Bangkok Post - 2022-11-27

• APEC BOOSTS TOURISM
• Apec, China reopening could boost growth to 4%
• Arrival of passengers from Russia a sign of recovery in Pattaya
• Court orders AIS Playbox not to air Fifa matches
• S&P solid BBB+ rating a ‘good sign’
• Uni, USAID promote equal rights
• Thailand ‘base’ for SMBC’s growth
• KHAO SAN ROAD CALLS OUT FOR HELP
• Taiwan holds polls amid China strain
• Canadian-Chinese ex-pop star Kris Wu jailed for rape
• Berlin dubs Stalin famine in Ukraine as ‘genocide’
• Huawei, ZTE hit with another ‘security risk’ ban
• Latin American women march against violence
• Musk likes DeSantis for president
• Macron to raise US subsidies in talks with Biden
• Malawi vice president held over graft allegation­s, watchdog says
• It seemed a good idea at the time
• ‘Education for all’ policy falls down
• CONFESSION­S OF A MIDDLE-AGED MUSIC FANBOY
• Sarah Palin loses conservati­ve shine
• US ENTERS NEW HIGH-STAKES CONFLICT WITH IRAN
• THEME CROSSWORD
• EASY CROSSWORD
• FLAWED NINJA, LONELY BONES, SORE SNOOKER LOSER
• New doubles pair put Australia in Davis Cup final
• AVOID SLIDING AND QUICKLY BECOME A BETTER GOLFER
• Beat-up Rams prepare for Chiefs without top QB
• Lakers finally bag first road win
• England told to turn a deaf ear to booing fans
• Ball possession key to Dutch hopes
• Injured Neymar to miss Brazil’s second match
• Blue Samurai looking to make another splash after pulling off major upset
• Belgium coach expects better show against tough Morocco
• Croatia ‘prepared to fight on’ as Canada test looms
• Australia keep hopes alive with close Tunisia victory
• Sanchez: Qatar football will survive first-round exit
• ‘Talking trees’
• FLEEING ONE TROUBLE SPOT FOR ANOTHER

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