Bangkok Post - 2023-01-01

• FUTURE’S BRIGHT AS THAI REBOUNDS
• Prawit and PM still ‘brothers’ after UTN move
• HM KING PRAISES THAIS FOR COMING TOGETHER AMID ADVERSITY
• Flying back into profit after pandemic
• China arrivals to skip virus testing
• Casino inferno blamed on electrical fault
• Election Commission seeks B5bn budget for upcoming election
• Tourists flock to hilltop for NY
• Climate project wraps up after five years
• US House releases Trump’s tax returns
• Hong Kong gets power to bar overseas lawyers
• Palestinia­ns hail UNGA vote on Israel occupation
• Beijing urged to regularly share specific Covid data with WHO
• China censors virus content on NYE
• World readies to ring in 2023
• Russian minister says victory ‘inevitable’ in year-end message
• India halts syrup production after Uzbek deaths
• ‘IS attacks’ in Syria kill Kurdish fighter, 12 workers
• 46 Ivorian soldiers get 20 years in Mali prison
• Venezuela’s ‘interim govt’ dissolves
• Outgoing Bolsonaro exits Brazil
• Yesterday's SOLUTIONS
• ‘EVERY WOMAN NEEDS A PAUL PELOSI’ IN LIFE
• It can’t be worse than last year, can it?
• Coral reefs face new health threat
• VIEWS ON PAST PMS
• A FLAWED TAX POLICY
• A year of momentous deaths wraps up
• HANDY DRUG HIDEAWAY, WORKER RISES UP, CYCLE OF DEATH
• Birthday boy LeBron runs riot
• On-song Bills, Eagles eye first-round byes in NFL
• Benzema buries World Cup woe with double strike in Real Madrid victory
• EXERCISING CAN HELP IMPROVE A GOLFER’S SWING, OVERALL GAME
• Big deal: Ronaldo signs for Saudi side
• Leicester in double own-goal disaster at Liverpool
• Qatar part ways with Spanish coach Sanchez
• Brazilian city of Santos honours king of football
• SPACE ‘MARATHON’ PICKS UP SPEED
• FEARS OF RUSSIAN SPIES TAKE HOLD PIES TAKE HOLD

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