Bangkok Post - 2019-11-02

• Leaders jet in for summit
• Forex3D victims ask DSI for help
• Toxic trio petition thrown out
• Chinese Premier Li Keqiang says China and Asean are laying the cornerston­e for mutual regional prosperity.
• Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlines how India’s Act East Policy is creating closer ties with Asean in an exclusive interview with the Bangkok Post.
• Protecting vulnerable:
• Commentary:
• ON THE AGENDA
• Suspect owns up in fridge murder case
• Court hikes prison terms in mass Rohingya graves case
• Legal woes mount for leader of FFP
• Hong Kong set for weekend demonstrat­ions
• Town mourns train fire dead
• Beijing warns it won’t tolerate dissent
• Investigat­ion starts after fire destroys Shuri Castle
• Missing Brit tourist’s body found
• President vows to hold early elections
• Trump rips UK Brexit deal, trashes Corbyn
• Assad: Kurdish area must return to state
• IS names Baghdadi’s heir, issues threats of revenge
• Merkel goes maskless in Delhi smog
• House backs Trump impeachmen­t inquiry
• Morales calls for truce as audit begins
• Firefighte­rs tackle fast-moving wildfires
• Pinera begins fresh talks to put end to deadly unrest
• Toronto plans new futuristic bayfront
• Don’t ignore the Rohingya
• Temples never safe
• Immigratio­n lies
• Unusual couple blazes a trail for rights
• World’s oceans are in dire need of a bailout
• Germany and Asean ink amity treaty, boost ties
• CROSSWORD
• ABOUTPolit­ics
• Why the West should not give up on Cambodia
• Centre goes live to fight fake news
• Bangkok, Sukhothai join Creative Cities list
• Additional stimulus package a possibilit­y
• R&I upgrades key rating for Thailand
• TAME INFLATION
• SANDS OF TIME
• SOFT OPENING
• TECH-SAVVY GOLF
• PLAYING FOR KEEPS
• PTTOR brings Pearly Tea back to life
• AIS vows to expand 4G network range if 5G-compliant
• JP Morgan bets on Thai tourism
• BAY to refresh app features
• Moody’s upgrades bank outlook
• TRADE WORRIES TAKE TOLL ON EQUITIES AGAIN
• Trade woes cloud Asian market rise
• Jaguar bond risk falls most on record
• Rally in palm oil is ‘red hot,’ analyst says
• Nissan shuffles executives into new collective ‘troika’
• World’s largest pension fund gains as Japanese stocks rally
• Amgen to take $2.7bn stake in BeiGene
• JAGUAR LAND ROVER SVO
• THE LAST BATTLE
• Port and Ratchaburi fight for FA Cup crown
• Fitzpatric­k one stroke clear in Shanghai
• New F1 rules fail to strike chord
• Veteran Aguero key to City’s defence
• Xhaka blames death threats and sick taunts for Arsenal fan feud
• Firmino leads Liverpool’s title charge
• United’s confidence on the rise, says Rashford
• Kovac faces former club Eintracht with his Bayern future in doubt
• Demanding Madrid boss asks for more
• Busy Inter have another chance to overtake Juventus with win over Bologna
• KOLISI: A STANDARD BEARER FOR THE ‘RAINBOW NATION’
• FARRELL, FROM HOTHEAD TO ENGLAND’S LEADER
• JONES’ CAREER COMES FULL CIRCLE IN JAPAN
• SPRINGBOKS’ TREK FROM DESPAIR TO HOPE
• It’s business as usual for gritty Read
• Gatland hopes the Dragons he coached for 12 years won’t return to ‘doldrums’
• Leonard knocks Spurs off their perch
• Garoppolo throws four TDs as 49ers stop Cardinals’ comeback and improve to 8-0
• It’s swings and roundabout­s with VAR
• Rendon and Cole top list of 131 free agents
• Verstappen blasts ‘silly’ Hamilton
• Quartararo fastest in practice on Sepang circuit
• Hur hits second straight 66 to stay top in Taiwan

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