Bangkok Post - 2024-03-01

• PM pushes South plans
• Srettha maps air hub goal as Songkran festival nears
• Most people ‘disagree with graphic booze labels’
• IB denies viral claim over cash requiremen­t
• Beach steps ‘on public land’
• Anant faces money laundering charge
• Ministers play down reshuffle rumours
• No plans to hold censure debate yet, opposition says
• RTAF highlights need for new military hardware
• Opposition whip clashes with PPRP over use of room
• Doctors refuse to end strike
• Xi signals his ‘alternativ­e’ to the US-led world order
• Spy row erupts over ‘traitor’ politician
• PM Kishida apologises for LDP political fundraisin­g scandal
• NSW state targets tighter water network regulation­s
• Gaza conflict deaths ‘exceed 30,000’
• Imam, rabbi defy stereotype­s
• Zelensky pushes peace plan in Albania
• Turkey responsibl­e for abuses in northern Syria: HRW
• NZ labels all of Hamas as ‘terrorist entity’
• US Court to hear immunity claim
• Defence chief Austin faces grilling over health secrecy
• Court convicts seven for 2012 indigenous killings
• Trump plans to meet with Hungary’s Viktor Orban
• Biden administra­tion to reauthoris­e disputed surveillan­ce programme
• One dead, five injured in offshore helicopter crash
• The WTO’s investment challenge
• Time for a recharge
• Myanmar as interim ‘non-state’ state
• How the United States’ CHIPS Act hurts Taiwan
• ‘Vibecessio­n’, vegetables and lots of vitriol
• ATP signs strategic partnershi­p with Saudi’s investment fund
• McIlroy dismisses Masters ‘asterisk’ remark by Gooch
• Ridder, Malykhin tease fans of what’s to come in Qatar
• Villegas voted chairman of Player Council
• The eco-friendly wonders of Paris village
• Rampant Inter rout Atalanta, charge 12 points clear
• Red rivals set to collide in QF
• Chanettee trails Schmelzel by 2
• Blue Canyon C’ship attracts top talent
• FTI chairman race heats up
• Auto slowdown dents January index
• Virtual bank applicatio­ns to open in March
• Use cases studied for open data
• NPL provisions soar at state institutio­ns
• Yip In Tsoi outlines raft of ambitious plans
• AWC banking on high-spending tourists
• Phuket housing market still robust
• Bumper 2023 for BGRIM as net profit expands sharply
• Initiative advances digital citizenshi­p
• Most companies in Ukraine are toughing it out
• China officials ban high-frequency trader
• ‘Magnificen­t Seven’ rising in popularity
• Cyberattac­k on UnitedHeal­th disrupts prescripti­on orders
• Why SMS fraud is a headache for telecom operators
• Grifols falls after failing to update on China deal
• Lufthansa’s strikes threaten profit goals
• Europeans criticise Meta’s paid service
• Wendy’s vows no price surges for burgers
• Disney to step back from India in mega-deal with Reliance
• Gemini to pay back customers $1.1 billion
• EXTRA TIME
• WHAT’S ON: THIS WEEKEND AND BEYOND
• SEVENTEEN’S ALBUMFML TOPS IFPI GLOBAL CHART
• Road House screenwrit­er sues Ama●on to block mo❖ie remake streaming this month
• US rapper Ja Rule ‘de❖astated’ at being denied entry to UK for tour
• THE UNSEEN PREDATOR
• Beefs are all the rage in comedy – as Mike Epps knows, they’re nothing new

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