Bangkok Post - 2018-09-23

• HEALTH CARE WAKE-UP CALL
• BORNEO TO BE WILD
• VICTORY STRUGGLE
• GRUDGE MATCH
• DEVOUT GROUPIES AND A BAND OF TERRORISTS
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• THEY SAID IT
• MILESTONES
• Chinese warned over Thai weather
• Court rejects Aetas Hotel demolition appeal
• Olympic boxer Somluck risks dismissal from navy
• Fake bomb detector seller loses court battle
• Gen Apirak delegates top positions to deputy, assistants
• HONG KONG ‘ACTOR’ ROBBED IN PATTAYA
• Royal racecourse to move
• Democrats seek speedy member recruitmen­t
• Modi faces clamour for resignatio­n
• After tariffs, China cancels trade talks with US
• Hong Kong opens high-speed rail link with mainland China
• China wins favour of Dominican Republic after break with Taiwan
• Ricketson to be deported from Cambodia
• Japan set for trade deal talks with the US
• Pope begins tour of Baltic nations
• Militants attack Iran army parade killing eight troops: state media
• Tanzania ferry disaster toll rises to 166
• Maldives poll ‘unlikely to be free and fair’
• Nigerians vote to elect governor in key state
• GOP gives Kavanaugh accuser more time
• Florence’s floodwater­s still rising in Carolinas
• Brazil arrests man linked to Hezbollah
• Mexico seeks two-way deal with Canada
• BREXIT SILENCE IS CORBYN’S GAMBLE ON A BIGGER PRIZE
• Abe closes in on dream to be Japan’s longest-serving PM
• From a cultured cabbie to the Albert Hall
• BMA is fighting dirty over BACC
• At the UN, Trump’s priorities shift to Seoul
• EMPTY PLACES AT THE TABLE: UIGHUR KIDS MISSING IN CHINA
• GOOGLE MAY PAY DEARLY OVER CHINA COMMENTARY
• KAE’S LEAP INTO THE DARK, BIKE CRASH BLUES, NOOM’S SHOTGUN NUPTIALS
• ‘Invisible woman’ Jane Fonda has staying power
• DUEL IN PARIS
• Malaysia’s Lee diagnosed with nose cancer
• Giroud and Morata battle for starting role
• Rams and Chargers vie for LA supremacy
• Big guns Port and Muang Thong suffer shock defeats as two games end in draw
• Emery tells leaky Arsenal to tighten up
• Mitrovic fires second-half equaliser as Fulham fight back for 1-1 draw against Watford
• Singapore can learn from team of 1998
• Coach Rajevac on the lookout for new skipper
• China’s ‘Maradona’ going strong at 63
• Spanish federation delays approval of match in US
• Ronnie fears for the future of snooker
• Promoter: Fury v Wilder fight confirmed for Dec 1
• MEN WHO CARRY US HOPES FOR SUCCESS IN PRESTIGIOU­S MEET
• Jets warn Crowell over ‘toilet paper’ celebratio­n
• Can LeBron bring back showtime?
• Nowitzki accepts bench role with Mavericks
• Champions Astros clinch play-off berth
• Malik steers Pakistan to thrilling win
• Former Wada boss slams anti-doping body over decision to lift Russia sanctions
• Osaka eases into Tokyo title decider
• Federer and Djokovic lose doubles but Team Europe lead Team World in Laver Cup
• Grinding Woods keeps lead
• Ikeda one shot clear at Asia-Pacific Diamond Cup
• Visitors spend big in Australia
• Fisher cards first 59 in European Tour history
• HOW NETFLIX CONQUERED COMEDY
• UNIQLO HOOKS UP WITH CHRISTOPHE LEMAIRE
• Weighing the various Thai words for a most peculiar (to Western ears) greeting
• The Khon Kaen rapper brings his meticulous flow and keen ear for melodies to the thriving local hip- hop scene
• From arts & crafts to music and cooking, it’s easy to go local
• HOROSCOPE
• A SIMPLE FAVOR

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