Bangkok Post - 2018-11-20

• Role of 5G put under scrutiny
• Apirat defends EC order amid govt gerrymande­ring concern
• Bans set to hit air polluters
• Dept to drop another pot patent claim, says Sontirat
• City bus fares tipped for hike
• Police seize massive speed haul after weekend drug crackdown
• Chatchai warns of dry season droughts
• Kids’ fights ‘must comply with law’
• Govt flushed with pride on loo standards
• Myanmar traffickin­g victims escorted home
• Hong Kong protesters plead not guilty in trial
• Lawmakers propose cutting disputed premier’s expenses
• PM vetoes any foreign bases
• Trump ‘unlikely’ to sit with Mueller for inquiry
• EU ministers agree ‘painful’ divorce terms
• Houthis call for ceasefire as talks near
• Drug cartel leader dies in jail
• ‘Yellow vests’ continue their protests, block major roads
• Europe can salvage nuclear deal, says foreign ministry
• Victims mourned as toll hits 77 in California
• President defends director’s pro-independen­ce remark
• Netanyahu avoids early poll threat
• Uighur refugees deserve freedom
• Double-faced drugs policy
• US not ‘infested’
• 4 big challenges for Thailand as Asean chair
• Great powers’ spat undermines global cooperatio­n
• Can safety standards be salvaged?
• Life’s a Brees for sensationa­l Saints
• Zverev so proud after ‘astonishin­g’ finale
• Spurs add to Golden State woes, James burns Heat
• Dovizioso takes crazy, rain-hit Valencia GP
• Kunlavut a happy world champ again
• A million dollar bonus for super Ariya
• Elephants braced for Azkals
• Remarkable run surprises Southgate
• Molinari is Race to Dubai champ, Willett wins finale
• Thongchai hosts Queen's Cup
• Tearful Howell snaps 11-year PGA drought
• NESDB: Flat quarter-on-quarter growth as exports cool down
• Mazda traces 5-year plan for BoI perks
• Economic growth lukewarm as exports stall out
• Mercer: Thai salaries to spike by 5% in 2018
• Incentives approved in push for ‘golden year’ surge
• KTB slams Energy Earth SET filing
• Amendment allows asset managers to acquire bad debt
• TCMC eager to carpet overseas hospitalit­y market next year
• PTTEP plans to decide on Mozambique LNG plant
• SET’s first DR eyes Vietnam
• The Mall aggressive­ly marketing to fend off rivals in 2019
• Bangkok Air looks to MRO
• Closer ties with Eurasia after planning memorandum
• Beloved toy store makes its comeback
• Canada Goose adding frigid rooms to its stores
• New Telecom Italia boss deepens Elliott’s clout
• What to know about buying second hand
• Nod for $6 billion airport expansion in Xinjiang
• Nissan to fire Ghosn over misconduct
• Japan’s Oct exports rebound less than expected
• SoftBank’s next robot skips chit-chat, mops floors
• Xiaomi Inc swings to net profit in Q3
• Time to get a pre-owned timepiece
• NARCOS HEADS A STELLAR LIST OF NEW NETFLIX SHOWS AND FILMS
• COMING SOON TO A SMALL SCREEN NEAR YOU
• THE RETURN OF ROYAL KHON
• What's good for the heart
• Anwar Ibrahim is back in Bangkok
• Thai Red Cross Fair recalls its greatest hits
• Ploenchit Fair returns to British embassy
• Fantastic Beasts heads weekend box office
• HBO goes foreign language route with My Brilliant Friend
• Marilyn Monroe’s Golden Globe sells for record 8.2 million baht
• Italy hesitant about sending Da Vinci’s works to Louvre
• Stolen Picasso resurfaces in Romania six years later
• Parents worried that social media is making their teens anxious
• Low-carb diet helps weight loss
• Dangerous antibiotic­s use
• Stem cells used to treat Parkinson’s
• Pretty as a princess
• WHERE CULTURES CONVERGE
• THERE ARE ALSO THREE MORE EVENTS HELD AS PART OF THE “INTERNATIO­NAL DANCE FESTIVAL 2018”
• Taiwanese puppet maste fights to save dying art

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