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Military's pr campaign: a lot to be desired

Failure to engage media during border clash with Cambodia points to lack of common sense



HEADLINE NEWS

  • GOOD … I PRAISE DOUBTFUL … I RAISE

    A suggestion for arresting the demise of our language

    Today I will skip the serious economic issues and write about a lighter matter, the choice of Thai words which offend the ear.
  • REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE

    Is SEA part of Russia's 'privileged interests'?

    The US financial meltdown and its global fallout have boosted Russia's place in the world, especially in Southeast Asia. The crisis came at just the time when Russia had made it clear it is a great power to be reckoned with in the new global scheme of things. It was no longer the broken empire it once was. With booming oil and gas sales and huge foreign currency reserves, Russia is resurrecting. Its growing polit¬ical and economic clout is gradually being felt in the region after a nearly 17-year absence.
  • EDITORIAL

    Top brass put all, and themselves, in a spot

    Does the tV coup shows a mature military, or have the leaders fallen in their own trap?

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Letter to Editors

Somchai should bow out in the Dutch manner

Re: If I were PM, I would resign over the violent crackdown on protesters: Gen Anupong. - October 16, 2008

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  • Officials of National Broadcasting Thailand prepare to change its logo before the new programming arrangements begin tomorrow.
  • An auto presenter smiles to visitors of the Bangkok motor show, where 15,000 vehicles are expected to be sold during the 10-day event.
  • Some 1,000 people gathered Wednesday at CS Pattani Hotel to celebrate the graduation of primary students. Locals said the gathering was a sign of renewed confidence in securityafter a fatal bomb blast at the hotel earlier.
  • The Polar Star, a 23.5-karat timepiece valued at Bt22 million, will be on show at Royal Jewellery at The Glitz: Luxury Lifestyle Week 2008. The event runs until Monday in the Paragon Hall on the fifth floor of Siam Paragon.
  • The Camry, one of the most popular mid-sized sedans available in Thailand.
  • A visitor reads a sign at Gastech 2008, a world-class event showcasing Thailand on the global gas-industry map to more than 5,000 officials and oil-company representatives.
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