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The article "New hopes in Thailand's restive south" (Oct. 17) makes a compelling, counterintuitive case that the recent Thai coup has positive implications for peace between Thailand's new military government and the Malay Muslims in the five provinces of the south. The article suggests that in just a short time the process has gone far beyond where the ousted prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, had ever gone.
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