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A businessman browses his mobile phone as he walks past a share prices board in Tokyo, 05 March 2007. Japanese share prices fell 05 March 576.68 points to close at 16,642.25 points at the Tokyo Stock Exchange, at the lowest level for over two months on concerns about the health of global markets and a stronger yen. AFP PHOTO

 Today's Big Stories
Govt urged not to pull iTV's plug

Media organisations and iTV staffs Monday stepped up pressure on the government in a bid to prevent the temporary shutdown of the embattled station.



Asian stock markets take fresh beating

TOKYO - Asian stocks posted heavy losses Monday while Europe's bourses sank into the red in early deals as players scaled down their exposure to risky investments after the recent global turmoil, dealers said.



DRUGS KILLINGS
Surayud orders renewed inquiry


Govt ready to prosecute Thaksin people over deaths of South Muslims, accused 'dealers'



Drug licences could free up Bt1 billion

The compulsory licensing of three life-saving medicines could help save the state budget between Bt1 billion and Bt1.7 billion per year and allow the distribution of drugs to far more patients, according to estimates by the National Health Security Office (NHSO).






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Thai footie's feet of clay
The warning bells are sounding for Thai football.






iTV may be taken off air in two days
ITV may have the plug pulled on it temporarily on Wednesday, PM's Office Minister Khunying Dhipavadee Meksawan said yesterday.






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30% WITHHOLDING RULE
Custodians wary of opening SNDs

Capital-reserve measure thought likely to deter most foreigners from investing in the Thai debt market



Thais riding high on Asian boom


CAT and JV may pool resources


CP spreads seeds across Asia

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SOUTHERN PATROL
Militant trainers among five killed in camp raid

Leaders of Tak Bai unrest 'have trained more than 100 insurgents'



Hypnotism suspected for doctor's behaviour


Police continue to seek Russian murder motive


Fire victims recovering

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Rights chief Saneh has no faith in 'egoistic' next charter
National Human Rights Commission chairman Saneh Chamarik talks to The Nation's Pravit Rojanaphruk about the junta-backed drafting of a new constitution.



CPD says leadership is disunited


Ex-senator dies


Readers seek in-depth press coverage

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GOLF
HAIG THE LAST MAN WALKING

South African takes Johnnie Walker Classic


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EDITORIAL
Time to repair the damaged economy

The next finance minister must remove capital controls and work towards winning back confidence



Thai media outlets will need to rediscover their integrity


A searing indictment of the coup

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New poll posted on Thursday

Is the Thai government right to protest Cambodia's appointment of Thaksin as its economic adviser by recalling Thai ambassador and suspending all cooperations?

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  • Hun Sen threatens to boycott Thai goods
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  • Abhisit beats Thaksin in popular rating following Cambodian diplomatic spat: survey
  • Their Majesties send help to flood victims in Narathiwat
  • 1 villager killed, another injured by insurgents in Yala
  • Their Majesties send help to flood victims in Yala
  • Abhisit calls on Thaksin to give priority to national interest
  • Narathiwat declared flooding disaster zone



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    World Updates
  • US stocks climb slightly despite double-digit jobless rate
  • US Army base shooting leaves at least 12 dead
  • Australian researchers say foreign students need sex education
  • Graft scandal raises questions about Indonesia reforms

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