, while browsing through a Thai-language newspaper, I was startled to read a sensationalist report on teenage pregnancy: "According to a world survey, Thailand ranks fifth in the world", it read.	Top Stories Laos must make peace with Hmong Did Hmong crisis spur Vang Pao 'plot'? Somkid's dreams crumble, while Abhisit's take off A tale of two legal verdicts Democracy versus Corruption: the punishment

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