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EDITORIAL Privatisation still a sound principle The court must not damage the economy in its pursuit of the people who mishandled PTT SIDELINES Power play moving towards an 'extraordinary' finale Thaksin Shinawatra flew off yesterday to participate in the Asia-Europe meeting in Finland, giving him a break from the intense power plays and his growing vulnerability at home. SUNDAY BRUNCH A family tradition The scion of the family behind Singha beer is set to follow his ancestors into public service - once the Senate is back in session HUMANITY WRAP Beyond the cringe There's so much heat in Thai politics it is now a major source of global dimming. Down but not out in Cambodia Supachai Verapuchong has seen his investments destroyed, but he just cannot stay away from Thailand's neighbour WATCHDOG After forty years on the drawing board, Suvarnabhumi set to break some records When the new Suvarnabhumi Airport opens its doors for commercial flights on September 28, it will set some new world records.	Top Stories Ten points a different Thaksin might want to consider Rare glimpse into Burma's 'heart of darkness' details a human rights catastrophe He can win elections, but can he govern the country? Power play moving towards an 'extraordinary' finale Is Somkid Thailand's answer to Gordon Brown?

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