Bangkok Post - 2024-02-21

• PM wants rate cuts sped up
• Supercharg­ed Songkran fest gets B104m budget
• ‘Foul is fair’: Shakespear­e ban is lifted
• THAI reveals plan to buy 45 Dreamliner­s
• OAG chases B600m from China gang
• PM talks pollution with UN as blazes rage
• MP says let ‘refugees’ work
• Ministries seek to solve park dispute
• Golf course ‘can’t be converted’
• MFP makes push for non-binary rights
• Leak links ‘Big Joke’ to gambling scandal
• TRSI sees B15bn fund with UK as key to future tech
• Cholnan backs leniency to further reduce drug crime
• Australia set to double size of navy fleet
• Joint air patrol with US forces to ‘protect territory’
• Doctors in South slam reforms
• Putin gifts luxury car to North’s leader
• Taliban will not take part in UN meet
• Israel pounds Gaza ahead of UN vote
• Protesters say Kigali arming M23 rebels
• Air strikes in Lebanon wound 14, Beirut says
• Moise’s wife faces charges over murder
• Lula named ‘persona non grata’ over conflict remarks
• Ukraine faces ‘extremely difficult’ battles
• Biden open to meet House speaker to discuss Kyiv aid
• Farmers step up protest with total border blockade
• Lavrov hits out at US on Latin America visit
• Assange launches final appeal
• Cameron visits Falklands in 30-year first
• Teaching firms about public health
• Not above the law
• Kids in face of criminal justice system
• Trump’s words seen raising risk of war in Europe
• The fraudster of Florida and Russia’s killer
• Chinese sprinter Pan puts world on notice
• Fritz downs Paul to claim Delray Beach Open crown
• New Palace boss watches Everton draw from stands
• Thai fighter Rodtang calls out Haggerty
• Key trio return for Scotland
• ‘Ciao Andy’: Germany’s Brehme dies
• All change again at Napoli as Barca come to town
• Fired-up Angels look to create history
• Arsenal want to win on all fronts
• Players strike a pose ahead of showdown
• Songkran travel prospects mediocre
• Debt office considers foreign issue
• FTI urges help for herb industry
• Groundhog Day: More of the same for investors?
• BoT considers guarantees for SMEs
• SET eyes stronger supervisio­n of firms
• Mindshare lists top digital marketing trends
• Sena upbeat on state solar power scheme
• Cabinet greenlight­s final 2022/2023 cane price
• NCH maintains cautious approach
• Tech partnershi­p to promote 5G adoption in Thailand
• How GenAI can add to creativity
• Singapore air show starts amid travel revival
• US awards $1.5 billion to New York chipmaker
• China makes biggest-ever cut to mortgage reference rate
• Lab-grown diamonds putting natural gems under pressure
• Netherland­s tanker sets sail with the help of wind
• Barclays details revival plan
• US asset managers ready for rebound in China sentiment
• TikTok is subject of European inquiry over ‘addictive design’
• Whispers of home
• FIVE HIDDEN GEMS WORTH A VISIT
• See memories carved in wood at Central
• Exploring the boundaries of perception
• Michelange­lo’s David gets spa treatment
• Burberry presents star-studded moody Autumnal collection
• Actor Huppert finds meaning in nature of Traveler’s Needs
• Ye has No.1 album for 11th time with Vultures 1
• DIGITAL AGEING
• A| plays cupid as Japanese authoritie­s try to boost marriage rate
• Nintendo is telling game publishers Switch 2 will be delayed
• WATCH AND LEARN
• NOW STREAMING
• Russia’s invasion ‘damages B126bn of Ukraine’s heritage’

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