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EDITORIAL For the sake of argument Perhaps Fifa's refusal to modernise refereeing has to do with football fans' love of controversy SIDELINES Thaksin introduces bravado, whining in diplomacy Caretaker Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has initiated a new chapter in international diplomacy. SUNDAY BRUNCH Lessons in harmony Dr Pavich Tongroach reflects on the meeting of world educators in Bangkok next week Explaining Israel's actions in Lebanon The government of the sovereign state of Lebanon is responsible under international law for any acts of aggression committed from its territory on a neighbouring country. A science minister with zeal that shows Pravich Ratanapian's mission is to build up a scientific outlook among Thais WATCHDOG Islamic scholar puts hope in achieving a multi-religious society Dr Sajjad Hayder Rizvi of the University of Exeter's Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies told me the other day that the lack of democracy in the South was the single biggest cause of the protracted unrest there.	Top Stories Why I think the 'Thaksin-Bush' letters were forged An unauthorised guide to 'The Thaksin Voodoo Code' Five reasons for Kantathi to produce Thaksin's US letter Is Thaksin losing his grip on power? Some plausible defences for Thaksin's spin-doctors

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