Bangkok Post - 2024-03-03

• A CLOGGED ARTERY
• Kingdom ‘sorry’ for offensive remarks made to India in UAE
• Locals to rally against Swiss man
• Cholnan eyes Nan as ‘health city’
• Korat sole bidder for 2029 expo
• Thailand and Europe inch closer to a free trade deal, says ministry
• Alro insists it’s ‘not park’s land’
• OAG wins partial share of assets of drug kingpin held in Switzerlan­d
• Seminar on Myanmar opens as junta objects
• Myanmar now an ‘endless nightmare’
• Asia’s richest man takes stars, wedding party to exotic zoo
• Biden vows aid air drops in Gaza
• Powder shortage for Ukraine shells
• Sunak struggles to halt UK Tories drifting towards rival Badenoch
• Nicaragua says Germany helped Gaza ‘genocide’
• Musk sues OpenAI over ‘betrayal’ of mission
• Milei says no stopping his reform plans
• New species of Amazon anaconda discovered
• WTO extends moratorium on e-commerce tariffs for 2 years
• Colorado judge sentences McClain killer to 5 years
• SENATE LYNCHPIN MCCONNELL TO QUIT LEADERSHIP
• Probe faults London police for hiring woman’s brutal killer
• Doubtful delights of standing in line
• Gender equality still falls short
• Trump catches lucky break with ruling
• JUDGE BLOCKS SWEEPING IMMIGRATIO­N LAW IN TEXAS
• RUSSIAN SHOCK THERAPY KILLED ALEXEI NAVALNY
• WOMAN CREMATES LOVER AT TIP; CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY
• Hi-tech CIA still makes case for spies
• SHORT SHOTS
• Coleman trumps Lyles as Crouser reigns in shot put
• Celtics school Mavericks for 10th straight win, Warriors show class
• Bayern concede late goal to settle for Freiburg draw
• Okafor secures victory for Milan at 8-man Lazio
• City boss expects ‘the best from United’
• Injury-hit Angels hope to revive title bid at Buriram
• HK’s Kho on the heels of leaders despite late blemish
• Japan’s Furue keeps it low as mercury rises
• Saudi Arabia formally launches bid to organise 2034 World Cup
• A WINNING GAMBLE
• A BUMPY RIDE TO THE TOP
• GRANNY’S FIVE-FLAVOUR POUNDCAKE
• BITTER AFTERTASTE
• THEME CROSSWORD
• EASY CROSSWORD

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