Bangkok Post - 2019-12-19

• Parole board under fire
• Thai ‘Ripper’ escape ends with train bust
• One cuffed as FFP hit by fallout over rally
• PM says he’s not fretting at censure move
• Govt eases anti-IUU rules after protests
• Chakthip to clarify ban order to House
• Research budget gets B8bn boost
• LGBT activists lobby for marriage rights
• Pirapan on House panel list
• Premchai case ‘nothing to do with move’
• Law ‘still failing migrants’
• Relatives seek legal help after shooting ‘mistake’
• University gets US funding to preserve Lanna architectu­re
• Govt pressed over land grab payouts
• 5 ‘smugglers’ face firing squad
• Beijing ramps up its spying efforts
• Taipei takes aim at poll ‘fake news’
• Top court delays citizenshi­p law hearing
• Delhi stifles dissent, shuts down web
• Saudi shuns Muslim summit, Pakistan ducks out
• Climbers say new Mount Everest rules won’t work
• Pope lifts shroud of secrecy
• ‘You ain’t seen nothing yet’
• President accuses Pelosi of violating oath of office
• Govt, unions at loggerhead­s over pension age overhaul
• ‘Glorified protesters’: Blair rips Corbyn’s ‘far-left cult’
• Missing all exits on Highway to Hell
• Old at heart
• Stagflatio­n is now a reality for Thailand
• Southeast Asian investors betting on sustainabi­lity
• Humble ‘pla tu’ caught up in nets of destructio­n
• Malkin notches 400th goal in Pens’ win
• Jackson and 11 Ravens in Pro Bowl
• Flamengo fight back to reach Club World Cup final
• Tsitsipas targets top-three breakthrou­gh
• Schick salvages point for leaders Leipzig in thriller
• Serie A boss ‘sorry’ for monkey art
• Jazz looks to end season on a high
• Govt promises bigger, better MotoGP
• Galaxy of stars at Princess event
• Wenger: Arteta has great future but no experience
• Easy progress
• Pacers end Lakers’ road winning streak at 14 games
• BoT slashes GDP view on export woes
• AWC snags world-class architects
• DES Ministry backs TOT, CAT 5G bids
• Germany delays until next year a decision on security rules for the 5G network that could bar Huawei Technologi­es.
• Thai Preserved Food Factory, the maker of Wai Wai instant noodles, is upbeat about domestic prospects.
• China’s quick-growing solar equipment sector is hit by the loss of state subsidies.
• PSA and Fiat Chrysler agree terms to create the world’s fourth-largest car maker.
• CMSB gives OK to extended night trading
• Ministry taps state banks to boost rural economy
• Anti-dumping shields for steel renewed
• KTB makes most of TFRS 9
• Officials look to jump-start Efta talks
• Loan rejections dent sales
• FTI: Sentiment ready to bounce back in 2020 despite troubles
• BoI upgrades EEC perks to garner HR outlays
• Data trust pacesetter­s
• BCPG seeks P2P power trade
• SCGP files IPO for up to 30% stake
• Banpu acquires second US shale fixture
• Defining a successful digital transforma­tion
• LNW helps clients get ad hits
• Germany turns to 3D printing to revive its industrial sector
• Google pays to settle tax dispute with Australia
• Egypt jump-starts renewables push
• De Beers’ sales slump continues
• Hitachi offloads 2 units for $6bn
• Japan raises GDP growth forecast
• Samsung apologises after chairman jailed for union sabotage
• PBoC cuts reverse repo rate
• Pearson CEO will step down
• FREEDOM OF CHOICE
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• HOROSCOPE
• Return of the last Jedi
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• Christmas celebratio­ns at Waldorf Astoria Bangkok
• GOURMET DINING & SPARKLING NEW YEAR ENTERTAINM­ENT
• The St. Regis Bangkok welcomes the most wonderful time of the year
• CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S HIGH IN THE SKY AT UNO MAS, RED SKY AND CRU CHAMPAGNE BAR

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