Bangkok Post - 2013-09-25

• Dam levels spark fears
• Al-Shabaab says mall toll ‘countless’
• Govt condemns Nairobi atrocities
• Singer says sorry
• Gold exchange needed
• Hun Sen’s new term
• Model behaviour
• Old Trafford test
• BlackBerry buyout
• Crown Prince marks Mahidol Day
• Red Bull heir still overseas, cops say
• Cabinet reshuffles 31 provincial heads
• Zoo to help panda Lin Hui conceive
• Post exec Suthida voted SONP chief
• Robbers target 3 banks, gold shop
• Dems hope clip will derail charter push
• Students call for alcohol sales ban
• Democrats savage govt in 1st-year performanc­e review
• Plodprasop takes aim at dam opponent
• Judge backs Thawil in transfer row
• South admin zone ‘lacks local support’
• New ambassador Ning pledges China-Thailand partnershi­ps
• Obec finds reading skills lacking
• Luk Kwan Loy Lom group denies role in rally violence
• The fruits of labour
• China bans export of arms, materials to Pyongyang
• Fury as court suspends vote
• Rallying for justice
• Egypt court bans Brotherhoo­d
• Sikhs argue for turban in state schools
• Public sector workers go on strike
• Mafia money seized
• Second officer shot
• Strong quake hits
• Priest given 15 years
• Ex-Czech PM weds
• Report looks explain slow warming rate
• Washed out
• Agencies gird for govt shutdown
• Israel warns against US, Iran summit
• West must tread careful Somalia path
• Myanmar ties remain flawed
• Whither our democracy?
• Enter the dragon
• Plodprasop all spin
• Airport courts misery
• Unclog those canals
• Govt must listen to the people over Mae Wong dam
• Ten questions the NBTC still needs to answer
• For students, first the cram, then the crush
• Off-budget financing of Bt2tr loan bill can’t be justified
• Answering the public’s questions is the first sign an organisati­on is accountabl­e.
• Storm’s tragic aftermath
• Suu Kyi hails Singapore as trade model
• Army intimidate­d voters, poll monitors say
• Pirates seal rare play-off berth
• Magnificen­t Manning fires Broncos to win over Raiders
• Kiwis feel pressure as Oracle win again
• Clarkson hit with ban
• Heat and Nets poised to use nicknames on jerseys
• Matosevic hammers Wishaya
• Women willing to play full five sets in cause of equality
• Guangzhou face toughest task
• Johnson reflects on mistakes
• Webber dismisses ‘comical’ reprimand
• Thai men setting sights on quarter-finals
• Police arrest ‘notorious’ match-fixing syndicate boss
• Recovering Ratchanok prepares to return
• Pasin secures Asia Pacific title
• King will manage Ireland
• Buriram and Kirins on collision course
• Trial by fire for new permanent secretary
• DTAC’s 4G proposal rejected
• Cabinet to consider duty cut
• Cabinet gives nod to THAI subsidiary
• SCB teams up with FamilyMart for bill payments
• SEC signs on to campaign
• Star Sanitarywa­re on track
• 10-year bond yield at two-month low
• Fund taking shape
• BBL bonds rated
• Mitsubishi sees big sales drop
• AIS moves to become leader in mobile payments
• Standard set for T-VER carbon trading credits
• Coca-Cola in name game
• Shell targets Asian natural gas market
• KPN plans B2.7bn luxury condo project on Sathon
• Electronic system to cut time for imports, exports
• Mindshare named agency of the year
• Mega Lifescienc­es builds another Australian factory
• Shale oil, gas reshape world energy landscape
• Many tempted, only a few resisting the lure of shale
• Russia sells 49% stake in maker of AK-47s
• South Korea shoots down Boeing offer
• ADM may move HQ to new site
• Telefonica raises stake in Telecom Italia
• Chrysler-Fiat spat escalates
• Airlines cut profit forecast by $1bn
• Air New Zealand plans Antarctic ice landings
• Venture wins US nod
• Airbus raises plane demand forecast
• Microsoft reboots tablet effort with new Surface
• Lower-fat French fries on the menu
• Chinese travellers more adventurou­s
• German firms gain confidence
• IMF lowers outlook for Philippine­s
• Giving kids a sporting chance
• Matchbox Twenty finally push into Bangkok
• A classical concert by Silpakorn Wind Quintet:
• Nong Khai-Vientiane, Relationsh­ip on Mekong River:
• Photograph­y Arts:
• Galileo Chini: the Jewels of Decoration­s Exhibition:
• Wonders and Colors of Trees IV Fair:
• Yesterday Once More: Super Hero The Original Fair:
• Natural Life and Variety of Insects:
• Celebritie­s line up to record customised phone messages
• Flowers in September
• First US anti-Hitler movie finally uncovered in Brussels
• Hallucinat­ory vision via Tibetan ritual
• Falling out of fashion
• Connecting becomes hard work in China
• Off the deep end
• Love to loathe you, baby
• The female force that is Melinda Gates
• Independen­t mother-in-law won’t admit to needing help

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