Bangkok Post - 2016-08-30

• PM rejects ‘Prem Model’
• KL agrees to sign border fence pact
• Red-hot Ariya
• Captured killer
• Buffalo buy
• Internet of myths
• Prime sale
• BMA to fix fire engines left to rot in storage for 10 years
• Govt looks to S44 to relax ‘ya ba’ use
• Cops nab 3 for pickup hijack theft
• Woo other superpower­s, experts urge
• Army denies link to hi-so fraud suspect
• Guard given honour for foiling bomb
• Double-track plans ‘will boost exports’
• Samui, Hua Hin blasts ‘linked’
• Suspect fears for AOG in share case
• Rejig lets only parties put up PM nominee
• Singapore battles Zika mosquitoes
• Kim urges youth to become ‘death-defying’ defence corps
• Signs of local links to extremists, says Kerry
• Yemen suicide car bombing claims dozens
• Attackers kill at least 18 in oasis town blitz
• New govt faces testing start
• Inequality risks bringing disaster
• An appeal for harmony
• Governor’s errors play into NCPO’s hands
• With wars so hard to end, what can we expect in Syria?
• Prayut’s PM plan far too ambitious
• A city of 50 million? And China wants three of them
• Water hyacinth can be eaten, scholar insists
• Survivors of Maoist insurgency fear crimes will go unpunished
• Park saga takes new turn
• Colombian ceasefire ends 52-year-old war
• Five arrested after attack on Brussels crime lab
• Mars simulation ends after year in dome
• Merkel rejects a Muslim migrant ban
• Presidenti­al rivals both claim victory
• Man nabbed for acid in gay club lube
• Kaepernick to continue anthem boycott
• Olympic champion Puig sets sights on Grand Slams
• England call-up for Antonio
• Thais line up Cuban coach
• Guardiola braced for Aguero ban
• Thai coach Kiatisak happy with Doha drill
• Bitterswee­t victory
• Enrique praises hunger after Barcelona edge Bilbao
• Q2 unemployme­nt rate rises in the midst of declining exports
• 3-piece KFC plots expansion
• SCG sells Italy equity stake
• EV production hub likely to remain a dream
• COULD A LITHIUM SHORTAGE DERAIL THE ELECTRIC CAR BOOM?
• Disburseme­nt goal kept for FY 2017
• KKP aims to woo mass affluent base
• SCB eyes Chinese investors
• Tax perks for medical sector
• Additional B850m budget to assist SMEs
• Acer peddles cycling devices
• Pokemon ‘no go’ talks set
• CHOOSING A BUSINESS TRANSFER METHOD
• Workpoint TV to raise airtime rates
• Asia dips, Tokyo soars as US rate talk hits yen
• Digital ads see 15% hike in first half
• Big Tobacco wants to turn Japan’s smokers into vapers
• Experts: Africa rice revolution on the horizon
• Boss sets sights on returning the Lada maker to profit
• American farmers deploy drones to fight drought
• Analysts differ on Yellen signal
• EU insists ‘ball still rolling’ on TTIP
• GIC buys into Vietcomban­k
• Doha airport introduces ‘exit tax’
• Chemo not necessary for all cancer patients
• Helping young Thais choose the right path
• Buddhism during the Sukhothai period
• HEAVENLY TUNES
• Sustainabl­e food symposium at Srinakhari­nwirot
• Taking one for Bangkok
• Beyonce slays at MTV VMAs, wins video of the year
• If you don’t talk to your teen about sex, someone else will
• Youth injuries cause long-term damage
• Brain damage from Zika infections
• US kids eat too much added sugar
• Campaign encourages women to ‘be who you are’
• Cushion compact offers express beauty for today’s busy profession­als
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Don’t Breathe scores, ousts Suicide Squad at box office

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