Bangkok Post - 2015-02-19

• Advocates take aim at energy meet
• Court orders BMA to pay pier victims
• OAG won’t push for Yingluck travel freeze
• Cabinet gives nod to urgent water projects
• WHO backs new tobacco control law
• Faulty plane door delays Nok Air fliers
• NRC urges Dhammachay­o defrocking
• Unis to study demand from megaprojec­ts
• Drafters back five media reform ideas
• Bill to give fishing crews a better deal
• PM orders seizure of Sor Por Kor land
• Australian MP blasts Thai death penalty
• PCD admits it can’t pay out B9bn on time
• Thailand looks abroad to fix labour crisis
• Tint still pushing nuke plan
• Jakarta won’t be ‘threatened’ by Australia
• Civilians recount fierce attack on Red Cross convoy
• Uighurs face terror charges
• Modi to curb defence imports
• Pakistan children in deadly polio battle
• Black Widow hints at more kills
• MH370 kin protest at Najib’s office
• War criminal given death sentence
• Elderly tied to their beds in horror homes
• Nigeria suicide attacks kill 38
• Body of albino baby found
• Debaltseve ‘falls’ as Ukraine troops exit
• China berries Hepatitis scare spurs screening rethink
• IS uses foreigners for cannon fodder
• Move to axe pier welcome
• Deep South peace requires justice first
• PM’s no-talks stance scotches Thaksin amnesty rumour
• In the Thai political rule book, not all crimes are equal
• Democracy is in the grip of a recession
• Terms for Thaksin talks always end in stalemate
• Scale of brutality in war-blighted country is mind-boggling
• Predators see off Sharks to extend streak
• Wozniacki and Kvitova win
• Kings hire Karl as coach
• Cyclone could keep Clarke waiting
• Morgan will miss ODI to play in India
• Courtois living up to expectatio­ns
• Boxer Amnat favourite for Sports Writers award
• Inter and Celtic set to clash in Europa
• Ariya leads Thai charge in Melbourne
• Bee admits interest in Milan shares
• Chelsea and PSG draw in first leg
• Injured Chappuis set to miss SEA Games
• Strong start
• Teenage world No.1 Ko plans to retire at age of 30
• Bangladesh overpower World Cup newcomers Afghanista­n
• Listed companies oppose concession­s
• Agencies lashed for slow disburseme­nt
• PTT lowers price outlook
• KTC still bullish on loan growth in 2015
• SCBAM expects equities to bring highest returns
• Premiums set to grow 13%
• SET posts 7.6% drop in 2014 profit
• Focus on quality, not just numbers
• CBRE: Super-luxury projects outperform
• Microsoft Innovation Center will assist tech start-ups
• Pruksa bullish on market recovery this year
• AIT to bump revenue 10%
• Airports get ready for invasion
• CREATIVITY IN THE YEAR OF THE SHEEP (OR GOAT, OR RAM)
• Cinemas add luxury flair to keep pace
• Stocks boosted by Greek debt deal hopes
• Export boost for furniture
• JPMorgan tops list of risky banks, study finds
• Accor posts record profit as restructur­ing pays off
• Challenges await new Starwood CEO
• Peugeot returns to profit
• Carlsberg names Dutchman as new CEO
• New menu items drive sales jump
• Buffett’s Berkshire builds Deere stake, dumps Exxon
• Japan Post buys Australia’s Toll
• Indian bike maker revs up production to meet demand
• BoJ holds off fresh stimulus
• Sony plans to spin off A/V unit
• Xiaomi China’s market leader in 2014
• Tesco Plc picks new chairman
• Royal wonder of Prachuap Khiri Khan
• Mom Noi on his lauded career and the man he owes it to
• Kanchanabu­ri’s strawberry-flavoured hideaway
• On your bikes, complainer­s
• Therapeuti­c child’s play in Chiang Mai
• Beauty, the Beast and Bangkok
• Oscar-nominated Imitation Game fights cause with Turing’s story
• Video game hall of fame gets power-up
• Pharrell Williams to publish Happy kids’ books
• Sniper film antiIslam propaganda: Iran’s Khamenei
• Fact v fiction – can doubts torpedo an Oscar movie?
• Taking THE STAGE THIS WEEK...
• Capturing the essence of a digital age
• See Si Racha as you’ve never seen it before
• Permanent exhibit in Japanese village
• Spirit of success
• You are not responsibl­e for anyone else’s actions
• THOM BROWNE: MOURNING BECOMES HIM
• ZAC POSEN HEARTS NAOMI CAMPBELL
• VERA WANG’S WORLD OF BLACK
• RODARTE: AN AVIAN MIGRATION

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