Bangkok Post - 2020-01-16

• Water wars looming
• Korn eyeing ‘a bigger role’
• EYEING EVERY PRECIOUS DROP
• Graftbuste­rs target ex-NOB chief’s riches
• BMA mulls ban on overladen trucks
• ‘Protect-U’ app gives big boost to victims
• SSO hikes contributi­on to boost services
• Chiang Mai gets cannabis clinic
• Fate of FFP rebels hangs in the balance
• DSI to investigat­e cryptocurr­ency pyramid scheme
• Somsak says kratom to be legal soon
• Health-screening under fire over conscript’s death
• Top court confirms jail for MP
• Beijing urged to rethink its Taiwan stance
• Officials struggling to keep evacuees from going home
• Kem Sokha’s treason trial starts
• New trial for disgraced ex-president Park begins
• Xi visits to tout Belt and Road plan
• Economic giants to sign trade truce
• Nuclear pact ‘not dead’: Zarif
• Five die as security agent revolt crushed
• War powers resolution to pass Senate
• Donald Trump’s ‘code of dishonour’
• Don’t kowtow over Uighurs
• Bank of Thailand lands in hot water
• In challengin­g waters, Vietnam to steer Asean
• Hong Kong risks ending up losing from trade deal
• Giannis, Bucks show no mercy to Knicks
• Pens hammer Wild in Crosby’s return
• Peterhanse­l takes stage, Sainz keeps lead
• Kuechly, 28, announces retirement
• Smoke causes havoc again
• Tottenham reach fourth round, Newcastle cruise
• Casey says it’s time to take responsibi­lity
• Kerber suffers back injury ahead of Melbourne event
• From cow field to Barca, Setien aims high
• Nishino proud of his terrific players
• Ariya says she wants to play happily
• Jazz ready to top charts again
• Ratchanok to fight Busanan for QF berth
• Somkid reiterates spending splurge
• TAT: Tepid growth for Chinese New Year
• BBL expects NPL rise as economic struggles add up
• Takorn: 5G adoption could lift 2020 GDP
• The local startup scene begins 2020 with a bang as fintech firm Lightnet rakes in almost B1bn in Series A funding.
• SCB seeks approval from Myanmar’s central bank to upgrade to a bank subsidiary licence in the neighbouri­ng country.
• A year after the grounding of the 737 Max sent shock waves through aviation, the plane’s return promises more upheaval.
• The German economy grew by 0.6% in 2019, the weakest expansion since 2013.
• Google plans to phase out a key tool used to track people around the web.
• GSB sets higher bar for 2020 lending
• Foreigners may get chance to invest in TFFIF units
• Gulf Energy prepares B20bn for expansion
• LH focuses on housing, rental
• B1bn Thaniya Plaza renovation announced
• Businesses ready to roll with clear 5G timeline
• Spending on cyberthrea­t measures set to soar
• Second-hand unit sales record rise
• Lightnet rakes in B1bn in Series A
• British government strikes deal to rescue Flybe
• Mexico fails to sell luxury presidenti­al Dreamliner
• Malaysia Airlines’ move a fresh blow to Boeing
• Boeing’s net jet orders hit decades-low
• Volunteers step in and save the only grocery store
• Major US banks end 2019 on a high note
• Hyundai brand Genesis finally has an SUV, the GV80
• Israel starts exporting natural gas to Egypt
• BoJ cuts economic view on 3 regions
• Honda, Isuzu power up FC partnershi­p
• As Justice Department Pressures Apple, Investigat­ors Say iPhone Easier to Crack
• Bitcoin Has Biggest New-Year Rally Since 2012
• The other side to PATTAYA
• A fair full of new inventions
• The designer who might change Indian fashion
• THE BLESSINGS OF CHINESE TRADITION
• Classic comic opera to play in Bangkok
• Parasite director Bong Joon-ho says ‘language barrier’ broken after Oscar nod
• Director Spike Lee to be first black president of Cannes Film Festival jury
• Roddy Ricch bests Justin Bieber, landing Billboard’s top single and album
• For Sama directors hope Oscar nomination will shine spotlight on Syrian civil war
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