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Some 200 vendors of Sapan Kao market protest the city's order for them to move to new market as they claimed the renting fees were too high.//Photo by Jumpon Noptip



 Today's Big Stories
Four military officers charged of attempted assassination

National police chief Pol General Kowit Vatana signed on Monday an endorsement recommending four military offices be charged with trying to assassinate former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.



UN awaits concrete steps from Burma : Gambari

Describing his latest visit to Burma as hard bargaining process to release Aung San Suu Kyi, top UN envoy Ibhrahim Gambari said Monday the world body awaits "concrete steps" on a wide range of political and humanitarian issues from the Burmese junta.



Martial laws to be lifted within days : Defence Minister

Defence Minister Boonrawd Somtas said details of how the martial laws will be lifted will come out on Tuesday.






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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
Forget assets, 'the truth comes first'

Almost two months after the September 19 coup, detractors of deposed premier Thaksin Shinawatra still expect a court to order the seizure of his assets. It is time to return to reality, however.






Prince a draw at flower show
People rushed to buy tickets for the Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006 exposition on November 24 after hearing about the planned visit of Bhutanese Crown Prince Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck on the day.






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SHIN CORP
TEMASEK 'is ready to swallow its medicine'

Awaits outcome of review of foreign ownership laws



Spending via credit cards falls in Sept


S Medical Spa goes into expansion mode


Candour mixed with comedy

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New student loan scheme to have higher family-income limit
The new student-loan scheme to be created by merging two existing schemes might follow the Student Loan Fund (SLF) model in focusing on helping poor students, though the eligibility limit on family income will be higher than Bt150,000 a year, the official in charge said yesterday.



Two dead, four hurt in attacks


Prisoners' release demanded


BTS urged to explain rise

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NATIONAL ECONOMY
Surayud prescribes good governance for growth

Premier says values like morality, transparency and respect for the law will ensure sustainable economic development



Graft alleged in THAI contracts


CNS slammed over 'inaction'


Bar charter drafters from poll: Abhisit

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WATCHDOG: Storm brews as PAD bolsters mission to bring down govt
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Sailors want good wind, luck
[ASIAN GAMES] After letting the gold medal slip through their fingers at the previous Asian Games in South Korea, Thai sailors are hoping lady luck will smile on them when the new Asiad in Doha kicks off next month.



Bodybuilders go for gold in Doha


Danai wins in S Korea

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EDITORIAL
Nepal climbs the hill to peace

Historic agreement between the government and Maoist rebels is a welcome and overdue development



Help! Thailand needs more whistleblowers


Bringing the Thaksin regime to account


Capitalism's moral bastards

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The Nation Poll

New poll posted on Tuesday

What should Somchai do?

THE NATION POLL


1. HE M R Pridiyathorn Devakula 2. HE Krirk-krai Jirapaet
3. HE Piyasvati
Amranand
4. HE Sitthichai Pookaiyaudom
5. HE Kosit Panpiemras  

Breaking News
  • NCCC may set up panel to investigate police's use of excessive force against protesters
  • "Grandpa Yen", boatman of Phetchaburi, dies at 108
  • Somchai says he'll consider pros and cons of all available alternatives
  • Commerce minister visits Somchai
  • Coup not solution: Supreme commander
  • Over 10,000 Govt supporters gather at Muang Thong Thani
  • Injured artist still in serious condition at Ramathibodi Hospital
  • 2 injured protesters, one policeman remain in critical condition at Vachira Hospital




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    World Updates
  • Hong Kong on alert for escaped crocodiles and alligators
  • IMF: World stands behind G7 in tackling financial crisis
  • Bush: Countries will work to avoid broader economic fallout
  • North Korea airs footage of Kim Jong Il

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