Bangkok Post - 2015-08-26

• PM lashes out at crisis panel foes
• Cabbie says shrine bomber ‘a foreigner’
• Banyin denies he cheated tycoon
• PM sets 3-month economy deadline
• Cops ‘forced’ to prosecute HK journalist
• Calls for cigarette execs to face court
• DSI finds B600m was transferre­d to temple
• Panel faults teacher for student slapping
• Officers swoop to arrest fake policeman
• Govt to strike Cobra Gold pact
• Cops shunted over ‘Lao slavery’ case
• Singapore calls election for Sept 11
• Cardinal rescues motorists
• Military vows to respect free polls
• Seoul and Pyongyang reach deal
• Typhoon injures more than 30
• HRW seeks probe into violence
• West leaders snub Beijing war parade
• Last Ebola survivor leaves Sierra Leone hospital
• Cops drop teen terror charge
• Suicides linked to site hack
• Jihadi wars won’t stop climate change
• Embrace the digital age
• Draft charter flawed
• Asia needs to call truce in currency war
• Global markets searching for long-term stability
• The man who realised China was on a ‘treadmill to hell’
• Feudal system stunts shoots of democracy
• Chadchart wins praise for moving tale of deaf son
• Islamic State accelerate­s destructio­n of antiquitie­s in Syria
• Cheap, green star nuptials
• Hamilton eyes Senna records
• Cardinals take down Diamondbac­ks 5-3
• Ratchanok to play at Open
• Packers’ Nelson out for season
• Wenger rues offside in Reds stalemate
• Europe captain Koch names Solheim wildcards
• Kiradech to focus on Europe
• Blatter says he is clean and so is Fifa
• Ranieri tips Vardy for call-up
• PGA overhauls Presidents Cup format
• Dibaba and Rudisha storm to golds
• Man Utd and Lazio aim for group stage
• Paulinho stunner helps Guangzhou to ACL win
• Benzema dampens transfer speculatio­n
• British IndyCar driver Wilson dies after accident
• Arsenal and Liverpool rue missed chances in goalless draw
• Japan coach Eddie Jones to step down after World Cup
• PTT sets rejig as price drop hits oil supplies
• Details of stimulus plan bared
• SET index rebounds after Black Monday
• True Move gets go-ahead for strong 4G bid
• Baht may fall even further, say analysts
• Krungthai-AXA banks on health growth
• Blast rattles Fico’s revenue forecast
• Regulator to issue SIM fines
• Let the court decide case, says NBTC
• Toyota Prius line to suspend production
• FTI wants car scheme rule relaxed to increase sales
• AirAsia chief wants Asean regulator
• New parts orders buoy FPI
• AN INTEGRATIV­E ROUTE TO BUSINESS TRANSFORMA­TION
• CK subsidiari­es delay merger
• Preparing students for the new business environmen­t
• World equities swing as Shanghai plunges
• Monsanto said to sweeten offer for Syngenta
• 105 rare American coins expected to fetch $20m
• Zurich in $8.8 billion bid for RSA
• Boeing raises China’s aircraft demand
• Beijing cuts rates, RRR to stem rout
• Make way! Here comes depot robot
• Taiwan, China sign aviation, tax deals after hiatus
• Indonesia steps up efforts to protect shaky markets
• S. Africa’s GDP growth contracts 1.3% in Q2
• De Beers cuts diamond prices to boost demand
• Commodity price slump slams BHP
• The Amsterdam of Asia?
• ZCONGKLOD BANGYIKHAN
• SUPAN THONGMAK
• Old-school Thai trees find new urban function
• Inventive spirit at Bangkok Mini Maker Faire
• Off the beaten path
• Celebratin­g Beethoven
• A sweet treat
• One Direction will ‘take break but not split’
• Celine Dion: Dying René is my number one priority
• CREATIVE CHAOS
• Brit lights up Berlin with spies, lies and censorship art
• MIXED MEDIA
• Samsung: Wannabe Apple Corp
• PRINT YOUR 3D FUTURE
• A FEW DAYS WITH THE APPLE WATCH IN BANGKOK EXTENSIONS
• Her Story and Contradict­ion revive motion
• Experts: Online footprint never fades
• With Halo 5, Microsoft seeks to lure e-sports players back
• Rolling Stone moves beyond the fray
• Sexual history causes concern

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