Bangkok Post - 2018-03-21

• Regime under fire as it rains cash on villagers
• Chalermcha­i shoots down Nitirat’s fears
• NCPO sacks poll agency’s Somchai
• Govt eyes change to Foreign Business Act
• Premchai panel building ‘watertight’ case
• BMA to hold rabies war council
• NBTC shocked at move to aid two operators
• Lao narcotics kingpin Xaysana gets life imprisonme­nt
• AoT to hire help in asset probe
• Sino-Thai hints it may sue Sorasak
• Army halts Doi Suthep plan
• Protection urged for whistleblo­wers
• Official probed over embezzled B88m
• Ministry to address access for disabled
• Villagers clamour to save land
• NACC seeks Juthamas’ foreign assets
• Call for longer schooling
• Execution looms for gas attackers
• Xi lays out nationalis­tic China vision
• Suspect explains Kim ‘prank’
• Joint drills to resume next month
• UK, EU reach transition deal
• Kremlin credits West for election turnout
• Pedestrian killed by self-driving car
• City fears serial bomber at work
• Facebook data breach probe looms
• Brother of Nikolas Cruz arrested
• The Cambridge Analytica red herring
• Death penalty ineffectiv­e
• Stop procrastin­ating, call the election now!
• ‘War on drugs’ Duterte: A mass murderer in power
• Want to stop climate change? Take them to court
• Taxing pets won’t kill off rabies threat
• Altuve extends his deal with Astros
• Blue Jackets top Bruins in OT
• Blake says Serena-Osaka match-up harsh
• A fighting chance for foreigners
• Thais set to thrill crowd in ‘Iron Will’
• Auba will be here, say officials
• Kiradech ready to shoot for flags after getting Rahm in draw
• ‘Pogba can’t be happy at Old Trafford’
• Fiorentina honour Astori
• Ronaldo says self-belief key to success
• New F1 season
• Navratilov­a angry at pay gap to McEnroe for BBC work
• Spurs beat Warriors to boost bid for post-season berth
• Re-registrati­on plan sparks privacy fears
• Coaching for villages, SMEs in the works
• PIECE OF THE ACTION
• SECOND PHASE
• FALL FROM GRACE
• AU REVOIR, BAGUETTE
• Chevron boosting station numbers by 200
• TBank’s cross-border QR due for May start
• Nanyang homes in on B2B
• Volvo introduces new bus chassis as tourism surges
• DTAC restarts infrastruc­ture talks with CAT
• Chinese and Thai investors seek cross-border benefits
• Chicago entreprene­ur steps down as Tronc’s chairman
• Venezuelan city issues own currency to fight cash crisis
• Michelin to buy Fenner for $1.7bn
• China tells US to act ‘rationally’
• Ryanair buys into Niki Lauda airline
• Bank cuts India’s growth forecasts
• McDonald’s revs up its green push
• Claire’s latest US retailer to go bankrupt
• HUGE STAND-ALONE UNIQLO READY TO OPEN ITS DOORS
• Novitiate ordination re- enacted at Seacon Bangkae
• Singapore’s Incursion Trio to give Bangkok debut concert
• Broadway stars Lin-Manuel Miranda and Platt release #MarchforOu­rLives song
• British designer Kim Jones takes over at Dior Homme
• Sex And The City star joins New York governor race
• PUSSY RIOT SLAMS PUTIN RE-ELECTION AT MEXICO SHOW
• Woman says Steven Seagal sexually assaulted her at audition
• Alexa, we’re still trying to figure out what to do with you
• Virtual reality lets rare works of art take a field trip
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• FROM CHILDHOOD HOBBY TO WORLD-CLASS COLLECTION
• NOW SHOWING
• Blurring the line BETWEEN US AND THEM

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