Bangkok Post - 2022-12-29

• Govt girds for China visit influx
• Press takes aim at politician­s in nicknames
• Police launch seven-day road safety campaign
• PM orders National Parks chief to inactive post
• Workers still plead for rights
• Bodies of 3 more sailors found
• DSI responds to claims of Chinese bribes over raids
• Uproar as Senate’s SLF Act passes
• Govt policies in crosshairs
• Cambodia envoy bids farewell
• Nan has nation’s biggest drinking issue: survey
• Sea embankment project back on track after talks
• Health system under strain as Covid soars
• Fog causes major car crash on bridge in Zhengzhou
• Kim sets out new goals for military
• Indigenous referendum in 2023: PM
• South to spend $441m to fend off North
• ‘There is no turning back’
• UN urges Taliban to reverse restrictio­ns against women
• Mine access sought to end blockade of supply route
• Syrian Kurds on alert after IS assault
• Lebanon’s chief banker under probe
• Kidnapping­s add to S Africa’s woes
• Power out as vandals hit substation­s
• Border crossing closed after roadblock in Serbia
• Supreme Court keeps southern border policy in place
• Russian forces ramp up attacks on Kherson
• Huge storm brings more woe
• Prem probe must be fair
• A New Year’s resolution ‘for life’
• My Christmas gift to myself this year is pride
• Land tax loophole endangers our environmen­t
• Economic risks to watch out for in 2023
• For Ferrari, a second-place season replete with many mistakes
• Titans wary as Cowboys continue East chase
• Cardinals defensive end Watt announces retirement
• Barca must cope without Lewy in derby
• Ruud says No.1 ranking within his reach
• Thailand set for Jakarta battle
• Chelsea back to winning ways against listless Bournemout­h
• Man U make bright start to life without Ronaldo
• Moriyasu stays on as Japan coach
• Call for tourist booster shots as Chinese return
• Mergers shake up the landscape
• Beijing easing to foster Thai growth in 2023
• Fixed broadband push
• Gulf space foray
• Citi-UOB deal
• Start of EV growth
• Central buys Selfridges
• Grab spots 2023 consumer trends
• Samut Prakan cluster the hottest zone in Greater Bangkok
• State helps fund upgrade of Pluak Daeng hospital 2
• Reopening propels fuel consumptio­n
• KCG preps listing ahead of expansion
• Danish farmers find new jobs
• Fintechs in India face a tough 2023
• Uniper, Masdar to build plant in UAE
• Singaporea­ns shop as tax hike nears
• Debut of refining unit bucks trend
• UAE wants citizens in private sector
• Price war may spur renewable energy push
• Dhaka inaugurate­s first mass-transit rail
• Third studio seeks to unionise over wages
• Japan to make raising wages a top priority
• Putin to stop oil exports to price cap countries
• Customers file class action lawsuit against FTX
• Options abound for pilgrims
• Three songs for your New Year party
• Farewell the Queen and Mikhail Gorbachev: 2022’s notable deaths
• NYC artist turns tiny hip-hop street scenes into a business
• 36 hours in Wellington, New Zealand
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• DEALING WITH A FORCE MAJEURE

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