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ASEM 7 dominated by worries on financial woes
An ongoing international financial crisis originating in the United States is set to dominate the two-day summit of Asian and European leaders which began in the Chinese capital on Friday.
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Somchai heads to Beijing for Asem meeting
Thailand's embattled Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat departed yesterday for the two-day Asia-Europe Meeting (Asem) in Beijing.
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Popular News
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Freshman suffers serious injury in haze party
Phetchaburi - A freshman of the Polytechnic Krungthep Commercial School sustained serious head injury after senior students subjected him and nine others to a haze ceremony at a bungalow in Chao Samran Beach in Muang Phetchaburi on Tuesday night.
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Price of corn to be guaranteed
The Cabinet will consider guaranteeing the price of corn at no less than Bt8.2 per kilogram at its meeting on Tuesday. -
Compensation for Oct 7 victims
A committee overseeing compensation for victims of the October 7 street violence said it will reveal the amounts to be paid out today. -
Deadly game
One killed, many injured in minibus crash; driver may have been racing rival -
Wounded border soldier still unconscious
Volunteer ranger Boonyarit Khantee remains in a coma since last week's bloody shootout against Cambodian troops.
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Environment
PCD reveals plans for new systems, fee schemes,
The Pollution Control Department (PCD) plans to issue standards which measure the level of wastewater from communities, helping to determine sources of pollution. -
Health&Science
Network revives challenge to thaibev's set listing
The Alcohol Watch Network has vowed to thwart the bid of Thai Beverage Public Company (ThaiBev) to list its shares on the Thai stock exchange. -
Education
Parents revise for college
More than 600 adults in their 40s were among 132,209 applicants for the GAT (General Aptitude Test) and PAT (Professional and Academic Aptitude Test) exams, a senior official said yesterday. -
Metro/Crimes
BMA aims for law change to tax petrol, smokes, hotel rooms
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is planning to collect taxes from petrol and cigarettes and fees from the use of hotel rooms starting next year.
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THE NATION BLOG
Sourth Crisis
As government compensates deep South victims, the killing goes on
Yala's Governor, Theera Minthasak has handed out Bt4.72 million in compensation to relatives of victims of the ongoing violence in the region, where five more people died and six were injured in two separate incidents yesterday.
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