Bangkok Post - 2023-01-05

• Uproar in Phuket over Expo row
• Joint Gulf plan moves closer
• Anutin assures Chinese tourists
• Pattaya set to welcome more tourists
• Search for missing crew to head south
• High-speed train still on track
• Opposition expects to grill govt in debate this month
• Probe into station logo costs: NACC
• 19 linked to Tuhao in custody
• Ex-Parks head ‘lifts lid on graft culture’
• Loss-making projects face BMA review
• Czechs want to be medical partners
• Yemeni preacher forges ties
• China vows ‘final victory’ over Covid
• Over 7,000 pardons on Independen­ce Day
• Minister goes after corrupt senior police
• Drone flights prompt threats from South
• PM to meet Biden, visit G7 allies
• Cash bonus for citizens after growth
• Al-Aqsa visit sparks broad condemnati­on
• ‘Divorced from reality’
• Turkey hosts Syria opposition after Assad outreach
• Benedict’s death ‘won’t end’ Church rift
• Iran pledges revenge for slain general
• House fails to choose new Speaker
• Makiivka strike kills 89 troops
• Troops go to border state after prison riot, jailbreak
• FDA allows abortion pills to be sold at pharmacies
• PM Sunak’s speech sets out priorities for Britain
• Respect the people’s vote
• Tackling our plastic waste woes
• How to destroy a brand, in Musk’s style
• What to expect with India helming G20
• Fixing, shaping AI is in our common interest
• Rodgers pushes Packers close to play-offs
• Sweet smell of success for Chicherit in Dakar Rally
• From F1 to CR7, the Saudis go on a spree
• Rahm expects ‘tense’ Masters champions dinner amid LIV feud
• Pele’s barber of 60 years laments his loss
• ‘Global icon’ Pele laid to rest in Santos
• Arteta fumes at ‘scandalous decisions’
• Man U not contenders but belief growing, says Ten Hag
• Nualphan expects ‘tough game’ at Bukit Jalil in KL
• Oil Fund mulls second B30bn loan
• Call for more tourists in the provinces
• Operators predict Thailand to draw 20m visitors in 2023
• Tackling the employee turnover challenge
• Tisco plans launch of China fund as economy reopens
• Analysts bullish on BCP’s reported interest in Esso
• Condo transfers dominated by Chinese nationals in 2022
• Gulf eyes indirect route to taking over AIS
• Fiscal 2024 budget wins approval of state agencies
• User experience and the buildings of tomorrow
• Why you should keep a notebook (Part 1)
• Zen allocates B300m to expand restaurant chains
• China hits pause on giant chip spending
• Covid-hit Foxconn China plant returns to normal
• Rivian barely misses 2022 production expectatio­n
• Ant wins approval for $1.5bn capital plan
• Key US indexes close lower on first trading day
• Oil’s New Year drop set to deepen
• Apple stock value falls below $2tn
• Former FTX head pleads not guilty
• TRAIPSING AROUND TAIPEI
• German films take centre stage at Woof Pack Gallery
• Ticket to busk – musicians vie for coveted Paris metro spot
• Nice guy Tom Hanks gets grumpy in A Man Called Otto
• Ukraine’s young circus artists da●●le audiences in Budapest
• Former child actors sue over 1968 nude scene
• Top French film award to bar nominees investigat­ed on sexual violence charges
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