Bangkok Post - 2019-08-03

• Capital rocked by bomb blitz
• FMs vow to end regional rows
• Agencies allay bomb fears:
• PM urged to rectify oath text ‘gaffe’
• Calls for more crime scene access
• Coal barges sink during heavy storm
• Four areas chosen for speed limit test
• Ex-rights chief wins recognitio­n
• School denies knowledge of student’s pregnancy
• Thousands of HK civil servants rally
• Medvedev’s visit to isles ‘regrettabl­e’
• Activist wins Magsaysay decoration
• NK launches third weapons test in 8 days
• Social media sites block racist video
• Pro-EU Lib Dems deal blow to PM Johnson
• US keen for missile tests after arms treaty ends
• Nuke plants’ rescue galvanises conservati­ves, eco-activists
• Town evacuated after dam spews water
• Truce called in Syria’s northwest
• Roma genocide mourned 75 years on at Auschwitz
• Laws ease travel restrictio­ns for women
• R Kelly attends court over ‘sex traffickin­g’
• Money row sparks jihadi faction clash
• Don’t be delusional
• Party politics risks economy
• How long can Prayut last as premier?
• Cassette tape revival is not about the music
• US-China trade war may finally be coming for Apple
• Border trade offers an economic escape route
• ABOUT Politics
• Thailand’s urban refugees remain hopeful
• Bottling for Buddhism
• Finance Ministry tasked with protecting Thai economy
• Trade tension, blasts take toll on SET index
• Private sector urges BoT to ease policy
• Chinese markets slumped as investors rushed for cover after Trump announced fresh tariffs on $300bn worth of imports.
• The Securities and Exchange Commission selects six directors as its representa­tives to the Stock Exchange of Thailand board.
• No country has benefited more from the US-China trade fight than Vietnam. Just ask the world’s biggest handset makers.
• After his family steel empire collapsed, Pravit Horungruan­g clawed his way back.
• Audi’s new City carver is like an A1 on stilts designed to take on the urban jungle.
• Airbus gives execs tour of smaller craft
• REALITY BITES AFTER PLEASANT EARNINGS SURPRISES
• Egat set to distribute LNG locally
• NEW TRUMP THREAT, BANGKOK BOMBS RATTLE INVESTORS
• British Airways owner upbeat
• BHP eyes EVs with speciality chemicals
• Royal Bank of Scotland sinks on Brexit gloom
• India set for 4th interest rate cut in 2019
• Puma ST performanc­e flagship on the cards
• ALL-THAI AFFAIR
• Knockout retains WBA minimumwei­ght belt
• Arsenal sign Pepe for club record £72m
• Hamilton keen to get back to winning ways
• Veteran Dani Alves says goodbye to Europe, signs deal with Brazil’s Sao Paulo
• Beetles aim to hold on to top spot
• Suchawadee joins Lithuania champions Gintra
• Bayern renew battle with Dortmund
• ‘Complete’ Ronaldo above everyone else for Kohli
• Smith rescues Aussies with flawless knock
• Marquez in charge as MotoGP resumes in Brno
• Pocock is back with the Wallabies
• Wales’ Faletau injured, ruled out of World Cup
• Verstappen says stewards were wrong to let off Leclerc with ‘peanuts’ fine
• LOWRY’S OPEN WIN CAPS OFF A BIG YEAR IN MAJORS
• Unwell Fangio makes winning debut
• Cowboys owner Jones seems worry-free over rushing champion Elliott holdout
• Cards one-hit Cubs, lead NL Central
• Major League suspends eight over Pirates-Reds benches-clearing mass brawl
• Lesser lights dream as season begins
• Steady Ariya sits among early leaders
• WAAP excites Atthaya as she eyes 2nd title
• Thai ace Kiradech two adrift as An, Im set early pace at Wyndham Championsh­ip

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