Bangkok Post - 2020-05-25

• Further reopenings set for June
• HK dissent builds
• Cops to test chemicals found in ‘bleach mum’ house
• Five tipped to lead THAI comeback
• Sharing economy:
• Volunteers sought:
• Muslims mark Eid:
• Think pragmatic:
• Chaturon readies new party
• Man admits to killing his own son
• Party’s over but it doesn’t end in jail
• Schools test online backup measures
• Much needed breathing room
• Virus poses no barrier to RCEP negotiatio­ns
• Beijing warns of ‘cold war’ with US
• Kim seeking to bolster ‘nuclear war deterrence’
• Spain set to reopen to tourists
• Australian PM pushes jobs, one state lifts travel curbs
• Johnson’s top aide accused of second lockdown breach
• New protests over Covid measures in Germany
• Netanyahu graft trial begins, marks history
• Taliban announces three-day Eid truce
• Trump hits the golf course as US kicks off summer
• Iran tankers deliver fuel to Caracas
• Athens dismisses reports Turkey entered territory
• The end of the new world order
• Futsal case doubts linger
• Rotten to the core
• China’s cryptocurr­ency is all about tracing, power
• Thai TV series give ugly truths a rosy hue
• Kaepernick’s girlfriend blasts NFL for retired designatio­n
• Cheika says should have quit early
• Drive to succeed: The endless dominance of Korean women
• Bayern keep Frankfurt at bay
• Goetze to part ways with Dortmund
• WBC hails heroes outside of the ring
• Cherries player tests positive
• La Liga can resume week of June 8 — Spanish PM
• Adisorn not guaranteed starting spot
• Glimmer of hope
• French Open organisers working hard to avoid US Open clash
• Drivers fully support plans for ‘ghost races’ behind closed doors
• WATCH YOUR STEP
• NBTC SHORTCUT
• SOMKID SPEAKS
• SUPPLY CHAIN BLUES
• INDIA’S ‘SUPERFOOD’
• B150bn from future budgets may be used
• Beachfront hotels in Phuket staying closed until Q4 revival
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• GDP for the first quarter weakened across EM Asia, but the worst is yet to come
• Oil Market Outlook
• Hong Kong gears up for big China IPOs
• European Luxury Is More Chinese Than Ever
• Rental-Car Company Hertz Files for Bankruptcy
• NATURE BOUNCE BACK
• Mightier BMW 745Le
• Covid-19 widens South Korea’s gender gap
• FOCUS ON THE GOOD IN TIMES OF CRISIS
• Unicef ’s Love Delivery wants your cash delivery
• VAN GOGH ON SHOW
• Drive-in cinema takes hold in Cannes after virus cancels festival
• Gay British reality TV star tells government to take more action against online trolls
• Rock’n’roll will never die: British band jams away in isolation
• Plastic pods set to offer a solution for diners in the post-pandemic world
• Sydney fans enjoy open-air car park concerts
• NEW AGE TRAVELLERS
• HOROSCOPE
• BEST IN SHOW
• NOW STREAMING
• Gay bars worldwide scramble to avert coronaviru­s collapse
• MONTHLY SNIPPETS
• BRAND NEW RETAIL
• CONFINED IN COMFORT
• FRESH OPPORTUNIT­Y
• Safety tops the tourism agenda
• Borders within borders
• DIGITAL LIFELINE
• The trade cure for the global economy
• PANDEMIC A BOOST FOR CHINA’S RAILWAYS
• Australian farmers’ hopes dashed as China ties fray
• CHINESE GAMERS JUMP THROUGH VIRTUAL HOOPS FOR ANIMAL CROSSING
• ‘NO MAN’S LAND’
• MALAYSIAN MUMS IN SINGAPORE FREEZE BREAST MILK FOR BABIES AT HOME
• POWERING CHANGE

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