Bangkok Post - 2015-10-12

• Prayut calls for calm after Phuket street riots
• Rebels reject peace talks in deep South
• Hua Hin tourist police gear up for emergency missions
• 2 celebs admit to beer uploads on Instagram
• Taxi fare rise in offing as cabs pass test
• Graft-buster jobs draw high-flyers
• Change to uniform ‘not linked’ to Theerachai, Udomdej feud
• Public awareness ‘key to corruption fight’
• ThaiHealth under watch
• Myanmar’s NLD calls out dirty tricks campaign
• Heavy hitters back late dictator’s son
• Relatives relive MSF bombing
• Malala film launches in London
• Ghani orders probe into fall of Kunduz
• Communist Party leader elected new PM
• Legal canvas for Taiwan artists
• HK leaders ‘doomed to fail’ without reforms
• Beijing vows to continue island building
• Turkey mourns bomb victims
• Baghdad claims IS chief’s convoy hit in air raid
• Afghans seek equal treatment in Europe
• MH17 findings to be released
• Why accords fail without women
• A good lesson from Tunisia
• Asian-Americans triumph despite prejudice
• Beijing persists with regional deals amid TPP isolation
• Charter chairman Meechai sizes up the graft threat
• Airlines not to blame for bus problems
• Political cauldron awaits chairman of the NRSA
• White-gloved butlers a new must-have for country’s super-rich
• Soler double helps Cubs square series
• Lindberg nets twice in Rangers romp
• Wallabies weather Welsh whirlwind
• Nine-try Argentina brush aside Namibia
• Pedrosa wins in Japan, Rossi second
• England thump Uruguay
• Forwards’ bold call pays off for Scots
• Djokovic routs Nadal for sixth Beijing win
• Kiradech grabs joint lead
• Norris earns Yeangder TPC honours
• Wawrinka takes Tokyo title
• Korda lifts Malaysia crown
• Hamilton closes in on world title
• Wales end 57-year wait to qualify for Euro 2016
• Kiatisak promises thrills in Vietnam game
• Thrilling finish
• Uttama urges TOT, CAT rejig
• ThaiBev: Next goal is top five in Asia
• Treasury to develop vast land bank
• Solving Thailand’s export riddle
• Tepid waters through 2017 for country’s economic prospects
• Bangkok Airways happy with slow growth
• LEADING THROUGH AMBIGUITY BY AIMING FOR CLARITY
• Belink banking on growth at provincial universiti­es
• PTT trims spending on oil business
• Taking shine off synthetic diamonds
• Oil Market Outlook
• Emerging currencies rally will be brief
• UNDERSTAND­ING THE US SWAP SPREAD (CONT’D.)
• Futures Focus
• Single gateway jitters
• EMERGING MARKETS GAIN AS US RATE WORRIES RECEDE
• THAILAND SHOULD LEARN FROM GERMANY’S 4G AUCTION
• IT experts slam consolidat­ion as huge step backward
• THE NEW BRAHMINS
• FIRST TASTE OF MINI’S ELONGATED CLUBMAN
• The brilliant new translatio­n of the jakata tales
• Big guy’s biking trip across the United States
• The dying art of courtesy
• All fair in life and style
• Winnie The Pooh illustrato­r’s WWI sketches unveiled
• Ant-Man sequel set for 2018
• Selena Gomez reveals secret lupus battle
• Williams to receive AFI lifetime achievemen­t award
• LATEST EDITION OF TWILIGHT ‘NOT REALLY A NEW BOOK’
• Animals asks when, and if, the party has to end
• The new Brahmins
• NEW YORK TIMES
• ASIA BOOKS TOP 10
• WHAT ARE YOU READING?
• The cook did it
• Wishful thinking
• VERSATILE FUTURE
• WORLD’S QUICKEST ACCELERATI­NG SUV
• LIGHTER AND FASTER BMW M4 REVEALED
• Dignity in the face of disease
• HOROSCOPE
• Turning architectu­re into art
• Wealth matters
• PACIFIC SHIFT
• TIME TO GET REAL
• SCREEN DREAMS
• STAR OF THE FINAL STAGE
• DEVIL IN THE DETAILS:
• Bumpy ride ahead
• One strong brand for ten promising nations
• Foreign investors shun residentia­l sector
• STRUGGLERS AND SURVIVORS
• Government helpless to speed up transfers
• Indonesia looks for an edge
• CLINGING TO BRANCHES
• SWISS ORGANIC FARM INSPIRES WOULD-BE RESTAURATE­UR FROM JAPAN
• CAMBODIA SEEKS WAY OUT OF ‘KILLING FIELDS’ MENTAL-HEALTH CRISIS

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