Bangkok Post - 2015-11-18

• NSC tracks regional terror gangs
• Prayut ‘dissatisfi­ed’ with THAI chief’s performanc­e
• Paris attacks:
• ‘Fake death’ woman surrenders
• Transport gears up for ICAO checks
• ‘Train-the-trainer’ English course kicks off in March
• Rajabhakti probe ‘needs more time’
• NRSA taps ex-civil servants to spur reforms
• Pakorn denies beer payment
• Child killer Nui gets 3rd life sentence
• BMA mulls river promenade uni study
• Border developmen­t zones ‘must pass EIA scrutiny’
• Maid drops WHO chief abuse case
• Wage freeze order upsets worker group
• South China Sea tops agenda
• Ministers pledge to work towards inclusive growth
• Leaders don pineapple shirts
• Floods kill more than 70 in Tamil Nadu state
• Dili seeks Canberra’s help in border strife
• Govt, activists battle over haze concerns
• Burned firefighte­r gets face makeover
• Cameron defends meeting human rights abusers
• Atrocities expose failures of French intelligen­ce services
• Talking about terrorism with children
• Five miners freed after 41 days trapped undergroun­d
• Australia cops to ‘shoot extremists on sight’
• Putin vows crash revenge
• What Apec means to Asia’s poor
• Ponoh plan has merit
• Air strikes alone fail to defeat Islamic State
• Despite political change, tycoons still play major role
• Consequenc­es of overfishin­g in the South China Sea
• Until we start listening, no city will be safe
• Asia’s hunger for meat sparks worries over climate change
• Season of woe goes on as 76ers lose again
• Bickering continues to blight F1 future
• Texans pounce to hand sloppy Bengals first loss
• Canadiens come back to beat Canucks
• Danthai moves up 109 places
• Bae starts military service
• Murray, Nadal in dominant mood at Tour Finals
• Jones England odds slashed
• Tokyo to beef up security
• Russia must be banned, says Inado
• Irish pride as win seals Euros place
• Iraq beat Taiwan to close gap on Thais
• Heysel repeat avoided in Paris
• Malaysia blames matchfixin­g for lack of progress
• Johnson swan song
• McDowell ends title drought with OHL Classic win
• 10 industries targeted for investment
• Thailand, China agree on railways
• Strategist predicts active central bank
• AND THE WINNERS ARE ...
• ZOOMING ON HOME MARKET
• BUFFETT MOVE
• HIGH AMBITION
• MBKET urges constraint­s on online trading
• OIC chief seeks balance in regulation­s
• Deloitte warns of imbalances
• Thailand still a top-10 Apec choice
• TVD eyes home shopping
• Residentia­l value declines
• Mall Group spends B1bn on IT revamp
• PTTGC in $2bn Map Ta Phut project
• Networks team up for e-payment
• Uber determined to press ahead with Thai expansion
• MANAGING SUPPLY CHAIN RISKS IN A CHANGING WORLD
• Asia rises as dealers follow US, Europe lead
• KTIS power plants get set to launch
• Taco Bell to switch to cage-free eggs ahead of rivals
• Pandora moves into world of on-demand music
• McDonald’s creates ‘McPick 2’ menu
• Liberty Global snaps up CWC
• Norway’s Q3 growth tops estimates
• Airline orders more jets as profit surges
• BI compromise­s with PRR reduction
• SUVs ‘to account for 40% of US market’
• CIMB ‘optimistic’ about next year’s prospects
• LAUNCHING A
• Military-inspired art
• Be careful of Facebook identity fraud
• Education’s dark days and white knights
• Michelin star quality at EmQuartier
• DOCUMENTIN­G VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
• SPIELBERG, STREISAND TO GET US PRESIDENTI­AL MEDAL OF FREEDOM
• Eagles of Death Metal fans rally behind band
• Jolie-directed biopic of Kenyan conservati­onist to be shot
• STRONGER TOGETHER
• The three version rule for Windows
• IPAD PRO AND ACCESSORIE­S RELEASED FOR USERS IN THAILAND
• ON THE EDGE
• GROWING UP INSTAGRAMM­ED
• Rings and pacifiers — health gadgets get sophistica­ted
• SOCIAL SCENE
• Editor and provocateu­r
• Focus on supporting friend who is dealing with bipolar mother
• THE HELPING HANDS THAT LIFT AFTER A STORM

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