Bangkok Post - 2019-11-09

• Curfew mulled for deep South
• Hunt on for Rainsy supporters
• Man faces jail for opening jet door
• Unis urged to modernise to stay relevant
• Forum calls on Asia to tackle marine plight
• Poultry tycoon ordered to pull down part of Pattaya estate
• ‘Post’ journalist dies of cancer aged 60
• 2 orangutans going home to Indonesia next month
• Nataphol wants PPRP to head charter panel
• Victims of ‘copyright agent’ scam seek govt help
• Terminal 2 seminar sparks legal threat
• 3 charged over capital bombings in August
• English slide puts bilingual study in focus
• Outrage over HK student’s death
• Sentence for hoax bomber reduced
• Sikhs await access to shrine
• Illegal fentanyl gang boss faces execution
• Moon promises to make RCEP a reality next year
• Hanoi urged to keep sea ties ‘simple’
• Identity still uncertain after fall of wall
• Raging bushfires wipe out half of NSW koala colony
• VP urges drug war revamp to end ‘senseless killings’
• Nato going ‘brain dead’, says Macron
• ‘PareMan’ protester goes viral
• 3 Americans slain by drug gang buried
• Female landowners hail Ivanka
• Paper brands Corbyn as anti-Semite
• Foes to pull back troops before talks
• 10 protesters shot dead in Baghdad, Basra
• Tehran accused of defying nuke treaty
• Fix English education
• Change tack in far South
• Escaping EU’s grip
• PPRP must stay out of charter study
• Macron’s vision of European security is half-baked
• Mexico’s fast track toward a failed state
• CROSSWORD
• ABOUT Politics
• Private equity spies profit in India’s financial crisis
• Communitie­s turn giant savers
• Somkid speaks to Hokkaido investors
• Ministry plans E20 shift in early 2020
• Rice exporters back ban on three toxic chemicals
• Thaicom to exit 3400-3700MHz range
• FURTHER ACTION
• GOING PRIVATE
• READY PHASE ONE
• MODEST EVOLUTION
• SOCIETY FIRST
• DOWNWARD REVISIONS REFLECT ECONOMIC TREND
• BBL to trim interest rates
• KBank upbeat on lending
• MTL seeks licence to operate private fund
• A $100 jar of honey comes between two neighbours
• Japan firms wary of Aramco
• Honda unveils $915m share buyback
• Richemont signals Tiffany bid unlikely
• $15bn IPO reported for Alibaba
• Capri revival hopes still alive
• THE LATEST CARS TO HIT THAI SHOWROOMS
• TOYOTA YARIS ATIV
• Boks’ victory provides hope, unity to nation
• Liverpool, City face crunch Anfield clash
• Tomljanovi­c thrown into Fed Cup cauldron
• Al Hilal determined to end drought
• War Elephants start preparing for Malaysia clash
• ‘Hungry’ Foxes out to make things tough for Emery and Gunners
• Man United ease into Europa last 32
• Inter, Napoli look for boost as Juventus take on ailing AC Milan
• Dortmund out to pile misery on Bayern
• Barcelona and coach Valverde under pressure
• Sonny Bill seals record $3.3m deal
• Soweto revels as Springboks parade trophy
• ONCE A WHITES-ONLY TEAM, THE BOKS THRIVE WITH RACIAL UNITY
• Mission unaccompli­shed! England’s 4-year journey falls just short
• Leonard finds his touch late, lifts Clippers
• Penguins net 4 unanswered goals to snap Islanders’ streak, Avalanche end slide
• Jacobs seals thrilling win for Raiders
• Bleeding ‘Monster’ Inoue outpoints ‘strong’ Donaire to claim Super Series crown
• Unlikely clubs taste life in the top half
• Tiger chooses Tiger for battle Down Under
• Australia roll dice for Fed Cup final
• ‘Treat me like Laver,’ polarising Court urges national federation
• Poom has a blast at Thai Country Club

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