Bangkok Post - 2024-04-30

• Brunei inks pacts to boost trade, tourism
• FM role tipped for Maris
• Thanathorn defies EC warning on Senate campaign
• Police seize B42m in call centre assets
• Air quality in Chiang Mai continues to deteriorat­e
• First lot of toxic waste moved
• Drought dries Buri Ram wells
• Yellow Line works to end ‘next month’
• Summons for ‘Big Joke’, four others Pheu Thai to tout performanc­e
• Navy ships on standby for evacuation­s
• Court asked to seize more assets from Stark suspects
• Navy chief repeats call for submarine
• Xi due in France on May 6-7 for state visit
• Heat prompts shift to online learning
• Govt to ‘fight espionage’ after arrests in Europe
• Ukraine pulls back from 3 villages
• Thousands protest ‘foreign influence bill’
• Government delays school reopening due to floods
• Premier to stay on after considerin­g quitting post
• First Minister Humza Yousaf resigns
• US envoy in Saudi to talk post-war Gaza
• ICC arrest warrants concern Israel govt
• Rival demonstrat­ors tussle at UCLA
• Dozens of tornadoes ravage central region, at least 5 die
• Candidate Galvez slams frontrunne­r during debate
• Trump and DeSantis in meet behind closed doors
• Three opposition activists held after Machado rally
• Ozone layer recovery offers hope
• Protect rights of refugees
• Asean centrality in a changing world
• Start mass testing dairy workers for bird flu
• Immunisati­on programmes need to expand
• Bagnaia denies Marquez a fairytale ride to victory
• Alcaraz wins ‘test of fire’, Sabalenka shows steel
• Judge propels Yankees to Brewers rout
• McIlroy, Lowry team up for Zurich title
• Darmstadt’s late loss dooms them to Bundesliga drop
• Australia’s Green retains crown at LA Championsh­ip
• Sinsamut reflects on fatherhood
• Madrid wary of ‘black beast’ Bayern
• Relentless City keep pressure on Arsenal
• Iran dash Kingdom’s dream for historic Asian Cup title
• High hopes for new tourism minister
• FPO downgrades Thai growth
• Warning over minimum wage increase
• Exports see first drop in 8 months
• Krungsri upbeat on outlook for Japanese, multinatio­nal loans
• EEC prepares for water shortages
• DES Ministry set to establish new national AI committee
• True launches green platform to reduce companies’ costs
• Betagro Ventures seeks to incubate startups
• China firms go ‘undergroun­d’ on Russia payments
• HK’s Hang Seng Index heads for bull market
• Pakistan may delay monetary easing
• Why BYD’s EV exports sell for twice what they cost in China
• BHP’s bid, $10,000 copper show miners’ No.1 problem
• Second AI safety summit faces tough questions, lower turnout
• Yen rebounds after steep slide
• Tesla clears hurdle for self-driving in China during Musk visit
• Delta flight loses emergency slide during takeoff
• CHILD SAFETY FIRST
• RBSO TO HOST TRIBUTE SHOW FOR HM THE KING
• Phuket marathon returns in June
• Taylor Swift’s Tortured Poets Department dominates US sales and Billboard charts
• Zendaya helps Challenger­s net top spot at box office
• Aerosmith’s Ste❖en Tyler has sex assault lawsuit dismissed
• Aaron Sorkin penning Facebook film on Jan 6 US riots
• Flu shot may help pre❖ent heart attacks
• SCIENCE OF SEX ADVANTAGE
• Why you should add some sprints into your workout
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