Bangkok Post - 2018-06-03

• Fears grow over waste imports
• Rehab effort for Maya Beach set to begin as tourists shut out
• FEMALE DISCIPLE PROBED OVER EX-MONK’S ESCAPE TO LAOS
• ROAD TO DISASTER
• MAKING THE GRADE
• SOUTHERNER­S FLOCK TO YALA CITY PILLAR CELEBRATIO­NS
• Suthep to co-found ACT Party
• Don ‘not obliged to step aside’ over shares
• Investigat­ors to probe embezzleme­nt claims in village fund
• ART OF THE GRAFT
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• THEY SAID IT
• MILESTONES
• ‘Cancelled’ Trump, Kim summit back on
• MATTIS ACCUSES CHINA OF ‘INTIMIDATI­ON’
• China’s LGBTs find trouble, hope at end of the rainbow
• Malaysia to penalise for faulty airbags
• Pentagon to take over checks
• Weinstein law firm ethics questioned after representi­ng accusers
• Cosby accuser speaks out on ‘Dateline’
• MERCY DENIED FOR CINCINNATI MURDERER
• Visa outage causes chaos
• ‘RUSSIAN DOLL’ HOSPITALS DRAIN BULGARIA’S CRIPPLED HEALTH SYSTEM
• Sanchez sworn in as Spain’s PM
• Israeli troops shoot, kill Palestinia­n
• IRELAND GIVES BRITAIN BREXIT ULTIMATUM
• Nappies land on Australian shores
• THE WARNING SIGNS BEFORE ROSEANNE’S RACIST TWEET
• Arkady Babchenko: the Russian reporter who came back from the dead
• Angry aunties may have another axe to grind
• Time for BMA to get on its bike
• NOISE IS POLLUTION TOO
• TCAS RIPE FOR CORRUPTION
• Indian land, environmen­t battles heat up
• ‘MISSION IMPOSSIBLE’ FOR US CITIES THAT WANT TO RESPECT PARIS DEAL
• BLITZ ON MONK GRAFT HITS RIGHT NOTE
• Samantha Bee ‘sorry’ for Ivanka Trump insult
• ARM BARES SOUL BUT MANAGER KEEPS THE CASH, MAY SCRATCHES JAY FROM HER PAST
• SHORT SHOTS
• HAIL MARIA
• Thailand fall to China 2-0 in friendly match
• Fasting players put spotlight on Ramadan
• Deschamps cheered, Pogba jeered as Dembele gem caps France victory over Italy
• FAVELA IN RUINS PAINTS TRIBUTE TO ITS HERO JESUS
• Pochettino keeps Madrid door open
• Morocco into 2026 World Cup vote despite fears over its stadium and infrastruc­ture
• Spain ready to carve out their place
• Argentinia­n coaches in vogue at World Cup
• BIG NAMES WHO’VE MISSED THE BUS TO RUSSIA
• Unbroken Cavaliers promise fightback
• Braves’ Foltynewic­z dominates Nats with 2-hitter
• Caps’ Ovechkin closes in on elusive victory
• Get ready for even more ‘Bowling With LeBron’
• Rossi back on pole at Italian MotoGP
• Asians dream of playing in Presidents Cup
• THA72 juggernaut too much, Mandrake triumph
• Eagle keeps Woods in the mix
• Aussie Smith leads weather-hit US Women’s Open
• Mihaela strikes blow for late bloomers
• Winner Djokovic consoles grieving ‘nice guy’ Bautista Agut after mother’s death
• CELEBRITIE­S
• KITCHEN CONFIDENTI­AL
• CORNUCOPIA
• BOOK REVIEW
• THE PLAYLIST
• TESLA'S NEXT MODEL
• FISH KOFTAS IN TOMATO AND CARDAMOM SAUCE
• MACKEREL WITH PISTACHIO AND CARDAMOM SALSA
• STEVE MARTIN AND MARTIN SHORT TAKE THEIR ACT TO NETFLIX
• NOWSHOWING
• ASTRO ADVICE WEEKLY
• REBUILDING RUINED LIVES
• ‘SMART CROPS’ SET TO REPLACE RICE ON ASIAN MENUS OF THE FUTURE
• PHILIPPINE­S STRUGGLES TO POWER UP CLEAN ENERGY
• MYANMAR HILL PEOPLE EMBRACE SILKWORMS OVER POPPIES
• DEATH ROW ART: A RARE GLIMPSE INSIDE VIETNAM’S SECRET JAILS
• ‘FAUDA,’ AN ISRAELI TV HIT, LETS VIEWERS ESCAPE — INTO THE CONFLICT
• MILITANT CUBAN EXILE LUIS POSADA CARRILES LEAVES BEHIND MYSTERY TRAIL
• A ONE-EYED QUÉBÉCOIS ‘RAMBO’ CAPTURES IMAGINATIO­NS IN CANADA
• GOLDEN AGE FOR KYLIE AS AUSTRALIA’S POP PRINCESS TURNS 50
• A SCRAPPY MAKEOVER FOR A TWEEDY LITERARY FIXTURE

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