Bangkok Post - 2020-05-26

• ‘No politics’ in decree stretch
• Military top brass skip Senate votes
• Quarantine hotels graft probe begins
• THAI picks new board members, Piyasvasti returns
• Car plants repurposed:
• Property megatrends:
• Second-wave warning:
• US halts Brazil travel:
• Editorial:
• Covid-19 decree oversight pressed
• IORA ready to act on virus
• Cambodian traders rally to open up
• Checks on teachers for past abuse
• Line chats undermine ‘bleach mum’
• Pheu Thai’s VIPs explore ‘solutions’
• Fury over luxury Ekkamai high-rise
• River basin committees to be set up in June: ONWR
• HK cops back imposing new security law
• Kabul to free more Taliban prisoners after truce offer
• Duterte provides hope to workers stranded on liners
• Storm knocks out electricit­y
• Earthquake fails to rattle calm Ardern
• Abe to lift state of emergency completely
• UK PM Johnson backs key aide over ‘lockdown breach’
• India resumes domestic flights, cases rise
• S Korea cafe uses robot to slow spread
• Netanyahu attacks ‘fabricated’ graft charges
• Leader’s fate hangs on crucial poll
• US espionage trial to wrap up
• Russian troops flown out after retreat
• Half of Mexicans say the economy has worsened
• Covid-19 curbs must heed rights
• Leveraging S Korea’s Covid-19 success
• UK, Thailand cooperatin­g together to boost health
• Biden can beat Trump … if he doesn’t blow It
• The pandemic is exposing the limits of science
• Clijsters still eager for a return to court
• Russell wins virtual Monaco GP
• Mandela’s famed words remembered
• Bayern aim to take ‘giant step’ today
• Sweet-toothed Werner claims hat-trick
• Nualphan hopes Adisorn will shore up Port defence
• Liga boss eyes June 11 restart
• Exciting duel
• Champ Hamilton says he considered quitting during lockdown
• United striker Rashford backs efforts to feed children in UK
• 3-week lapse for AIS data breach
• Veerathai rules out central bank encore
• Automaker tax aid seen as ‘win-win’
• NESDC okays guideline for B400bn rehabilita­tion
• Regulator halts AEC shares
• Thitikorn closes in on Myanmar firm
• 70% of SET firms ready for PDPA
• Ministry seeks to lift domestic lockdown
• Data committee for virus
• Depa helps Revenue upgrade
• Gap rushes in more warehouse robots to solve virus disruption
• Audio-chat startup wins quarantine buzz
• Hertz blames Covid-19 for pushing it into bankruptcy
• Millennial­s prefer robot bankers to humans
• Germany closes in on Lufthansa’s bailout offer
• Fiji Airways cuts workforce by half
• Virus-hit Tiger Brands looks at ‘significan­t’ job cuts
• Stuff CEO buys firm for NZ$1
• Bayer ‘in Roundup settlement deals’
• AMG boss tipped to replace Palmer as Aston CEO
• Acleda first bank to list on the CSX
• Ruling real setback for VW in Germany
• German business morale rebounds slightly in May
• Coronaviru­s Threatens to Hobble the U.S. Shale-Oil Boom for Years
• WANT NOT, WASTE NOT
• Stay home and enjoy African safaris
• Antidote to lockdown lethargy
• Paulo Coelho’s kids’ tales available in Thai
• Avatar movie sequel to resume production in New Zealand
• ‘Real Lord Of The Flies’ shipwreck to become major movie
• Pixar animated short film Out features studio’s first gay main character
• Re-opening office buildings to workers poses health threats
• SHEDDING LIGHT ON INDOOR LIFE
• Lipsmackin­gly gorgeous Guerlain
• CROSSWORD
• PAINTING A ROSY PICTURE
• NOW STREAMING
• MORY KANTE IS GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
• 6IX9INE, AGENT OF CHAOS

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