The Phnom Penh Post - 2013-03-18

• Myanmar’s siren song
• Laxness or ineptitude?
• ‘Crocodile’ gran to file $100 million lawsuit
• Thais hand over ‘terrorists’
• Access to sanitation, piped water lowest in the region
• CPP accomplish­ments getting short shrift: PM
• For Sonando, a hero’s welcome
• Wages seen as long-term threat
• Polonsky compatriot­s out on bail
• Mfone workers demand pay
• Manila: FBI probes Universal
• EU, US carmakers see big growth in Indonesia
• Kingdom’s small auto industry likely to expand as AEC looms
• First crop of stevia is successful: company
• EU’S tobacco curbs are in violation of WTO rules: Malawi
• Abe defies voters, joins trade talks
• China’s aims lofty, but details scant
• Japan’s PM hopes to meet China, South Korea leaders
• Villagers admit to India rape
• Jail to blame in death of suspect: newspaper
• No nukes for aid, says Pyongyang
• Pakistan looks towards new poll
• Numbers in poverty falling rapidly: report
• In Myanmar, big brands tickle consumers’ fancy
• Blood drive ‘most successful ever’
• ‘Ruin bars’ in Budapest give rise to anger
• Welsh Lions kings eye up Aussie scalps
• Chinese teen causes flutter
• National team boosted by win
• Local sides show teeth at Tiger Street Football event
• Raikkonen defies tired tyres to win

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