Bangkok Post - 2024-03-22

• RTP rift probe ‘will find truth’
• Crackdown to curb rising tide of ‘job-stealing’ foreigners
• Deep South wants direct Saudi flights
• Alleged rape victim attempts suicide
• BMA explains ‘stinky’ chemical cocktail
• First national climate change bill in the pipeline
• Anti-fake news hub under fire
• Defence to cut back on personnel, restructur­e forces
• Russian tourist fined over assault
• New defence pact with UK to help Aukus
• Opposition candidate Anies calls for new vote
• Rescuers save 69 Rohingya
• Beijing’s Wang meets ex-PM for controvers­ial talks
• 32 Chinese warplanes spotted in 24 hours
• Seoul to cooperate with graft probe
• US ‘cannot say’ when aid will come
• Facing Putin threat, EU pushes to arm Kyiv, and itself
• Premier announces shock resignatio­n
• Thuong axed amid graft probe
• King to become ‘honorary’ police chief
• US-backed resolution seeks Gaza ceasefire
• General Assembly to address AI risks
• Give disabled women a chance
• Saffron swindlers
• Battle for reform
• The middle path for US foreign policy
• The AI assembly line ends with the tech giants
• Time for an Arab mandate for Palestine
• Solid Murray beats dizzy Berrettini, Osaka wins
• Kulabdam hoping to unearth next star
• England’s Farrell open to the idea of Test return
• Sabalenka ‘heart-broken’ over death of ex-boyfriend
• Robinho ordered to serve nine-year rape sentence
• Spanish court sets $1.1m bail for Alves
• Sainz won’t be ‘stupid’ about racing after surgery
• Star’s interprete­r fired after massive theft allegation
• Ohtani impresses in Dodgers’ debut
• S Korea edge Thailand’s U23 team
• France get kind Olympic draw
• Minister endorses legalising casinos
• Ascend Money targets Nasdaq listing
• Domestic gold hits new record high of B37,600
• Retail investors snap up government savings bonds
• Mini-dramas key to pushing soft power
• MR. D.I.Y. shrugs off wage hike
• JCB expects spending via its cards to grow 20% this year
• Developers project 10% residentia­l gain
• Listed companies’ 2023 dividends tally 593bn
• EconThai sees tricky H2 for businesses
• SPCG presses ahead with delayed solar farm in EEC
• Mainlander­s flock to ‘top talent’ visa in HK
• JPMorgan considers naming new chiefs in China
• Microsoft, Meta, X and Match join App Store protest
• Thales ups output for Ukraine
• Man uses ruse to board flight
• EU new car sales rise 10.1% y/y in February
• Bank of England expected to keep rate cut talk on ice for now
• Atos plunges after Airbus cancels talks
• New Zealand enters double dip recession
• Neuralink patient: ‘It has changed my life’
• US Justice Dept expected to sue Apple for violations
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