Bangkok Post - 2018-08-17

• Doi Suthep activists plan rally
• Cops set to charge 5 bitcoin scam suspects
• Govt returns B3bn in assets to victims
• Couple’s ‘killer’ to be repatriate­d soon
• Warning sounds on Sumatra haze peril
• Internet key for CLMVT rise
• Prawit moved to ‘ease work’
• Lawmakers scrap EC amendment bid
• Granny gripes over moonshine fine
• Gen Z’s craze for internet ‘risky’
• Ex-monk a ‘no-show’ in court over health
• Ex-head gets 5 years for student sex
• Bebinca an ill omen as dams close to bursting
• Four gaurs die crossing river
• Flood-prone roads to get undergroun­d pipes soon
• Gunmen besiege Afghan compound
• Top Buddhist faces graft, child claims
• Activist gets 20 years’ jail amid dissent blitz
• Kim murder trial enters defence phase
• Rape suspect facing bag snatch rap
• US papers hit back at Trump
• Catholic order pays up in sex abuse case
• No relief in sight from fires
• Tiny Asian beetle puts top urban forest under threat
• Probe into deadly bridge collapse
• Trump pulls Brennan’s clearance, links move to Russia probe
• Bar influx vexes locals in the Big Apple
• Jury to begin weighing charges against Manafort
• Judge slams deportatio­n of ‘radical’
• All eyes on Lao dam tragedy probe
• Beware the nanny state
• What a trade war means for Southeast Asia
• Taliban flexes muscles as long war enters new phase
• Wreath gaffe puts Corbyn in hot water
• Hot rookie Acuna plunked, hurt in testy Braves’ victory
• Barrett to start at No.10 for All Blacks
• Zaha commits his future to Palace, signs five-year deal
• Bento set to be named Korea coach
• ‘Great batsman’ Wadekar dies
• War Elephants ‘cornered’
• Kingdom’s lifters look to capitalise on weaker field
• From bamboo shack to running track, Zohri buoys Indonesia
• Chaba Kaew no match for Nadeshiko
• First trophy
• City’s De Bruyne faces spell on sidelines after suffering knee injury in training
• Djokovic overcomes upset stomach and sluggish first set to beat Mannarino
• UTCC survey finds corruption ebbing
• Raimon Land adds two plots
• Excise change not expected to dent sales
• Land tax law’s date uncertain
• UPBEAT DATA
• DONE AND DUSTED
• PORT PLAYER
• REACHING OUT
• TALKS BACK ON
• KCC targets Gen Y for credit cards
• Banpu predicts strong coal price
• Subpar tech for sale at Banana Mega Store
• Nissan coy about EV scheme
• Qurate gives HSN image makeover
• Uber narrows loss but still far from profitabil­ity
• Amazon in running to acquire US cinema chain
• Cloud computing cushions fall in Telstra’s annual profit
• China accelerate­s spending on infra
• Japan’s export growth slows as US-bound shipments fall
• The digital payment battle in HK
• ALL THAT GLITTERS
• Mike Shinoda and NIN are no disappoint­ment
• WHAT’S ON: THIS WEEKEND AND BEYOND
• A SHOW OF DISSENT
• Crazy Rich Asians touted as Hollywood watershed
• Paul Walker’s brothers open to Fast franchise return
• Twilight home up for sale for 11.6 million baht
• PARENT GROUP WANTS DESIRE PULLED, CALLING IT ‘CHILD PORN’
• CHEF ON FIRE
• Good things happen when bread meets eggs
• HERB OMELETTE PITA SANDWICH
• The sweet, simple satisfacti­on of home-made yoghurt
• When your oil is for cooking
• THE STINGS AND ERRORS OF CREATION
• NEW YORK TIMES
• Banks grows on you
• Minor effort
• ANGER IS AN ENERGY
• NO COMFORT FOR YOUNG WOMEN
• SHOWTUNE SONGS AND ALL THAT JAZZ
• WINE ME DINE ME
• HUNGRY FOR HUMMUS

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