Bangkok Post - 2019-10-07

• Marquez seals the deal
• Jumbo pair dodges waterfall death trap
• Trade spat will not affect RCEP: Asean
• Gun judge faces flak
• RTAF denies jet purchase bid
• Rate cut better than cash payout: expert
• NHSC urged to quickly decide chemicals’ fate
• Sedition accused fight back
• ‘Law’ now state’s weapon of choice
• Thai student detained in Cairo returns
• Rebuilding Korea’s burnt bridges
• Protesters flout mask ban in Hong Kong
• NK cuts short nuke talks in Stockholm
• Govt mum on claims of prisoner swap with Iran
• Kosovo voters focus on graft in poll
• Climate activists occupy Paris mall ahead of global protests
• Pompeo denounces ‘harassment’ from Dems
• Calls to stop bloodshed grow after deaths surge
• Pope hosts conservati­on meet
• Erdogan renews Syria air and ground attack threat
• Polls open in third vote since revolt
• Stalling on chemical ban must end
• Bridge wrecks in waiting
• How to make EV viable within Asean
• The world’s next factory won’t be in South Asia
• Global leaders can once again make miracles
• NY Yankees take charge, Cole fans 15 against Rays
• Habs defeat Maple Leafs on wild rally
• Hazard scores first league goal for Real
• Kovac sulks as Bayern suffer defeat
• It’s confirmed: Chanathip to miss World Cup qualifier
• Seeds rule the roost at Thai meet
• Experiment­al All Blacks crush Namibia
• Suradit eyes more after first tour win
• France qualify for quarter-finals after Cup cliffhange­r
• Champ again
• Athletics
• Scaling the high-income ladder
• The Revenue Department is conducting a study of overhaulin­g the income tax structure to narrow social disparity.
• Chiang Mai hoteliers are likely to suffer from a low occupancy rate through the remainder of the year.
• PTT says it will test the market for three more years before deciding whether electric vehicles are right for Thailand.
• Destinatio­ns are playing up their distinctiv­e venues and creating unique experience­s.
• Regulator agrees to single flat-rate numbering fee
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• Juwai pushes golden visa for Chinese
• Kasikorn Securities notes good prospects for JASIF
• Oil Market Outlook
• Almost nothing can dislodge the dollar
• A luxe rescue
• KEEPING THE FAITH
• HUMAN CRUELTY FOR A FALSE BELIEF
• ALL EYES ON ART
• Giving back to society
• Security stepped up as Joker opens in US movie theatres amid fears of violence
• For sale: UK jail that held Oscar Wilde
• STEPHEN, TABITHA KING PLAN CHANGES TO ICONIC MAINE HOME
• BRING IT ON
• NEXT-GEN MERCEDES-AMG GTTO BE AWD HYBRID
• PERFECT BLEND
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• Star blows the whistle on Official Secrets
• DAUGHTER’S SLEEP TRAINING INFLUENCED ACTRESS FOR ROLE
• K-pop, kimchi thrives in Tokyo
• MUSIC TO FANS’ EARS
• Ride-hailing needs practical rules
• Thailand calling
• Hydrogen HURDLES
• Haze-plagued Asean should learn from China
• AMBITIOUS TARGETS HARD TO REACH
• ‘Show me the money’
• Asia’s multilater­al balancing act
• ANGER WITH LEADERS CROSSES SECTARIAN LINES
• EASY RIDING BIG-BIKE TOUR BUSINESS BOOMING
• STUDY IN contrasts
• IN PAKISTAN’S WARMING MOUNTAINS, FARMERS TURN TO FISH
• THE BREAD WINNER

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