EDITORIAL Media freedom - the secret of success
The CDR should not fall into the trap that got Thaksin by trying to control dissenting voices and criticism
SIDELINES The CDR's indecisiveness hurts the rebuilding effort
We are still in the early days of the post-Thaksin era following the bloodless coup that ousted the most corrupt administration the country has ever endured. Democratic-minded people fervently hope that from now on the task of rebuilding the nation will take off, leading us towards a better future.
SUNDAY BRUNCH Back in the saddle
After three years, Klanarong Chantik has returned to the NCCC and is gearing up to tackle a huge backlog of corruption cases
WATCHDOG Surayud could be a good choice to serve as interim premier
It has become highly likely that General Surayud Chulanont, a privy councillor, will be named the interim prime minister by the Council for Democratic Reform (CDR), which overthrew the Thaksin government on September 19.
