Bangkok Post - 2017-01-09

• Little respite for ravaged Central, South
• Stagnant fishing game reels in new crew
• Head-on approach
• Locals slam Mekong blasting plan
• Tak province shaken by back-to-back earthquake­s
• Govt to get tough on fake goods sales
• 347 accused of cheating in police exam
• ‘Sleeping’ policeman catches serial theft culprit
• Monk self-immolates in Seoul protest
• Choked by smog, Beijing creates environmen­tal police
• 300 US Marines to join the fight against a resurgent Taliban
• Syphilis cases rapidly increasing
• Tsai arrives in US en route to Central America meets
• Portugal’s democracy founder dies
• Massive tanker bomb kills dozens
• Truck rams into soldiers
• Hate crimes against whites still a rarity
• Rampage suspect faces possible death penalty
• Inside the enigmatic movie voting bloc
• Gunman shoots US official
• Obama leaves a mixed legacy
• Vans not worst killer
• The great tourism lie
• Vans are only a start to fixing road crisis
• Putin sees himself as world’s ‘chess grandmaste­r’
• Trump could define right to bear arms
• Rawls, Seahawks oust Lions
• Thomas goes two clear of pack in Hawaii
• Thunder eclipse Nuggets
• Mou: Best day ahead for Rooney
• Djokovic ends Murray’s streak in Doha
• Ronaldo rejoices as record-equalling Madrid cruise
• Dimitrov shocks Nishikori
• France lift Hopman Cup for second time
• Giroud strike does the trick for Gunners
• Reaching for the digital summit
• ON THE RECORD
• BOUNCING HOPE
• HARMONY WITH IOT
• HELP WANTED
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• Expenditur­e budget to run smaller deficit
• New malls to drive growth
• Former banker joins Central Pattana
• Chinese machines stir local concern
• Monorail plans for Phuket, Chiang Mai and Khon Kaen
• Oil Market Outlook
• Bet on the BRICS, but minus the C
• THE DIGITAL DILEMMA: HOW FAST, HOW BIG, HOW VALUABLE?
• INVESTORS KEEP THE PARTY GOING IN YEAR’S FIRST WEEK
• 5 SUVs that matter for 2017
• Promote tourism with universal design
• Double standard on Hollywood awards trail
• THE CAR-CRASH STATS THAT SHAME THAILAND
• Opera adapts the dark dynamic of 1996 film Breaking The Waves
• Nigerian politician­s praised and mocked for New Year song
• NOW SHOWING
• On Islamabad’s bike lanes, residents pedal towards a greener city
• ASIA’S ECONOMIC AGENDA
• ‘DIXIE MISSION’
• BATTLE FOR TECH TALENT
• RAMA CONNECTION
• CREATION CRUSADER
• ASIA| FOCUS
• Winter is coming, still
• NO SLOWING DOWN
• Zero hour: Indonesia debates rupiah redenomina­tion
• A tale of two property markets
• Islamic banking goes back to school in Indonesia
• Beijing weighs more options to back yuan
• Japan Inc poised for more deals as China faces restraints
• CHINA TAKES ISLANDBUIL­DING SKILLS TO DUTERTE’S BACKYARD
• ‘MUMS’ ARMY’ ENLISTED IN WAR ON DRUGS
• THE JAPANESE WHO TRANSFORME­D TOURISM IN NEPAL

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