Bangkok Post - 2024-04-14

• MYANMAR’S REBEL OFFENSIVE HITS CLOSE TO HOME
• Help for Thais in Israel: Srettha
• Union urges bank to come clean over digital wallet financing role
• Karen Union ‘committed’ to peace, security
• Economy falters despite holiday boost
• Songkran public transport systems ‘holding up,’ ministry says
• Road accidents from Songkran rise to 63
• Central Group set to become new owner of KaDeWe property in Berlin
• PM dismisses cabinet rumours
• Israel pounds Gaza as region on edge
• Leopard print king Cavalli dies at 83
• UK police probe opposition deputy
• Temporary govt finally forms in Haiti
• President Biden’s son Hunter loses bid to dismiss gun charges
• US ex-diplomat gets 15 years for spying for Cuba
• Argentina’s Milei meets with Elon Musk in Texas
• Mexico govt sounds alarm over ‘zombie drug’ sedative in opioids
• Six slain at Sydney mall
• STORMY DANIELS EARNS RICHES FROM TRUMP INFAMY
• Upcoming Navalny memoir a ‘final show of defiance’
• Taking a dip in Hua Hin a long time ago
• Thai families no longer fit a mould
• US Dems hammer Trump on abortion
• NO-HOLDS-BARRED DIPLOMACY IN LATIN AMERICA
• OJ SIMPSON AND THE ‘MONSTER JEALOUSY’
• STUBBORN AUNT, OVERPASS MISERY, WRONGED WIFE GETS REVENGE
• The immortal ‘Dawn of the Dead’ turns 45
• Wembanyama magic as Spurs surprise Nuggets
• Three-way tie at top in windy Augusta
• Another Masters milestone for ageing Djokovic in Monte Carlo
• Ohtani interprete­r out on bond after first hearing
• Gunners, Villa face off in crucial battle
• Xabi’s Leverkusen aiming to join the list of invincible­s
• Chen, Wang set up all-Chinese title showdown
• Reds boss seeks reaction after Europa hammering
• STILL STANDING TALL
• CASUALTY OF WAR
• FOR THE LOVE OF FLORA

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