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Court verdict on Map Ta Phut will make investment climate better

Last Thursday's verdict by the Administrative Court, which allowed most of the 76 suspended industrial projects in Rayong province to go ahead, will provide a boost to the country's investment atmosphere. The ruling comes at a time when the export sector, the Thai economy's main engine of growth, accounts for more than 60 per cent of GDP, but is about to slow down.

The US mission in Iraq is far from accomplished

Rebuilding can only be successful if the bitterly divided factions can reconcile, which requires further American funding and support

Most Thais ignorant of the turmoil in South

On Thursday The Nation reported on peace walkers who walked all the way from Bangkok to the Central Mosque in Pattani.

Code of conduct over the South China Sea

For Asean, the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea (DOC) - signed by all Asean foreign ministers and Chinese Special Envoy Wang Yi in Phnom Penh on November 4, 2002, on the sidelines of the 6th Asean-China Summit - has always been a regional framework for cooperation between Asean and China on issues of contention and confidence-building in the South China Sea.

It takes three for talent to tango

I've heard the name and praise for Thai music wizard Trisdee Na Patalung, and like many others, I became an admirer and finally went to see him in concert. But not until I learned more about him and his music did I discover that without the right direction and support, a talent like his could have been buried in the formal Thai education system.

Who wants what in the South China Sea?

Many news reports and commentaries on the South China Sea have been published in recent weeks and this one is intended to help explain the complexity of the issue.

Political Parties should offer voters something to vote for

Bangkok voters are jaded living with low-grade politicians who fail to deliver Even if a condominium unit is priced as high as 80 million Hong Kong dollars (Bt319.6 million)- which sparks fears of a possible economic bubble - Hong Kong remains full of potential.

We reap what we sow in the form of natural disasters

The governors of North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland have declared states of emergency as Hurricane Earl whirled into a powerful Category 4 storm and barrelled towards the east coast of the United States, packing winds of around 225 kilometres per hour. The highest storm category is 5, with winds of 250 km per hour and higher.

Poll shows that democracy wins in Bangkok

The result from last Sunday's Bangkok city and district council elections should please those who believe in Thailand's democracy.

Is Japan losing faith in the Thai economy?

Political turmoil, unskilled labour, Map Ta Phut chaos may be reasons why investors are looking elsewhere

Liberal democracy: the end of history or of democracy itself?

The low voter turnout of less than 42 per cent in the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration district council election last weekend was a cause for concern. Voter fatigue is not conducive to developing a genuine representational governing body. The most common response to the question of why those absentees did not go to the polling booths was: "These politicians, they all turn out bad, just the same as always."

Fashion focus should be on what we wear well

More support is needed to help our talented designers create light clothing brands that have international appeal

Education key to reducing income disparity: SCB research

A sustainable solution to ease the income gap requires better accessibility to public services and education, rather than subsidies, Siam Commercial Bank's Economic Intelligence Unit said.

Abhisit's welfare promise will be hard to implement

It's not a populist platform; it's not a welfare state. What is it?

BBC continues |with distortion

The BBC's Bangkok correspondent Alastair Leithead in his latest report states and shows the following: "In May a mostly peaceful anti-government protest [image: women and children dancing at Rajprasong] turned violent when the Army moved in [video: soldiers firing] and a hard-core fired back" (video: armed insurgents firing).

While we were watching Liverpool and Manchester United ...

Should we take Newin Chidchob's claims that soccer is consuming his life much more than politics with a grain of salt? That depends on how much you trust the guy. We can't, however, question the passion of a fast-growing Thai population that for the past two years has changed the landscape of domestic football beyond recognition. So much has been transformed that taking a real look at the domestic game now will feel like you have been asleep for a decade.

They may be bargains, but fakes can only go so far

Last weekend, Hong Kong lived up to its reputation - it's still a shopping paradise with many expensive brands and cheap products from China to choose from. Since it's a mere two-and-a-half hours away by air, it's no wonder that so many Thais opt to spend their weekends on the island.

Appeal Court verdict on the extradition of Bout

Source: Excerpt from a Court of Appeals ruling ordering extradition of Viktor Bout to the US, under the Extradition Act and the Extradition Act between the Kingdom of Thailand the United States.

Extradition issue is being used for political advantage

Even the Viktor Bout saga has become infected by Thailand's gutter politics

Is the airport link safe for pedestrians?

In response to the recent editorial on the Airport Link, I would like to add a few things. Once you get on the train the ride is mostly fast and efficient. With that said, and bearing in mind that we understand that mega-projects are not completed on time and the finishing touches still need to be put in place, there are some questions concerning logistics and coordination between local offices and state agencies.