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Rain, a South Korean idol, waves during a press conference in Hong Kong on Wednesday Rain who will perform in Hong Kong from January 12 to 14 for the first stop in Asia of his world tour, cancelled his concerts in Bangkok for security reasons after fatal bombing attacks on New Year's Eve.//AFP
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Fifth school fire in Buri Ram

A fire in a Ban Taleng School building in Buri Ram's Chamni district early Wednesday was the fifth school blaze in the province since the coup in September. A back window indicated signs of a breakin.



PM rules out cabinet reshuffle

Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont ruled out speculation on Wednesday that he was to reshuffle his Cabinet in the wake of the New Year's Eve bombings and the government's plunging popularity.



"My duty was to sign documents" : Panthongtae

Panthongtae Shinawatra, son of ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, testified during his session with an Assets Examination Subcommittee on Wednesday that it was his mother's personal secretary who conducted the sale on his behalf of Shin Corp to Singapore's Temasek Holdings.






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FOREIGN BUSINESS ACT
Nominees will be forbidden

Planned amendments give more teeth to laws that restrict business holdings; executives warn of investment backlash






Heart-rending farewell
Juling gets royally sponsored service; country pays respects; funeral on Monday






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FOREIGN BUSINESS ACT
No more than 15 listed firms will be affected - SET

Changes to law 'less drastic than feared, will mainly impact telecom, property firms'



TMB Bank to lower growth forecasts


Low to middle sectors to the fore


Jet Airways set to spread its wings

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UN DEVELOPMENT REPORT
Narathiwat and Pattani near base for quality of life

Providing land to the poor, control over resources to local people and passing the Community Forest Bill seen as key goals



Top security for Children's Day


NY Eve bombs rain on pop star's parade


Third stand-off over suspect

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BURNING ISSUE
'Nice guy' pM tested by a welter of problems

Interim govt needs to focus on its top priority - bringing ex-premier Thaksin to trial for his regime's many abuses



Panthongtae set to appear before AEC


Civil servants face the axe


Wissanu for charter role

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VENUS'S VISION: Forget PAD and Samak -- let's prepare for the real doomsday
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TENNIS
WRISTY PROBLEM

Paradorn crocks in Sydney but will march on to Melbourne



We will regain the title, says Chanwit


Taniguchi ready to gun down Europeans


Kirilenko to feature in Pattaya

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EDITORIAL
Foreign Business Act clarified

Government's amendments seek to remove legal ambiguities and promote transparency



A prayer of thanks and admiration for Khru Juling

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  • Budget bill clears House
  • Demonstrations continue despite heavy rains
  • Students rally at police headquarters
  • Top lawmakers agree to launch mediation between Govt, PAD
  • Pnet calls on MPs to resign to force for new election
  • Chamlong, Pipop fall ill
  • New foreign minister submitted for royal endorsement : PM
  • Samak to consider revocation of state of emergency within a few days



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  • Polish cardinal wants Virgin Mary as patron of European Parliament
  • India tries to allay nuclear concerns, says no to testing
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