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Sun, February 18, 2007 : Last updated 23:37 pm (Thai local time)

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Insurgent attacks in South left six dead, scores injured

Bombers, attackers and arsonists went on a rampage in the three southernmost provinces and Songkhla Sunday evening, causing at least six deaths and scores of injuries.

PAD to protest against Somkid's appointment

The People's Alliance for Democracy announced Sunday that will hold a meeting Tues to decide on measures for protesting the appointment of Somkid Jatusripitak, economic tsar of the Thaksin government, as sufficiency economy envoy.

TEMASEK
Govt mulls satellite buy-back

Minister to discuss moves to regain assets with Sonthi; says ties with Singapore should not be affected


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		BANGKOK BOMBINGS More arrest warrants due Lt-General Jongrak Juthanont, an assistant National Police chief, said yesterday that the investigating team would meet tomorrow to discuss progress in the New Year's Eve bombings case.
		Beggar kings are the real choosers Highly organised business has tentacles abroad

TELECOMS
TOT chief seeks justice for agency
Advantage lost in the past, says Saprang

		Trying to salvage a part of a dream
		NGOs fear there's a hidden agenda in Japan FTA
		Ministry mulls future water supply

ECONOMIC POLICY
More flak over role for Somkid
'Too much of a popular capitalist for sufficiency'

		Female drafter to fight for gender equality
		2 Japanese men nabbed for fake drugs
		Elephant NGO claims intimidation

OVERDRIVE: New power-wielders emerge in the post Thaksin-era

National team only for the best
The secretary-general of the Football Association of Thailand (FAT), Worawi Makudi, has insisted that there will be no restraint on the age of players for the Asian Cup squad.

		Barbarians stsy focused

EDITORIAL
Right message sent to Pyongyang
Getting N Korea to abandon its nuclear aspirations for aid a positive step towards reducing arms race