Bangkok Post - 2015-01-14

• PM to offer 3 rail picks to Japan
• Ex-PM faces NLA impeach vote
• NRC shoots down panel over concession­s
• Shigeta files babies lawsuit
• ILO welcomes govt’s drive to end traffickin­g
• School gym gear faces probe
• 2 Rohingya die in detention
• Super panel to push govt strategy agenda
• Digital economy body gets wide brief
• Court gets power to halt charter changes
• Cops step up efforts to find fraud ringleader
• Police hunt ‘kidnap pair’
• Park to keep elephants, cars separate
• Troops keen to ease jitters over shootout
• Toxins found at blaze site
• Divers recover second black box recorder
• Rakhine attackers unpunished
• Top court reverses aquittal of cops in murder of model
• Pope backs quest for wartime truth
• Militants hanged as Kerry visits
• Poll loser denies coup bid claims
• Bootleg liquor kills at least 28
• Charlie Hebdo plans to print 3m copies
• Israel mourns murdered Jews
• Pakistan rally celebrates Paris attackers as ‘martyrs’
• Hackers breach US web pages
• Wife of mayor linked to missing students faces trial
• Putin unlikely to attend Auschwitz tribute
• PLO faces trial for backing terrorism
• Interpol calls for arrest of Yanukovich
• Cleric bans snowmen as anti-Islamic
• Court orders retrial for Mubarak
• Why US will lose the oil price war
• Traffickin­g is alive and well
• Cops turn a blind eye
• Standing by community, not with Charlie
• Polarisati­on makes attack on SE Asia ever more likely
• Buddhism and freedom of speech
• UN agency takes flak in Tang Acheewa case
• Right-wingers prominent among Germany’s anti-Islam protests
• Fish pool days running out
• Naked gym frolics busted
• Fox and Broncos agree to part ways after four years
• Rockets rout slumping Nets
• Spurs visit White House
• Del Potro wins first match in 10 months
• Barreda’s bid up in smoke as Quintanill­a claims stage
• Pornanong sets sights on top-10 finish
• North Korea encouraged by leader Kim
• Ronaldo voted world player of year
• Vertonghen demands FA Cup recovery
• Messi casts doubt over future
• Arsenal’s Sanogo joins Palace on loan
• National champs
• Australia and South Korea reach Asian Cup quarters
• Reed rallies to shock Walker in Kapalua play-off
• Rice sales target set at 17 million tonnes over two years
• Falling oil prices a boon to GDP
• UTCC: Exports to rise 3.1%
• BIG WHEELS KEEP ON TURNING
• UN GIVES HOPE
• NO SKIMPY MOVE
• SCRAP PLAN
• BANK PULL-OUT
• Commerce still cagey on FBA despite delay
• No digital radio this year, says panel chief
• Bond market outflow to continue
• THE STATE OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN NATION IN 2015
• CGD’s first REIT to target foreign assets
• Golden Land plans B12.3bn starts this year
• Eastern Water to drop power plans
• Preeda Holding lines up B2.6bn projects
• Dell logs on to huge Thai revenue growth
• Oil heads to 6-year low, hits Asian trade
• CAT plans to launch e-payments
• Hot Ford, Acura supercars steal spotlight
• VW Golf, Ford F-150 take top awards
• PC industry still struggling with falling sales
• Airbus in talks with regulator on ejectable ‘black boxes’
• Coin dealer pays $2.6m for rare American penny
• Toyota ends expansion freeze, looks to open three new plants
• DuPont to sell theatre after activist criticism
• China’s trade surplus rockets in 2014
• Airbus beats Boeing in order race
• Morrisons ditches its CEO after Christmas sales fall
• TAMING HUMAN BEHAVIOUR
• A parental duty
• Who is Siam?
• This weekend, Polish off some film
• All bets off for Oscars after Globes ‘curveball’
• ‘Banished’ Galliano back with a bang
• Kyle MacLachlan returning as Agent Cooper in Twin Peaks
• NY clinic linked to Joan Rivers’ death losing accreditat­ion
• TITANIC SURVIVOR LETTER UP FOR AUCTION
• INDIE MUSIC
• 2014’s most overlooked albums
• MAKE ART, NOT WAR
• A STEM education
• Apple is being sued by iFans
• All IN THE WRIST AND POCKET
• Apple suffer a few attacks of the VAT
• WHEN AUTOCORREC­T GETS PERSONAL
• Translatio­n technology starts to prove itself
• Islam in a changing Europe
• Husband making financial decisions without consulting wife
• HOROSCOPE
• NOW SHOWING
• Record year of rhino slayings in SA
• Taming human behaviour
• FOUR RULES FOR TOURISTS IN NATIONAL PARKS

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