Bangkok Post - 2017-01-16

• RTAF shrugs off criticism of air crash
• South girds for new flood chaos
• Govt launches ‘20-year strategic education plan’
• NATIONAL PCD looks to reopen fight over Klong Dan case
• Sharp eye for detail uncovers fraud
• Police seek arrest for 200 more in exam cheat scam
• E-bracelets rolled out for those awaiting trial
• Court to hear retrial plea by ex-teacher
• Fees for border permits axed
• Suspect re-enacts murder
• Public says ‘yes’ to capital punishment
• Think Pragmatic:
• Leadership change looms for UWS Army
• Communitie­s ‘in denial’ after Huckle case
• Beijing to US: One China ‘not negotiable’
• Duterte orders militant ‘blasts’
• Ex-UN chief Ban says Thaad deployment is ‘appropriat­e’
• ‘Greatest show on Earth’ announces its final act
• Latest prison riot leaves at least 10 inmates dead in Natal
• Trump’s anti-immigrant stance sparks protests
• France warns against embassy move
• Inaugurati­on under high security plan
• 100 feared dead as boat sinks
• New landmine crisis plagues Iraq, Syria
• British PM ‘to target clean divorce’ in Brexit speech
• Two women arrested for riding a motorbike
• A questionab­le ‘good’
• Obama leaves with higher rating than predecesso­rs
• Deeper malicious intent seen in ‘public’ cyberwar
• Teachers need relief from some burdens
• Thomas goes seven clear at Sony Open
• Murray and Kerber start as top seeds
• Conte keeps quiet over Costa
• Pochettino: Spurs in better shape to challenge for title
• Wenger not ruffled by Sanchez tantrum
• Barca enjoy romp against Las Palmas
• One step away
• Clippers get revenge over Lakers as Suns rally past Spurs
• DeGale and Jack draw world super-middleweig­ht unificatio­n bout
• Heavy push for rice megafarms
• Database management system planned
• PM gives TOT warning over national broadband delays
• FPO mulls big tax cut for hiring seniors
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• New supply forecast to rise
• Amata to ramp up Rayong developmen­t
• Sugar yield quells ethanol shortage fear
• Sosuco to face tile market with focus on aesthetics
• Upgrade needed for governors
• BoI targets business matching
• November passenger traffic sky-high
• PREPARING FOR THE NEW CLIMATIC NORM
• Zero-dollar crackdown hits U-tapao
• MVNO debuts calling plan tied to goods purchases
• 100-yen shop competitio­n hotting up
• Dyson fingers Sangchai for hand dryer distributi­on
• In cars, do Americans care about looks?
• Futures Focus
• Oil Market Outlook
• Yuan free float? Don’t rule it out
• Getting back on track
• A NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION ON WORLD DEVELOPMEN­T
• IN SHAPE ON TREND
• World of choice for gym bunnies
• Ultramarat­hon runner wants PM’s backing
• A LESSON IN DEVELOPMEN­T
• FUNERAL RITES IN SPOTLIGHT
• Bangkok hosts ‘World Film Festival’
• South Korea’s blacklist of artists adds to outrage over presidenti­al scandal
• Paris Jackson ‘wants to vomit’ seeing white actor as King of Pop
• ‘Sweetheart’ British actor Idris Elba auctions Valentine’s date for charity
• THE ONES NOT COMING TO THAILAND
• ALL ABOUT THE BADGE
• CROSSWORD
• 10 (ish) films to look forward to in 2017
• ULTRAMAN RUNDOWN
• RINGGIT ROUT
• INSIDE ‘IPHONE CITY’
• NO EXCUSES
• IUD OUTRAGE
• Trump through Chinese eyes
• Bankers gone bust
• Discontent in Malay heartland spells trouble for Najib
• In hunt for ideas, Singapore eases obsession with grades
• Baby boom? Japanese town proves it can be done
• Power player
• Kim Jong-un floats a hot-air economic balloon
• WOE WITH THE FLOW
• ‘NAME YOUR OWN ISLAND,’ INDONESIA TELLS INVESTORS
• WEDDING VOWS AND CLEAN WATER

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