Bangkok Post - 2018-10-10

• Democrats ‘may back regime’
• Arrest made after deadly mall shootout
• Air safety plan won’t be ready till 2022
• THAI plane skids off airport runway
• Hunting suspects granted bail
• Duped cops get cash back
• PM praises Tokyo plan for growth
• Pressure mounts for collusion probe
• Cops arrest five in meth, pot seizure
• Sontaya lays out priorities for Pattaya
• Govt urged to ramp up action on greenhouse gas emissions
• Fairer debt collection fees urged
• Health policy panel looks like one too many
• Jail term for Jomsap scapegoat
• Beijing, US trade barbs over Taiwan
• Pope Francis invited to Pyongyang, says South Korea
• Jihadists pull heavy weapons from buffer zone in Idlib
• Riyadh asked to prove critic left consulate
• Lam coy on FT journo visa denial
• Iran seeks to reclaim frozen assets
• Agents’ trip to The Hague dubbed ‘routine’
• TV journalist killed after fraud report
• Voters edge towards ‘last resort’
• Second Skripal poisoning suspect a ‘military doctor’
• Kavanaugh begins role as a justice
• Still dragging feet on death penalty
• Failed alert for tsunami
• A Nobel prize for love?
• Minimum wage — a blessing or a curse?
• Praying for Saudi journalist, critic Jamal Khashoggi
• Brazil: The hard right wins again
• Hamilton stepping into Schumi territory
• Mannings show their comedic side
• Aiba chief’s rival goes to CAS
• Mbappe making a case for big prize
• Serena to take 8th title tilt in Oz
• IOC picks Senegal as first African host
• Federer warns Kyrgios over work ethic after Shanghai strop
• Fantastic four give Thailand a boost
• Kiradech aims for fast PGA Tour start
• Coach Rajevac to unleash young talent on Hong Kong
• Rooney calls on Red Devils to ‘stand up’
• Hazard still ‘dreaming’ of Real move
• Record breaker
• Ronaldo, Modric among 30 Ballon d’Or nominees
• Astros, Dodgers win to advance in MLB play-offs
• FOMM Asia first to win BoI perks to make battery EVs
• Local developmen­t prioritise­d
• NBTC keeps legal options on table as DTAC stalls
• ROLL CAMERAS
• COCONUTS CRACKED
• GEARING UP
• WEAKER OUTLOOK
• PLANE BOSS
• IFEC directors on the offensive
• Tris warns of short-term impact from central bank measures
• Home store Chic Republic to launch IPO by year-end
• Listed banks to see lower Q3 net profit on fee waiver
• Iconsiam ready for public debut
• Mitr Phol targets Q4 opening in China
• Conservati­on Fund bureaucrac­y procedures blocking funding
• Denla appoints new principal for success
• KBank breaks ground with sustainabi­lity bond launch
• NIA launches startup pad district in True Digital Park
• Google augments regional cloud team
• Beauty from the most basic grain
• British dairies seek greater local foothold
• Siamese Asset shrugs off LTV regulation
• Google shuts down Google+ after users’ data exposed
• BBDO comes out on top of Ford review
• Hotelier mixes opulence and wellness
• Hyatt pays $480m for lifestyle-hotel firm Two Roads
• BA loses New York crown to low-cost rival Norwegian
• Uniqlo owner expands partnershi­p with Daifuku
• Japanese retail billionair­e explains his trust in Musk
• Aviva CEO exits after six years
• Oxfam: Nigeria, Singapore fuel wealth gap
• Microsoft to invest in Grab
• Facebook’s foray into hardware
• A glimmer of hope
• KIDS ON THE EDGE OF A CIVIL SOCIETY
• Mue Bon colours Siwilai Cafe
• IS IT WORTH GETTING THE NOTE 9?
• Little Nemo lives in Bangkok
• Cebit Asean Thailand to kick off next week
• CHINESE HEARTTHROB MEETS WITH FANS
• Taylor Swift gets political, backs Democrats
• Row over murals at University of New Mexico
• Keira Knightley laments unrealisti­c post-baby beauty ideals
• THE 3D PRINTER IS MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD
• Surprising­ly, your personal data isn’t safe with Facebook
• Brave new world
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• A part of art history
• DESIGN FOR LIFE

Bangkok Post - 2018-10-09

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