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EDITORIAL An annual burning issue The government and farmers must cooperate to control haze that causes pollution and damages tourism STOPPAGE TIME Non-elected PM clause could be a political time-bomb My ideological opponents may take great delight in hearing this, but I don't care. LETTER FROM SEOUL The slow path to Korean unification South Korean president Ryo Moo Hyun said it all. He told over 120 foreign journalists on Monday that in the past, whenever journalists or foreigners came to Korea, they would be automatically taken to see Panmunjom, the world's most fortified buffer zone, 50 kilometres north of the capital city.	Top Stories iTV journalists owe us all an apology iTV's journalists don't deserve any sympathy How the US sees Thai human rights An open letter to the journalists at TITV Chalongphob a pro-market academic for a reeling economy

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