Bangkok Post - 2015-02-20

• Govt mulls calls for abbot’s defrocking
• Court to decide on Yingluck in March
• Troops, cops beef up oil meet security
• NLA votes to cut court appeals
• Cabinet okays B6bn rubber product loan
• NLA mulls crackdown on child porn
• Mekong drug crackdown likely to be extended
• Experts urge police database on perverts
• Tighten up traffickin­g laws, lawyers say
• BMA confident it can clear fire truck warehouse debt
• Tarit’s brother surrenders to cops in lese majeste case
• Red Cross raps attack on aid
• Rebel clashes leave thousands stranded
• PM rejects cop’s kill claim
• Seers predict a sheepish year
• Pakistan says Taliban ready for peace talks
• Modi clears B260b warship project to counter China
• Thousands stage rally over Nisman death
• Obama urges Muslims to censure extremism
• Hometown mourns ‘a saint’
• Russia, rebels slam peacekeepe­r call
• Hicks escapes Guantanamo torture horror
• IS conquest makes for odd alliances
• Arms embargo lift sought to fight Islamists
• Education, health top Thai priorities
• Ignore energy lobby
• Give rights to hill people
• Why a power plant is bad news for Krabi
• What should Apple do about slave labour in Asia?
• State of emergency muddles Myanmar peace process
• Easy money bubble in Asia is bursting
• Toxic ‘Tet’ kumquats highlight Vietnam’s pesticide problem
• Williams suffers rare Dubai defeat
• Lightning score four in second to overpower Ducks
• Lu upsets top seed Anderson
• Ariya one shot off the pace
• Watson returns for West Coast boost
• Williams guides Zimbabwe to nervous win over UAE
• McCaw ‘likely’ to hang up his boots after World Cup
• England hope for improved display
• Ronaldo helps Real tie record
• Paris racism victim calls for fans to be punished
• Dortmund seek boost ahead of Juve visit
• Ancelotti pleased with response
• Suvarnabhu­mi ready for take-off
• BAAC forgoes loan growth for efficiency
• Panel OKs tax cuts for small firms
• Industry warned on labour
• Bourse in share aid project for charity
• Central bank urges state, private sector to act now
• Electric vehicles in spotlight
• Eastern Water ups resources
• Third digital plan revision
• SCG arm awaits AEC boost
• Call for oil pipelines to North
• CHALLENGES OF PROTECTING INTELLECTU­AL PROPERTY IN THE SOFTWARE INDUSTRY
• Spas find thriving business in products
• Fed minutes boost Tokyo to 15-year high
• Asian Phytoceuti­cals taps eBay for growth
• NY apartment lists for record $150m
• Fed ‘in no hurry to hike rates’
• Air France profit hit by strike
• H1 loss at Virgin narrows
• Nestle expects 2015 sales to grow 5%
• McDonald’s brings back chicken tenders
• $6.8bn deal creates top can maker
• Japan’s exports jump 17% in January
• Samsung buys LoopPay to take on Apple Pay
• Adidas launches search for CEO
• Taxi company renames itself after mobile app
• FIGHTING YOUR HEROES
• Yakiniku ecstasy; gourmet pizza truck
• Sooner or later, it’s game over
• Third of Americans say Hollywood has problem with minorities
• Drake hits number one with surprise album
• It’s all in the room
• Roy: A film to test the patience
• And the Oscar goes to...
• Michael Keaton soars in Birdman
• Close but far from Unbroken
• Every year is the year of the dumpling
• PRAWN AND SCALLOP DUMPLINGS
• Truckloads of Italian flavour
• Guangdong delicacies
• NOW SHOWING
• 75 YEARS AND STILL TIMELESS
• REINTERPRE­TATION OF BREITLING’S CHRONO-CLASSIC
• WATCH CRUISING
• Hello pot… meet kettle
• View from the top
• FLYING KOLOURS
• K-FRIED DELIGHTS
• FAIR DEALS
• THE PARKING PROVIDER

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