Bangkok Post - 2017-05-11

• Police step up hunt for bombers
• Blasts prompt calls for tighter security
• MAJOR INSURGENCY ATTACKS IN THE FAR SOUTH
• 100 baht fines for traffic violators
• Amlo freezes land plot assets of tycoon Anant’s daughter
• Ovec opens more aircraft tech centres
• TV presenter arrested for web crimes
• Spate of live-stream suicides spurs copycat worries
• Ban fraud-linked politician­s for life, forum told
• Board gives green light to 20-seat microbus routes
• Cooperate to capture big fish, agency says
• App helps cops to nab overstayer­s
• New leader Moon willing to visit North
• Japan to urge new govt to uphold comfort women deal
• Spy chief brokered summits
• Election theatrics push boundaries
• Defying Turkey, US will arm Kurds in Syria
• Kidnapped Chibok girl refused to go home
• Nation set to axe ‘archaic’ blasphemy laws this month
• Red tape snarls refugee families
• FBI director fired amid Russia probe
• Bondsman gets life for killing son, feeding him to pigs
• Trump delays climate decision
• Manning speaks ahead of release
• The North Korea crisis: Why now?
• Govt can’t rely on pot luck
• Worrying war of words
• ‘Asean human rights law’ taking shape
• Comey’s firing is a crisis of American rule of law
• Stop insuring coal; help to prevent climate disaster
• Hellbent on turning city to Disneyland
• Murray secures place in third round of Madrid Open
• Inter Milan axe coach Pioli
• McIlroy signs TaylorMade deal
• Mets ensure Giants’ slide continues
• Colts to honour Manning
• Ruthless Juventus reach final
• Celta away form alert for Man U
• Kashima prevail in last fray to steal top spot from Kirins
• Fifa ethics duo furious over removal
• Tough luck
• Senators tame Rangers to reach Eastern Conference finals
• Ginobili’s stunning last-gasp block hands Spurs advantage
• Last call for concession­s
• Analysts see slight bump in Q1 growth
• Measures to fast-track EEC infrastruc­ture on the table
• PPP risk provisions drafted
• CAPITAL FLIGHT
• PANNING FOR GOLD
• UNICORN HUNTER
• HITTING THE BRAKES
• GENDER BENDER
• TBA eyes standard QR code
• Scan Inter hit by gas prices
• Sri Lanka FTA likely to face delay
• Lenovo branching out into IT management services
• Thailand 4.0 keys outlined
• Energy firms embrace EV trend via batteries
• PICTURING ‘THE BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO INNOVATION’
• Currency trips up China bond plan
• Coal mines forced to plant trees
• Banks up on euro after French poll
• Roche’s Tecentriq fails trial
• China striving to be big player in Middle East oil
• Axa plans US IPO to bankroll expansion
• SoftBank nears $95bn for technology fund
• Australian banks dazed by new tax
• Hyundai Heavy lightens up
• Leap INTO THE LIGHT
• La Fete highlights: Dance, music and more
• Symphonic tribute to the late king
• A day trip to Tai Dam village
• Stage set for Southeast Asian tech talent
• THE MANY FLAVOURS OF EUROPEAN CINEMA
• French actor Delon to retire
• Baahubali 2 becomes India’s highest-grossing movie
• X Japan leader Yoshiki needs urgent surgery
• Alien director ‘heads for wider universe’
• OPERA ABOUT STEVE JOBS GETS NEW BACKERS
• NEW YORK LUXURY LOOS ARE A HIT AFTER 8.8 MILLION BAHT MAKEOVER
• A monument to Jesus in the city of Mao
• TRAVEL TITBITS
• On famous heads, high season for hats
• SOCIAL SCENE
• Cinderella set to enchant Bangkok audiences
• Being Cate
• Powerful pieces
• Chanel’s 30 years of watchmakin­g

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