Bangkok Post - 2020-10-16

• Cops seek motorcade pair
• First STV arrivals due next week
• ■ RATCHAPRAS­ONG JITTERY OVER PROTESTS:
• ■ EDITORIAL:
• Loss of protest leaders ‘critical’
• PM warms to China’s ventures
• Opposition slams use of emergency decree
• Cindy named UN ambassador
• Kingdom braces for second storm in two weeks
• Cabinet meeting to move to Phuket
• Polls say Ardern on way to landslide win
• Azerbaijan strikes inside Armenia
• Human rights abuses denied
• US prepares to welcome Prabowo
• Trump renews push to open schools
• France imposes curfews to beat back infection rate
• Is it capitalism versus the climate?
• Govt hate speech spikes in SE Asia
• Too many lives being lost at train crossings
• Which side of history will Americans choose?
• Breakout star Butler was made for Miami
• Wallabies to fix weakness before All Blacks Eden tie
• Swiss courts return $40m to Conmebol
• Napoli appeal 3-0 loss, 1-point penalty
• Mistakes put Southgate on the back foot
• Jutatip proves unstoppabl­e again in Tour of Thailand
• Record-breakers Dodgers make history with 11-run haul in 1st inning, Astros stay alive
• Intarat appointed interim IWF chief
• Denmark hand England first home defeat in two years
• Broncos, Patriots set to play after two postponeme­nts
• Zense and Eleven Sports tune in
• EPL clubs turn down radical reform plan
• FTI urges caution in carrying out new emergency decree
• QUALITY TOURISTS About 500 Thailand Elite Card members have been approved to visit the country, with 52 already here.
• CHANGE AT THE TOP
• ‘DYNAMITE’ OPEN
• PANDEMIC SCREENING
• BAY banking on BlackRock to enhance wealth management
• DC, KTBST launch B2.5bn hotel equity trust
• Cash-strapped developers urge tax waiver
• Maximum drawdown for BoT soft loans falls short
• Officials seek B1.4bn CMD fund
• Ministry beefs up China ties
• Rising online use boosts cyberthrea­ts
• InVent joins Series A round for points app ChomCHOB
• Esso allots up to B1.5bn for expansion
• Huawei: ICT to form 30% of GDP by 2030
• How to ride the postCovid wave
• Robots could replace real dolphins at theme parks
• We Company reverts to WeWork name
• Tesla cuts Model S price again
• Mnuchin: Aid deal unlikely before election
• Pret A Manger will try anything to survive
• GLP targets $1.5 billion investment in Vietnam
• G-20 extends DSSI by six months
• PSA ‘to ditch its two small gasoline city cars’
• Theme park becomes new workplace for teleworker­s
• Uniqlo owner sees strong recovery
• Airlines Pitch Frequent-Flier Mile Deals to Travelers Wary of Covid
• Starbucks Ties Executive Pay to 2025 Diversity Targets
• NEVER STANDING STILL
• WHAT’S ON: THIS WEEKEND AND BEYOND
• H&M RECYCLING SCHEME SEEKS FUTURE FOR SUSTAINABL­E FASHION
• ‘Whitewashi­ng’ row sparks Cleopatra debate
• First collection of the Bard’s plays sell for B310.8m
• CHANGING OF THE GOUR
• BITE SIZE RESTAURANT­S WE RECENTLY REVIEWED
• The perfect moment for vegan tacos
• You won’t want to share this roasted cauliflowe­r
• ROASTED CAULIFLOWE­R WITH PANCETTA, OLIVES AND CRISP PARMESAN
• HOTEL DINING
• HOROSCOPE
• NOW STREAMING
• NOWSHOWING
• Korean independen­ce novel published in Japan for first time
• A time for slow stories
• RAPPER’S DELIGHT
• Dick Johnson Is Dead is offbeat, unsettling and life-affirming
• GOING VIRTUAL
• POST-THESIS
• A TASTE OF THE PHILIPPINE­S
• GOOD EATS IN ONE SPOT
• CLASSIC REINTERPRE­TED
• CITY GETAWAY
• A TRIBUTE TO FELLINI
• HOROSCOPE

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