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Mongkol to lead UNAids next month

Public Health Minister Mongkol na Songkhla will become the new chairman of the board of UNAids next month.

Ruling should be based on law: Chaturon

The Thai Rak Thai Party Sunday urged that a decision over its fate be made using the law and not influence.

Ray Ranson, American consortium still negotiating to buy Man City FC

Former player Ray Ranson and an un-named American consortium are still in talks to buy Manchester City Football Club, it was reported.


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		New 'mindset' controls fear of change Institute instils virtues of knowledge management to end costly mistakes, grow businesses
		WHO grant for GPO to make flu vaccine The Government Pharmaceutical Organisation (GPO) will start manufacturing influenza vaccine with the help of a cash grant from the World Health Organisation.

FIRST-QUARTER RESULTS
Listed firms post big fall in Q1 earnings
21% profit drop for SET, MAI companies; resources sector performs best

		Petrol prices 'have reached peak'
		BOI stands firm on pollution
		Change of tack with Mini Big C stores

THAI-MALAYSIAN GAS
Villagers call for pipeline halt
In a surprise turn of events, Muslim Southerners are lining up with the Internal Security Operations Command

		Women and children block road in protest
		Angry seas cause closure of Phuket beaches
		First elephant released into wild under foundation plan

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Silver, bronze for Thailand
Thai exponents yesterday claimed two medals on the second day at the World Taekwondo Championships in Beijing.

EDITORIAL
Apirak must learn from Red Ken
He might be interested in adopting the congestion charge, but Bangkok's governor must first stiffen his backbone

		Thaksin's stealth move springs unpleasant surprise
		Patani-Malay teaching initiative brings hope to children of deep South
		Europe's second chance in the Balkans

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?