Bangkok Post - 2017-05-23

• Blast targets officers
• YINGLUCK FIRES BIRTHDAY BARBS
• BOMBERS MUST FACE JUSTICE
• Official accused of sex links faces new charge
• Chula savings co-op says finances solid
• Govt wants to fast-track satellite campuses at SEZs
• Roadside blast hurts four troops on patrol
• Sweeper car, van collision kills two
• Navy submarine deal passes audit with flying colours
• Vendors to chew on safety test
• EC says hazy details on election a threat
• Airports told to fire drug abusers
• IATA urges swift airport upgrades
• Farmers won’t feel low rain pain, says RID
• Medical staff to rally for civil servant jobs
• Raids close down four bogus clinics
• NK to deploy, mass-produce new missile
• Duterte heads to Russia to meet ‘hero’ Putin in blow to US relations
• 141 arrested in raid on Jakarta gay sauna
• Official downplays report of war threats from China
• Four climbers die near top of Mt Everest
• Paper hails effort against US CIA spies
• Trump seeks to give peace a chance
• Maduro attacks ‘fascist’ protesters for setting man on fire
• Ringling circus takes final bow
• Temer wins time in graft scandal
• WHO spends more on travel than combating disease
• One person displaced every second in 2016
• Sanchez voted back in charge of party
• Group slams ‘arbitrary dismissals’
• Leak reveals mod method
• Virtual cash not a global panacea
• Reform of the police force must serve people
• Rouhani a fake reformer elected in a fake election
• Comical drive to rein in FB turns sinister
• Celtics shock Cavs at buzzer to trim deficit
• Djokovic enlists Agassi for French Open
• Pens demolish Senators to move one win from finals
• Vinales triumphs at Le Mans but Rossi suffers heartbreak
• Horschel outduels Day at Byron Nelson
• Leesaw comes in, Chappuis goes out
• Kirins, Kawasaki clash tonight
• La Liga crown bigger than World Cup win for Zidane
• Allegri eyes treble after Juve net title
• Mourinho bets the house on Europa glory
• Blues’ ambition
• Source: BoT pushed out Anant
• PTTEP scouting Timor Sea to share LNG equipment
• Deadline for digital TV passes
• Steady hand for Land and Houses
• Governance and technology to play key regulatory roles
• Offshore returns prop SET decline
• Tisco Bank vies for position in fierce mortgage market
• Mae Sot luminaries share bold vision
• Exports climb for a second month in April
• EEC law runs into temporary roadblock
• UAC posts higher net profit on renewables
• Consumer goods outlays weak
• Developers dip in Q1 after 2016 tax incentives
• Luxury brands still draw wealthy Asians
• Hua Hin hotels push airport redo
• ZINC MINERS LEVERAGE SCARCITY TO FLEX MUSCLES
• ITEL leans on fibre optic to hike revenue
• PTT pumped on sizeable Cafe Amazon expansion
• IATA: Ground service quality dwindling
• Top retailers locked in game of shipping tag
• Builders run out of lots to build on
• The Force is with Hasbro as sales surge
• Foreign invaders give Australian players a scare
• Huntsman, Clariant seal $14bn tie-up
• ‘Big Four’ in fresh attack on new tax
• Cats relieve stress at Tokyo firm
• Ford names new chief executive
• Disagreeme­nts surface over China-backed RCEP
• China raises duties on sugar imports
• Cathay to eliminate 600 jobs
• Peach first to accept payment in Bitcoin
• Bringing ramen to the world
• THE COUCH POTATO OLYMPICS
• HPV vaccine pr ev en ts not just cerv ic al ca nc er
• Exhibition­s by designers from seven fields
• BARKING MAD
• Hello! Drake breaks Adele’s record at Billboard Music Awards
• Exhibit explores heyday of Atlantic Ocean luxury liners
• The Artist director provokes Godard fans at Cannes
• ‘Greatest Show On Earth’ takes its final bow
• RAINDROP WISDOM
• DECORTÉ SKIN MOISTURISE­R COMES TO PARAGON
• FRESHEN UP ON THE GO
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• New Alien edges Guardians 2
• Making way for boy band of women
• SEGA SOUND WAVES

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