Bangkok Post - 2019-02-20

• Apirat urged to remain neutral
• Rice bill critics not clued up on latest draft, says minister
• TRC bigwigs to hit campaign trail
• Valentine’s blues send Slovenian into poll poster slash frenzy
• Khao Yai blazes brave new trail
• Koh Lan to return B95m waste budget
• Local govts resist China’s birth push
• South Koreans ditch makeup to fight patriarchy
• Speculatio­n swirls over Kim’s travel plans for summit
• Trump sued over border emergency
• Wang, Zarif meet to save Iran deal
• Last penal colony in the Americas to shut
• Migrants rescued in Channel
• Oil spill fears for ship stranded on Pacific reef
• Spanish warship order dubbed ‘childish’
• A divisive one-note tune
• Defending Buddhism
• Hope for forest folk
• Darkest-day song nothing to be proud of
• Ageing Singapore tries to avoid the Japan trap
• Why can’t Trump build anything?
• Fly-half Biggar gives Wales injury boost
• Blackhawks edge Senators
• Scotland’s Russell out of France tie
• Semenya blasts IAAF’s underhand tactics
• Brexit mother of all messes, says Wolff
• Upbeat Kiradech focuses on mental game
• Roma closer to UCL spots
• Atletico, Juve in high stakes clash
• Penalty heartbreak for Beetles
• Under-fire Sarri doesn’t fear the sack
• Gundogan relishes coming home after Schalke snub
• Big winners
• Dortmund sees Bundesliga lead shrink after third consecutiv­e draw
• Ariya aims to secure first title on home soil at Honda LPGA Thailand
• Rapee quiets crypto hype
• FPO wavers on deadline for IFRS 9
• SMOKE SIGNALS
• CASH POURING IN
• A LITTLE LIFT
• YOUNG BLOOD
• STOCKPILES MOUNT
• ERC speeds operation of Laos hydropower project
• US presses pork imports
• Gold traders want to burn midnight oil
• TBMA looks into elderly savings scheme
• Risk-averse sentiment on the rise amid uncertaint­y
• LH to offer services at 7-Eleven
• CBRE foresees shift in property landscape
• RS shifts towards retail to cut risks
• HSBC’s annual profit disappoint­s
• Sales up, but costs sap Coles’ H1 profit
• Cuban cigar sales surge 7% in 2018
• Honda to close British plant
• Fosun launches bid for Tom Tailor
• Huawei founder: US can’t crush the company
• Germany has biggest c/a surplus
• EU strikes deal to limit truck emissions
• Palladium at record high
• Making boots from hippo and ostrich
• WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019
• A budget TV with some compromise­s
• THAI SPA SUMMIT PEAKS IN CHIANG MAI
• Japanese maestros play French fancies
• Wake up to Sleepers
• Women in Hollywood see some gains after Oscars equality plea
• French court okays screening of film on priest’s abuse of boy scouts
• Brit lawmakers call for end to fashion waste
• Queen to rock Oscars with live performanc­e
• What Hartley thinks of Bond rumours
• Digital DUMP
• Parental guidance
• NEW GADGETS
• SAVOUR THE MOMENT

Bangkok Post - 2019-02-19

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