Bangkok Post - 2016-01-17

• Democracy activists turn summonses into cranes as they vow not to fold
• New policies to face ‘risk warnings’
• LET'S DANCE
• BAD SPIRITS
• TAIWAN’S LEADER WARNS CHINA
• THE BIG ISSUE: LOOKING AWAY
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• THEY SAID IT
• MILESTONES
• Tourism a security nightmare
• Prayut says purging of ThaiHealth board is final
• RUSH TO GIVE RARE BLOOD WINS PRAISE FROM DOCTOR
• MAYOR FACES CHARGES OVER SHOOTING
• Two charged over Ranong teen murder
• Elephants force Myanmar villagers to tree-top refuge
• JAKARTA UNFAZED, BUT MORE TROUBLE LOOMS
• N Korea to focus on economy after bomb test
• WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
• JAPAN BUS CRASH FIRM ‘BROKE RULES’
• Troops halt Burkina Faso bloodbath
• SYRIANS RUSH TO STUDENT’S AID
• First group of weary Cubans reach US after long trek
• ‘RACIST’ VIDEO GAME PULLED FOLLOWING UPROAR OVER KILLING OF ABORIGINES
• With the likes of PM Trudeau wowing the glitterati, Canada is suddenly hip
• Bowie a Starman in the Bangkok moonlight
• Our next leader will have to fix economy
• Market turmoil is not all doom and gloom
• AN EPIDEMIC OF INFECTIOUS GRIEF FOR DAVID BOWIE
• JAKARTA WAS WAITING FOR AN ATTACK LIKE THIS
• DOG DAY AFTERNOON, AMP’S LOVE DENIAL, MIKE ‘SAVED’
• Penn laments Guzman article ‘failure’
• CHOPPED UP
• Liverpool and Man U look for better balance
• Wenger in search of Stoke revenge as Arsenal seek to maintain spot atop table
• Aguero fuels City win, Terry saves Blues
• Prince Ali accuses Fifa rival Sheikh Salman of underhand tactics
• Nadeshiko keeper Kaihori announces ‘sudden’ retirement
• CHARNWIT BID MAKES FAT RACE INTERESTIN­G AFFAIR
• King of sprint Bolt rocked by IAAF ‘letdown’
• Russian athletics body appoints new ‘anti-crisis’ chief in the wake of doping scandal
• Troicki edges Dimitrov in Sydney final
• Fit Nadal brings ‘happy feelings’ to Melbourne
• DJOKOVIC POISED TO RESUME GLOBAL DOMINATION
• Serena faces tricky ascent to seventh heaven
• Manning fit to face injury-hit Steelers
• Panthers hungry for revenge against Seahawks
• Cavaliers wrap up trip with win in Houston
• Lions keep Caldwell while Bucs promote Koetter
• Ducks knock Stars off Central Division lead
• Peterhanse­l and Price close in on Dakar titles
• Jones declares intentions
• Young Thai leg-spinner picked for Women’s Big Bash in Australia
• Root century helps England post decent first innings total
• Wilder faces Szpilka as Fury lies in wait
• Chang toasts success at Asian Tour Q-School
• Snedeker one stroke in front at Sony Open
• Phachara takes title in close battle with Chawalit
• Dominant Europe promise no let-up
• CELEBRITIE­S
• THE PLAYLIST
• 1 ABU DHABI
• VEGETABLES THAT ADD GRACE NOTES
• ROASTED SWEET POTATOES WITH HORSERADIS­H BUTTER
• A SAUCE OF INSPIRATIO­N
• BRANCH OUT AND KEEP YOUR COOL
• FRIENDS IN NEED
• OF ACTING AND ACTION
• ASTRO ADVICE WEEKLY
• CONNECTING THE WORLD
• FINDING ‘MERCY’ IN A TIME OF WAR
• NOW SHOWING
• FASHION FIT FOR A QUEEN
• The jury’s still out on young judges
• ROOM FOR IMPROVEMEN­T
• A crumbling gingerbrea­d house
• Hun Sen and the man who would be king
• BROKEN JUSTICE
• TONGUE TIED: LANGUAGE OF OLD EMPIRE DISAPPEARI­NG
• FROM UNDER KABUL’S BRIDGES, ADDICTS GET HELP AT OLD US BASE
• THEY HELPED ERASE EBOLA IN LIBERIA NOW LIBERIA IS SLOWLY ERASING THEM
• THE CLOWN WHO TOOK THE PRESIDENTI­AL CROWN
• NORTH KOREAN OIL IS THE NEWEST FRONTIER FOR A DAREDEVIL INVESTOR
• NO BUSINESS IS TOO SMALL TO BE HACKED
• MURDERER ON VOCALS: MALAWI PRISON BAND NOMINATED FOR GRAMMY AWARD
• CLIVE JAMES KEEPS WRITING TOWARDS THE TWILIGHT

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