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EDITORIAL Film brings shame upon Thai society That 'Ghost Game' was even made shows the shocking lack of sensitivity in today's consumerist culture SIDELINES For globe-trotting Thaksin, it's still business as usual Local politics is being steered towards a temporary solution, with a stalemate being broken by judicial process to avert further worsening of the crisis, or so it seems. There remains considerable uncertainty over what will come next and whether the current stand-off between Thaksin's crowd and the pro-democracy movement will end with a bargain satisfactory to both sides. SUNDAY BRUNCH From friend to foe Former Thai ambassador Kasit Pirom explains what turned him against the prime minister WATCHDOG With fresh poll likely, all parties need to clean up their acts Given the Central Administrative Court's suspension of the third round of elections in southern Thailand, it is now very likely that the April 2 general election and subsequent by-elections will be nullified.	Top Stories PM alone created this political theatre of the 'absurd' For once, our caretaker prime minister gets it right HM the King suggests a solution TRT may be courting disaster Civil disobedience out to clog Thaksin regime's machine

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