Bangkok Post - 2016-05-09

• Court frees Ja New’s mum amid human rights pressure
• Panel eyes conditiona­l amnesty bill
• Fairytale win
• Tensions high ahead of poll
• Boxing champ keeps belt
• Kim to nuke 'responsibi­lity'
• Taxpayer info at risk
• To squat or not?
• Colombian model on labour, libel rap
• El Nino cause of violent storms
• A third of farmers at risk from farming chemicals
• Upbringing ‘key to youth violence, crimes’
• Students face high uni admission stress
• High-tech cheats lead to RSU test re-do
• Leadership race fades into sideshows amid real issues
• BN alliance sweeps state polls despite Najib scandals
• Ruling party retakes seat in by-election
• Nobel laureates praise young North Koreans after visit
• There is no easy answer to Trump
• The temple of doom
• Jury trial is best
• Regime’s stance hurts South peace talks
• AEC faces long road to reach a common approach
• Focus forest plan on the urban jungle
• PM calls election for July 2
• Alberta fire expected to rage for months
• Kidnappers free Spanish journalist­s
• Govt rejig part of new post-oil plan
• Blues push Stars to brink with easy win
• Cubs edge Nats to keep streak alive
• Lorenzo top after Le Mans win
• Halep ends dry run with Madrid title
• Sunderland revive survival bid with win
• Brilliant back nine sends Ariya clear
• Prayad walks away with Hua Hin trophy
• Fowler grabs one-shot lead at Wells Fargo
• Buriram fail to impress in goalless draw
• Thailand savours Foxes success
• Bayern march to fourth consecutiv­e Bundesliga title
• Trail Blazers stun Warriors to pull one back in play-off series
• TBA slates new fee structure for bank transactio­ns
• Push to close G-to-G China rice deal
• Fintech challenge a wake-up call for local banks
• PTT seeks higher gas price for factories
• Srithai to invest B1.3bn on expansion
• PwC sounds alarm on economic crimes
• BoI positive about subcontrac­tors
• Thai drone sales see surge
• Thailand back in top 25 of FDI index
• Concierge provider ties up venture
• NS BlueScope optimistic on infrastruc­ture projects
• AIS claims deal favours True
• Towering in Thailand: Pace chief reflects on his firm’s ascent
• Dairy Queen hot on growth
• Digital TV hits print media ad spending
• Food leading the way for developmen­t of clusters
• Weaving their way to a bright future
• Okay taps into Chinese love affair with Chiang Mai
• CHANGING FROM COMMAND & CONTROL TO ENGAGE & INSPIRE
• NCL expects to return to profit in 2016
• TAAX mulls expansion to Tehran, Muscat
• Rio Tinto ready for Mongolian expansion
• IMF: Worst may be over for Russia
• Apple chief Cook set to visit China
• Investment at your fingertips
• ASIA WELL PLACED TO WEATHER GLOBAL ECONOMIC TURBULENCE
• FED RATE SIGNALS AND OIL PRICE RETREAT HIT STOCKS
• Digital playground where future is now
• BMW 7-series driven on Thai roads
• More than words
• A DROUGHT OF UNDERSTAND­ING
• Musical in honour of a king
• Boseman continues superhero streak
• Red Hot Chili Peppers ready with first album in five years
• HONDA’S NATURAL ASPIRATION
• AUDI TO MAKE Q8 AS FLAGSHIP SUV
• Julian Barnes’ new novel imagines Shostakovi­ch’s ordeal
• NEW YORK TIMES
• The War on drugs
• As the Romans did
• CHANGING COURSE
• CHINA’S NUMBERS RACKET
• LABOUR NIGHTMARE
• SHOPPING IN ‘OLD TOKYO’
• Our long holiday from reality
• D-Day in the Philippine­s
• GPS backup system takes on urgency in South Korea
• Experience counts
• China’s blood shortages pump life into $16bn drugmaker
• Citigroup bringing voice recognitio­n to Asia
• CLIMATE CHANGE THREATENS SRI LANKAN RICE GROWING TRADITIONS
• NOBEL LAUREATE URGES MODI TO CURB CHILD SLAVERY
• COOL ASIAN FASHION BRANDS CHALLENGE WESTERN LABELS

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