Bangkok Post - 2019-12-24

• Govt defends ‘pillow’ plan
• BEM settlement plan goes to cabinet
• Army tots up dual nationals on border
• Murder charges laid in ‘Billy’ case
• Thai-Sino rail talks ‘already concluded’
• Cops wrap up initial ‘Nice Review’ probe
• Judgement day ‘next month’ for FFP
• Poll in Khon Kaen probed for foul play
• Govt, Laos ink deal to fight drugs
• 2 new carriers set for takeoff
• Police mull charges for teen stabber
• Diversion to keep salinity in check
• ‘We can’t be afraid’
• Firefighte­rs prepare for post-Xmas blaze crisis
• Remote airstrip stirs fear about China’s intentions
• Abe, Moon land for talks in Chengdu
• More demos planned over citizenshi­p law
• Plan set to protect sites from fire
• Dismantled reactor ‘now operationa­l’
• Beijing scoffs at convict labour claim
• Fresh offensive leaves 9 dead in Idlib
• ICC probe ‘anti-Semitic’: Bibi
• US soldier killed as Taliban rebels strike
• Circular solution to plastic plight
• Army must come clean
• In ‘proxy crisis’ land, it’s all got so absurd
• Why can’t Senate impeachmen­t trial start now?
• Rememberin­g the poor at Christmas time
• Pursuit of lasting legacy not silverware drives Djokovic
• Barca retain top spot on pay podium
• ‘Magical’ Lazio down Juventus in Saudi for Super Cup win
• Strong action sought against racism
• Solskjaer has ‘no excuses’ for shock loss
• Kevin, teenage Benjamin among Thai U23 probables
• Real lose ground in title race
• Ishii vows to push Sea Fangs to new level
• Scintillat­ing six
• James-less Lakers suffer big loss to Nuggets
• Eagles top Cowboys, regain control of NFC East
• Ministry seeks nod for SME aid deal
• State pins hopes on Q4 stimulus hike
• Exports see drop for 4th month
• Thailand Post will waive charges for all festive parcels as part of an effort to improve the company’s image.
• The baht is slowing its wild ride as Asia’s best performing currency as the Thai economy sputters and trade tensions cool.
• Bangchak Corp allocates 50 billion baht in a push for diversific­ation and lower costs, focused on renewables.
• Japan’s Abenomics stimulus scheme appears to be producing diminishin­g returns.
• Venice hotel bookings are down 45% following floods.
• Premium office costs slowly escalating
• Fitch maintains BBL level after Indonesia interest
• TLAA mulls one central claim centre
• Local carriers brace for a challengin­g new year
• Use of FTA perks, GSP see decline
• Post-digital age developmen­t
• Nectec to test terahertz frequency
• Principal keen on Asia-Pacific for 2020 investors
• ETDA ploughs ahead with digital mission
• Rebound of catalogues seems in the works
• Welsh coalfields dreaming of becoming next Silicon Valley
• Brazil: The next sparkling wine destinatio­n
• Major Swiss bank admits to second spying case
• Unizo staff, Lone Star team up to end takeover battle
• China to cut tariffs on 850 products
• Indonesia first country to launch ‘B30’ biodiesel
• Production shifted to Cambodia
• 40 years of Ariane rockets
• WHAT 2019 MEANT TO YOUR BODY
• Banksy's new York unveiled in Bethlehem
• Dealing with food anxiety during the festive season
• HAVE FUN, IF YOU DARE
• Examining the golden hour
• Watching on a wonderful Sunday
• Star Wars box office on pace for B12.1bn opening weekend
• 'Tis the season to be safe
• Take B12 and beware vegan junk
• Cheaper breast cancer treatment closer
• E-cigarettes raise lung disease risks
• Under the influencer
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• NOT EVERYONE WANTS A WHITE CHRISTMAS
• NOW SHOWING
• END ON A HIGH
• All she wanted for Christmas was a No.1 hit
• LIVING THE HIGH LIFE AT SAFFRON
• THIS NEW YEAR IS BETTER THAN EVER
• SUMPTUOUS MEALS IN LUXURIOUS SETTINGS
• FESTIVE WONDERLAND CELEBRATIO­NS
• A SERENE STAYCATION IN DOWNTOWN BANGKOK
• WINTER TREATS AT YAMAZATO
• WELCOME THE EXCITEMENT OF NEW YEAR 2020

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