Bangkok Post - 2017-07-17

• Cops nab ‘mastermind’ in Krabi slaying
• BRUTAL REPRISAL
• Drawing plans for a new future
• High hopes for Thai bomb robots
• Cops close to winding up karaoke girl murder case
• New system will help keep Thais on time
• Pheu Thai says govt unity plan flawed
• One year since coup, Turkey still after Gulen’s movement
• Cubs of slain mother tiger found alive
• PM toughens on tour guides
• Lecturer faces probe over ‘nude artwork’
• Justice fund donors allowed tax break
• Asian nations call for closer ties, cheer globalisat­ion
• Fears for fate of Liu’s widow
• Rohingya villagers tell of army abuses
• Opposition hopes for Sharif’s ouster
• Telegram blocks content after ban threat
• Kidnapping­s, jailbreak hit restive island
• Venezuelan­s vote in opposition poll
• Trump faces a tough return to the Washington ‘swamp’
• Maths ‘genius’ Maryam Mirzakhani dies aged 40
• Refugees in limbo over US resettleme­nt
• MH17 culprits may be tried in absentia
• Egypt knife attacker first spoke with victims
• Erdogan says traitors will have ‘heads chopped off’
• France wades into Gulf crisis row
• World’s first data embassy set to open in Luxembourg
• Sensitive holy site reopens but Muslims refuse to enter
• Immigratio­n fear not limited to UK
• China sets no example
• Fall of a hero spurs hopes for new era
• Finding a solution when a nation’s schools fail
• The worrying health costs of environmen­tal change
• Liu Xiaobo and China’s decline
• Feng reclaims lead with birdie at 18th
• Dominant Berchelt keeps belt
• Yankees outlast Red Sox in 16-inning marathon
• Froome back in yellow, win for Matthews
• Muguruza strikes blow for new wave
• Burkina Faso settle for third in King’s Cup
• Thais lose to Serbs at FIVB event
• How not to make a regulation
• EATERIES REELING
• HOPES HIGH
• TSUNAMI TOWN CAFE
• RECALL PLAN
• CHINESE STAKES RAISED
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• TPIPP keen on hybrid licences
• Treasury to kick-start delayed projects
• Taiwan’s CTBC set for large slice of LH Bank
• BAAC push for 1m smart farmers
• South Asia in urgent call for Thai rice
• CI banks on hotels to help project sales
• DOVISH TONE FROM YELLEN HEARTENS EQUITY INVESTORS
• Banks warn economy could feel labour law, policy rate sting
• Bangkok Airways zeroes in on Phu Quoc
• Independen­ts fight for survival as chains move in
• Oil Market Outlook
• Yellen’s caution gives EM bulls a lift
• Futures Focus
• CHOPPING AWAY BURDENSOME FOREIGN-EXCHANGE REGULATION­S
• TAKING ON THE TRAFFICKER­S
• FRIEND, UNFRIEND, TOLERATE, OBLITERATE
• Competitio­n call for plastic products
• Drinks meet dragons at Game Of Thrones pop-up bar
• Whale replaces dinosaur as museum’s skeleton star
• Fired voice of Kermit the Frog says he’s ‘devastated’
• THE RIDE OF THE VALKYRIE IS LOOMING
• The electric road of the future
• Top of the tube
• SELECTED NOMINATION­S
• Sewing up an overlooked market
• Japan’s only ‘bedridden’ comedian laughs in face of adversity
• UNDER THE BLACK FLAG
• DYING ‘MOTHER GANGA’
• DANGER SIGNS FOR ASIA
• The Korean reunificat­ion challenge
• Modi in Israel
• US businesses confident of continued success in Asean
• ‘Malaysian Shenzhen’ stalls
• Tsai tweets Taiwan back into the global conversati­on
• Asia’s future farms
• Catching the dragon’s oil and gas trend
• LABOUR SHORTAGE HITS SRI LANKA CINNAMON INDUSTRY
• SPORTING CHANCE
• MADE IN MYANMAR: DESIGNERS PUT ETHICAL TWIST ON LOCAL FASHION

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