Bangkok Post - 2016-05-18

• DSI gives abbot 7 days to surrender
• Prawit says election may be scrapped
• Moto-taxi apps get last notice
• Learn about LGBTI, say activists
• Army seeks to buy Russian helicopter­s
• Freedom key to press thriving, groups say
• Teachers urge PM to ease curbs
• Judicial affairs in reform crosshairs
• Critics urge EC to use referendum law fairly
• Marcos’ likely loss to hit family politics
• Death-by-hanging plan faces hurdle
• Authoritie­s hold Chinese fishermen
• Beijing official brings ‘caring heart’ to HK
• Amputee veterans aim high on Everest
• Son of slain governor tells of kidnap and torture agony
• State media breaks Revolution silence
• China should care about privacy
• Adjust military attitude
• Open charter up to debate
• Thailand must prepare for challenges ahead
• Crimean conflict simmers on with Jamala’s victory
• Khru Noi saga highlights the welfare gap
• Nan’s deforested plight appals city exec Suharit
• Sutee protest reaches Korea
• VIPs flock south to visit Rodrigo Duterte’s new seat of power
• Pony-riding student a hit
• Island paradise at risk
• Leaders meet to save Syria peace hopes
• Sentence for Rwanda genocide
• Baghdad bombs kill dozens
• Crosby strikes in overtime for Penguins to level series
• Woods hoping to return in time to play Quicken Loans
• Olympic dream alive after Hayne cleared to play sevens
• Conley leads Marlins to 5-3 victory
• Next generation ready to break out of shadows
• Man U bomb scare sparks renewed security fears
• Del Bosque omits Costa from Spain Euro 2016 squad
• Arum attacks Olympic plan
• Title party comes to Thailand
• Liverpool stand between Sevilla and Europa treble
• Wednesday through to play-off final
• Thailand beat Indonesia to maintain perfect record
• Thais suffer Olympic setback after defeat to Netherland­s
• Thunder upset Warriors in opening game of conference finals
• True forgoes 900MHz auction
• Company’s back-down causes SET feeding frenzy
• No leniency on payments for digital TV
• Drought sparks rice price surge
• Older-worker hiring scheme mulled
• Thiensurat enters financial services
• Genco plans B200m plant in Rayong
• B10 biodiesel to be rolled out nationwide
• Taiwan’s PChome targets Thai e-commerce growth
• TV investment sinks Grammy Q1 ledger
• Thai firms lead region for clever use of social media
• BTS Group gets A (tha) from Fitch
• BUILDING TRUSTED PARTNERSHI­PS (PART 2)
• Thailand keen to seal India free trade deal
• Apple, oil shares push Asian markets higher
• Total fires up giant gas plant in Britain
• Berkshire’s $1bn bet suggests faith in Apple
• India’s coffee production expected to fall by 25%
• Hugo Boss gets new boss
• Huawei still finding the US a difficult market to crack
• Worst of oil supply glut is over
• ANZ to cut 200 jobs in Australia
• Gold bull slashes bets on bullion
• Home Depot profit rises
• Otto brings self-driving tech to trucks
• Protest, die, repeat?
• Computer programmer­s to battle it out
• Best of the three Bs
• Migrant crisis needs generosity, not fear, says Angelina Jolie Pitt
• Han Kang first South Korean to win Man Booker Internatio­nal Prize
• Drake beats Radiohead to top US chart
• Punk rockers Misfits to reunite after three decades
• Psychology behind the click
• Upgrade now for free Windows 10
• Will robot cars drive traffic congestion off a cliff?
• Looking forward to WWDC in June
• Revisiting the constructe­d Edens of Roberto Burle Marx
• China’s Cultural Revolution, now highly collectabl­e
• At Cannes, humour makes a surprise visit
• SOUTHEAST ASIAN PICKS

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