Bangkok Post - 2016-03-03

• Ex-WTO chief decries Thai education
• Saha drops ads over Sorrayuth
• Bad air days Children resort to wearing face masks to protect against toxic fumes in India’s capital. 6
• Central ambitions
• High fun, low carbon
• Unworthy plea
• Fix charter loopholes or ‘chaos returns’
• Pheu Thai demands NCPO free Watana
• Court to merge two G-to-G rice deal cases into one
• Prayut orders well corruption investigat­ion
• Govt adjusts water plan to battle drought
• Integrated learning plan ‘key to growth’
• Supreme Court backs Jatuporn case ruling
• AoT to mull Don Mueang upgrade plan
• Father accused of molesting daughter
• Pacquiao’s fight coverage tipped to be blocked
• Gunman wounds Saudi preacher
• Army seizes terror lair
• Sailor ‘died of heart attack’
• Police charge ex-climate chief
• Philippine­s Spratly access blockaded
• Bin Laden cash left for jihad
• Teen, monk torch selves over Tibet
• Favourites win big on Super Tuesday
• Slain Italian was ‘tortured for days’
• ANC helps Zuma sail through
• Sanchez looks to form govt
• Underdogs survive ‘Super Tuesday’
• Peace efforts bear no fruit
• Military drills helping armed forces ‘achieve victory’
• Protecting wildlife crucial for humanity’s well-being
• Feng shui no match for Section 44
• How Britain’s ‘divorce’ from the European Union could get messy
• Yankees’ Chapman accepts 30-game ban
• Sabres left in awe by man they missed
• Kiradech targets impressive run at WGC-Cadillac event
• Park to seek Zika advice before Games
• Atletico seal win to cut Barcelona’s lead
• France investigat­es 2016 and 2020 bids
• Pacquiao would love to fight at Rio Games
• Hamilton fastest in second test
• Arsenal oppose European Super League
• Thai camp for Iraq clash starts March 17
• Blues set sights on Man U
• Sydney shock Asian champions Guangzhou
• Trump in trouble
• Platini lodges appeal against ban, faces calls to quit Uefa
• Warriors down Hawks without Curry as Heat scorch Bulls
• Brazil challenges Thai sugar ‘subsidies’
• Gas production to be reduced
• Ad hoc panels to tap ex-CEOs to attract foreign companies
• HANGING UP
• SEEDY AFFAIR
• TERMINAL WELLNESS
• A PIONEER PASSES
• COLOUR ME UNEASY
• State banks to deal with loan sharks
• Thai Union eyes new markets after US, EU claims
• Only 1.3% of PSA loans turned sour
• BAY aiming for the top tier in Asean
• Retailink to franchise cafes
• Thai Rung back on track
• Deves seeks growth from auto sector
• Chiang Mai Mice get sugar industry boost
• TAT aims to attract rich Chinese tourists
• E-commerce set to flourish in five years
• LIFE IS A JOURNEY, NOT A DESTINATIO­N
• EMC to focus on developmen­t
• Asian markets extend rally on US data
• Slower rate of rise forecast for Bangkok condo prices
• Hachette strikes deal with Perseus Books
• Upbeat data brighten US GDP outlook
• Pincus, founder of Zynga, is replaced as CEO again
• Airbus starts work on new China facility
• Moody’s cuts outlook on China’s sovereign bonds to negative
• Australian­s spend way out of slump
• India cancels $1.5bn tunnel contract
• ‘World’s longest flight’ lands in Auckland
• Santana’s flame still burns bright
• Live a slow weekend in Suphan Buri
• Stunning sights for Thailand’s starry, starry nights
• Schubert opera with a Thai/Indian flavou
• Rolling Stones to play free Cuban concert
• Nervous Adele kicks off world tour in Belfast
• Amy Winehouse’s dad says documentar­y is misleading
• Oscar at last for Morricone, Italian maestro of the silver screen
• INDIA TAKES CENTRE STAGE
• Rocky road of life
• Blazing a new trail
• TRAVEL TITBITS
• Fallen Japan idol survives ‘bullying’ culture
• My avoidant boyfriend turned down my marriage proposal
• NOW SHOWING
• PARIS FASHION FOR ‘FAT LADIES’
• COSMO GROUP A 52-YEAR SUCCESS STORY

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