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Sun, March 18, 2007 : Last updated 19:09 pm (Thai local time)

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25 suspected insurgents rounded up

Security officials have rounded up 25 suspected Muslim insurgents from two districts in Yala and Narathiwat following the brutal massacre of eight Buddhists last week.

Group of Thai Muslims flees to Malaysia: report

KUALA LUMPUR - A group of 24 Muslims from Thailand's insurgency-plagued south have fled to Malaysia to espace alleged intimidation by the Thai military, a report said Sunday.

NEWS-MEDIA FREEDOM
PTV in debut blackout mystery

Govt bosses appear to give maverick TV the green light


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		ANTI-COUP PROTEST Rally rails against the junta Activists play down differences between pro- and anti-Thaksin camps
		Weather to blow North haze away today Northern residents tortured by the weeks-long smog will breathe a sigh of clean relief today if a storm forecast is reliable. If so, the climate crisis will be immediately swept away, leaving its "real" causes uncertain and no predictions for its reoccurrence.

HOTEL EXPANSION
Dusit Thani enters Indian market
Deal with Bird Group is first foray onto the world stage in years

		EC airs worries to Commerce Ministry
		Hi-tech factory designed to cut pollution
		AdFest entries hit record 5,012

POLLUTION
All hands put to the civic pumps
Capital's chief tackles Chao Phya wave of death

		'Most people don't know about new charter'
		State telecoms listing U-turn
		Karan's U-turn on Narathiwat curfew

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Ya Ni takes Indian title in play-off
Chinese Taipei's Tseng Ya Ni clinched the US$100,000 (Bt3.5 million) DLF Women's Indian Open after beating Thailand's Russamee Gulynamitta in the first play-off hole at the DLF Golf & Country Club.

EDITORIAL
Good tidings from Europe
The Asean-EU meeting in Nuremberg this week was a big boost for the region and particularly Thailand

		It's high time to make polluters pay dearly
		Inconvenient gossip, new knowledge
		Business sentiment hit by government's lack of policy clarity

The Nation Poll

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?