Bangkok Post - 2016-07-22

• Govt gives TV draft debates green light
• NPCT plays down ‘Naewna’ withdrawal
• Cops hunt referendum arsonists
• Singapore adds to US pressure for 1MDB fund
• Songkhla, Satun locals urge rail halt
• Prayut invokes S44 to help Blue Line
• Chemical test reveals dump is ‘non-toxic’
• ‘Kai’ hit with fresh B2.8m con allegation
• Police bust hacking suspects
• Ponoh land seized over links to terror
• KL deports Iranian tied to passport scam
• HK rally leader found guilty
• Dozens missing after floods
• Key questions surroundin­g state-run fund scandal
• Firm fined for ‘excessive pollution’
• Census data undercuts claims by hardliners
• Crowds denounce killings
• Suu Kyi to visit US prior to election
• Leader gives boost to Pakistan rebels
• Govt imposes 3-month emergency rule
• Alleged piracy site boss arrested
• Officers face trial in Greece
• Probe ordered into Nice security failings
• Learning from the European Union
• Corrupt cops strike again
• Humanity on way out
• Turkish, Thai democracy and dictatorsh­ip
• Could India be the first country to get rid of cash?
• A look at what a Donald Trump presidency may hold
• Dog-food donation sparks monk alms debate
• A sense of unease is gripping migrants after axe attack on train
• ‘No let-off’ for Ying Kai cops
• Ramirez hits three HRs in Boston win
• Swiss group takes over struggling Sauber
• Isner, Monfils cruise, Wozniacki pulls out
• England seek Saqlain help to tackle spin
• Mourinho mum on Pogba bid
• Prayut banks on boxers, lifters to deliver
• Kirins maintain slim lead
• Pep’s City reign starts with defeat
• Rodgers delighted with Celtic progress
• Russian bid to overturn Rio ban fails
• Wada lifts drug lab suspension
• Sam the man?
• Aussie Day hopes history will repeat itself at Canadian Open
• Russian Zakarin wins stage but Froome increases Tour lead
• ‘Pokemon Go’ to spur mobile data usage
• AIS looks to overtake True with nationwide 4G roll-out
• BoT lines up fintech regulation
• Digital Ventures launches
• AFRICAN KEEN
• CAUTIOUS APPROACH
• RUNWAYS GO QUIET
• SHARPENED RIVALRY
• GATHERING STORM
• Thai E&M spending to hit $11.5bn over next 5 years
• GSB readies loan scheme
• Security systems booming
• Iconsiam plans B2bn exhibition hall
• PETROLEUM ACT AMENDMENTS: MORE CHOICES FOR PRODUCERS
• Landlords eager to sell before new tax
• Consulting firm backs BoI perks
• Egco’s Asean expansion plan on track
• TAT to woo quality, big-spending Germans
• ‘Well Travel’ show to play up Thailand
• Asia stocks rally resumes on stimulus hopes
• South China Sea dispute has come home to roost for KFC
• Spiking coffee gives New York bars a fresh buzz
• Musk ‘master plan’ expands Tesla into trucks and buses
• Biggest beer merger wins antitrust approval in US
• AmEx’s Q2 profit up on Costco gain
• Daimler posts record sales
• Komatsu acquires US rival Joy Global in $2.89 billion deal
• Bank Indonesia pauses after four cuts
• Honda, SoftBank team up on AI
• Volvo Cars profit triples in the first half
• QUITE A CHARACTER
• Museum of laughter
• MAJESTIC THAI DINING
• Santi-Vina comes home; Star Trek Beyond
• WHAT’ S ON: THIS WEEKEND AND BEYOND
• Bangkok Bike Map joins the digital age
• Twitter bans editor after abuse of Ghostbuste­rs star
• Scorsese corruption film in financial scandal
• Lady Gaga says ‘taking break’ from relationsh­ip
• Academy will allow members to vote for executive committees
• HISTORIC HOUSE ALLOWS DINERS TO STEP BACK IN TIME
• Chicken salad, fine-tuned
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• The intrigue of the Bourne resurrecti­on
• Everybody wins with Linklater’s latest retro college comedy flick
• Star Trek Beyond still in healthy orbit
• #Fight For Footpaths
• MAD ABOUT MARCEL
• FAT ME, FAT U
• REJUVENATE YOUR SOUL
• HOT & COLD
• SPIRITED AWAY

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