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The Nation

Govt urged to respond to article in Washington Times

A top Democrat yesterday urged the government to swiftly respond to what he described as a coordinated attempt to discredit Thailand in the United States that is being orchestrated by former premier Thaksin Shinawatra.

CONSTITUTION
Parties against draft as it stands

Democrats, TRT agree current text cannot heal politics

SOUTHERN UNREST
Krue Se Mosque comes under fire on anniversary

None hit as car-borne gunmen disrupt morning prayers three years to the day after 2004 bloodbath at the same site


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		The message is clear -GO NUCLEAR The debate on global warming about to begin Bangkok may recommend the once unthinkable
		Thaksin in £108m bid for Man City Manchester City were on Friday night the subject of a shock £108-million (Bt7 billion) takeover bid by former Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, the London daily The Sun reported yesterday.

ALCOHOL ACT AMENDMENTS
Hospitality reps meet with panel
Damage to tourism and existing investments cited as concerns

		Flat growth forecast for industry
		Estates open to public scrutiny
		Egat seeking sites for power plants

QUIET BANGKOK CLUB
Call for less clamour in city blasted with noise
Strident, irrelevant advertising having an effect on health

		iTV shareholders to demand Bt290 bn
		Beware of rain, flood,landslides
		Wildlife rescue :Pangolins saved from dinner table by police in Hat Yai

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Annipa brings home three silver medals
[WEIGHTLIFTING] Thailand's Annipa Moontar won three more silver medals in the women's over-75kg division in the 19th Asian Women's Championships, which concluded in China yesterday.

EDITORIAL
Burma-N Korea ties need scrutiny
Renewal of relations between these two pariah states raises fear of a shift in regional balance of power

		Threat from 'large' anti-govt rally much overrated
		Setting a strategy to reverse climate change
		Draft charter aims to shore up ideals of democratic practice

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?