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SOUTHERN UNREST
Don't make us your scapegoat: Malaysia

Minister says pointing a finger won't bring peace



Fuel costs, poverty top NESDB list

Oil prices, poverty, ineffective management of domestic problems and sluggish foreign trade will be addressed as national priorities in the next 10-year plan, the National Economic and Social Development Board (NESDB) said.



Uni chiefs vote to keep system 'for continuity'

The University Presidents' Council of Thailand yesterday voted to continue the current admission system in the next school year, its chairman Professor Dr Pratya Vesarach said.





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Pride of Indian Navy throws open its door to the people of Bangkok
Three Indian Navy ships, including a battleship equipped with BrahMos long-range missiles, are berthed at Klong Toei port until Tuesday, and are open to the public today from 2pm to 5.30pm.















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Somkid backs new tax break


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DSI 'in dire need of major overhaul'
Investigation department chief Sombat must go now, say human-rights groups



Man arrested for brutal rape and murder of teen


Press Council to draft guidelines on rape reporting


Uni chiefs vote to keep system 'for continuity'





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IN BRIEF
Boonsak wins
Thailand's Boosak Ponsana advanced to the quarter-finals of the Malaysia Open with a 21-17 21-14 victory over China's Chen Hong in Kuching yesterday.







EDITORIAL
Banzai to Thai, Japanese royals
People's reception of imperial couple reflects cordial nature of relations between the two countries



No more tough talk about crisis in the South


Cine inspiration


Scientific advances promise personalised, integrated healthcare




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