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EDITORIAL New challenge for broadcast media Govt attempt to free TV and radio journalists from state control is honourable but difficult to pull off THAI TALK Empower all whistleblowers from within A public apology when exploited by scheming politicians can be used as a devious political gambit. Special to The Nation What is happening to Buddhism in Thailand is completely political and unBuddhist. Special to The Nation As the Asset Examination Committee (AEC) has been specifically tasked to look at the area of policy corruption by the previous Thaksin government, it would be logical for them to focus on where there was most leverage on potential gains to be made from favourable policy decisions.	Top Stories New visa rules may do more harm than good So, who wants to be a coyote girl anyway? Surayud's halo could push Thaksin into obscurity Generals violate a major rule of post-coup survival Thailand faces dilemma with North Korean refugees

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