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  1. Long conflict ahead

    Political divisions could take 10 years to heal, and could derail the economic recovery if they turn violent next year, warns Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij. (Photo by Kosol Nakachol)

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  2. Robust growth target

    "The Year of Execution of Economic Policies" is the unweildy slogan the finance minister has put on 2010, but he is targetting growth of at least 3.5 per cent.

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    Document is authentic

    The Foreign Ministry has filed a lawsuit against three Puea Thai Party MPs who it says leaked classified documents to the public.

  4. Concern for Hmong

    Nine US senators have written jointly to Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to protest the announced explusion of more than 4,000 Hmong to Laos by next week.

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All general news

  1. Puea Thai demands progress reports

    The Puea Thai Pary on Friday demanded the National ...

  2. Prateep: Some people planning unrest

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Business

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    Thawat Niranatwarodom was almost killed by the tsunami in 2004 ...

  2. Ananda Pitches in for low cost Housing

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Opinion & Analysis

  1. Wrong spirit in beggar bill

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  2. POST BAG Sad future for Hmong

    I often think members of the Thai government should travel by ...

Sports

  1. Wenger takes pride from Arsenal's barren years

    Arsene Wenger has claimed that Arsenal's last four trophy-less ...

  2. Wasps hand Cipriani first start since October

    England fly-half Danny Cipriani will make his first Wasps start ...

Post Blog

  • Time for monks to let go

    By Sanitsuda Ekachai — Now that not many Thai men want to become Buddhist monks, isn't it strange that when women want to be ordained, the answer from the clergy is a fierce, firm "No"?

  • New Facebook group: We're sick of the Ministry of Culture

    By Kong Rithdee — Don't come after me, I'm in Dubai (seriously), and I have no idea who founded a new Facebook group, which is attracting robust clicks: It's prominently titled "We're sick of the Ministry of Culture."

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