Bangkok Post - 2016-08-01

• Public divided on referendum vote
• Gay rangers look to tie knot
• Security tightens in South:
• Thai Pulse:
• Dodgy investment scheme was too good to be true
• Higher tax, welfare urged
• Temple set to petition Amlo to unfreeze accounts
• Media group strikes back at Premsak
• Philippine crime war packs decaying jails
• Parachutel­ess skydiver creates history
• Survivors not likely in hot air balloon crash
• Trump belittles the mother of dead soldier
• GOP nominee rescued from lift
• Refugee crisis this year ‘is deadliest yet’
• Pope and pop rock Catholic youth party
• Hostage-takers kill officer in stand-off
• Erdogan seeks control of Turkish spy agency
• Children of foreign fighters train to kill
• Civilians start leaving rebel-held Aleppo
• Jihadists leaders try to flee Syria
• IS is fomenting a Muslim backlash
• Credibilit­y is at stake
• Embrace the day that sexist barriers fall
• Sufficienc­y economy must be applied to boost fusion
• It’s a load of rubbish, and it’s sinking us
• What is behind the mayor, the girl and the law?
• PM, dogged by a billion-dollar scandal, proves untouchabl­e
• Can’t dislodge them easily
• Frampton wins WBA belt after Cruz slugfest
• Nishikori has revenge in mind in Toronto
• Jantjies powers Golden Lions into Super showpiece
• Halep battles to reach final in Montreal
• Taekwondo attempts to pep up image
• Williams targets Sevens success for New Zealand
• Chinese domination leads to talent exodus
• Brazil look to military for medals
• Team USA shooting for hoops sweep
• Russia’s fate in hands of 3-member IOC panel
• How Laos swimmer, 14, trains for Games
• Refugee team set for sport’s biggest stage
• Brazil beat Japan in warm-up
• Bryan brothers pull out, cite health worries
• Flawless Ariya in sight of first major
• Kirins devour Sharks with ease
• Chan captures King’s Cup title
• Prayad claims first Japan Senior Tour win
• Storms halt third round at Baltusrol
• Ibrahimovi­c makes instant impression
• Messi quiet but Barcelona stroll past Celtic
• FPO urges financial safety net
• Department draws up roadmap, targets red zones
• New Thai-UK body to hold first meeting
• EGO VS CHANGE: ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS AND YOU’LL GET THE RIGHT ANSWERS
• Banks tackle liquidity surplus
• AIS ranked the best employer by Aon
• SawasdeeSh­op offers cloud phone service
• TLA looking for growth further afield
• High hopes for Thai fashion products
• BreadTalk in growth mode
• Maru-T finds Thai partner to distribute paint tools
• Swiss uses bigger jets for Bangkok
• Giffarine ups healthy picks
• Futures Focus
• Oil Market Outlook
• BoJ chief takes fight to the stock market
• A tale of smart cities
• JAPANESE STIMULUS PLAN GIVES LIFT TO ASIAN STOCKS
• NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN: HOW TO COPE WITH THE LOOMING RETIREMENT CRISIS
• MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
• MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN
• OUR KING OF KINGS
• A TRUE DEMOCRAT
• A MAN OF VISION
• A DIFFICULT BIRTH
• THE MEN BEHIND THE NEWS
• DARK DAYS BRING NEW DAWN
• PAISAL SRICHARATC­HANYA
• PATTNAPONG CHANTRANON­TWONG
• VEERA PRATEEPCHA­IKUL
• KOWIT SANANDANG
• SANITSUDA EKACHAI
• SUPARA JANCHITFAH
• ROGER CRUTCHLEY
• KONG RITHDEE
• ATIYA ACHAKULWIS­UT
• SHUTTERBUG­S ON THE FRONT LINE
• DIGITAL REVOLUTION
• HELPING HAND AT THE READY
• MUSICAL CHAIRS FOLLOWS NATIONAL TRAGEDY
• COUPS TRAMPLE DEMOCRACY’S FRAGILE ROOTS
• MEDIA GRAPPLES WITH BLACK MAY CENSORSHIP DRAMA
• THAKSIN: THE MAN WHO DIVIDED A NATION
• THE READERS COME FIRST
• WATERY DISASTER BRINGS PERIL FROM NORTH
• THAILAND’S SECRET WAR
• THE GREAT DICTATOR
• EVOLUTION OF EXPORTS
• EASY RIDER
• FROM RICE TO PETROCHEMI­CALS
• SPRINGBOAR­D TO INDUSTRY
• TRADING SPACES
• GRAPPLING OVER A LEGACY
• AN UNEASY TRANSITION TO CAPITALISM
• BLACK GOLD SPARKS ENERGY WOES
• THE RISE AND FALL OF RAJA FINANCE
• EARLY CALL HERALDS FINANCIAL MELTDOWN
• SAFE AS HOUSES?
• THE GREAT PANIC OF 2006
• DEEP FOCUS
• DRAWING ON BUDDHISM
• CATWALK REVOLUTION
• THE RAINBOW’S ARC
• WOMEN ON THE MOVE
• TAKING THE ENVIRONMEN­T’S TEMPERATUR­E
• CHANNELLIN­G CHANGE
• A WORLD WITHOUT NEWSPAPERS
• Khon costumes on display at Queen Sirikit Museum
• An evening of jazz
• Hollywood to invade Venice Film Festival
• Pink Floyd to put out unreleased tracks
• NEW MERC A45 TO HIT 400HP
• MCLAREN F1 TO BE REBORN AS ‘HYPER-GT’
• NEXT PROGRAMME
• The Face winner debuts in TV series
• Crowdfunde­rs serve as architect’s artistic influence
• Fool’s gold
• Panic kills
• RIGHT MAN FOR THE JOB
• CLEANER ENERGY
• UPWARD FLIGHT PATH
• ENERGY AMBASSADOR
• RAMA ON THE RISE
• ‘NI HAO’ and ‘NAMASTE’
• Remember why we smile
• India turns on the sun
• YAMAHA TAPS GREEN POWER IN INDIA
• Airport in Okinawa aims for role as logistics hub in Asia
• Apple’s China problem
• The property sector in the digital age
• China woos talented foreign workers
• PUBLIC BILLBOARDS SHAME CHINA’S RUNAWAY DEBTORS
• ‘MAID DETECTIVES’ SAVE INDONESIAN WOMEN FROM TRAFFICKIN­G

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