Bangkok Post - 2017-06-05

• Trio admits to bar girl murder
• Thais warned after London terror attack
• Anutin spies strategic chance
• US urges transparen­cy in drugs law
• Old town plan to get govt rejig
• Soldiers on non-stop patrol at Malaysia border
• Blasts rock funeral of Afghan bomb victim
• Abe eyes pacifism referendum in 2018
• Casino killer ‘gambler with big debts’
• Local polls seen as key test of Hun Sen’s popularity
• Officials pushing for Marawi ceasefire
• Regional defence chiefs sound terror alarm
• 2 tourists murdered on boat trip
• Poll shows May’s rating turns negative
• Witnesses describe ‘utter horror’
• OUTRAGE AND SOLIDARITY
• Jumping to conclusion­s
• Challenges of Myanmar’s peace process
• Trump’s rogue America out of touch with the world
• An election singing the same old tune
• De Villiers praises Amla, Tahir
• Pujols hits grand slam 600th HR
• Stevenson retains crown
• Summerhays ahead by three at Memorial
• Wozniacki reaches quarter-finals in Paris
• Over a thousand hurt in Turin stampede
• Dovizioso wins at Mugello
• Spain hails ‘insatiable’ Madrid
• Ariya first Thai to take No.1 spot
• Thai team depart for Uzbekistan friendly
• The Real thing
• Ratchanok edges Busanan to claim second Thailand Open crown
• Predators bounce back to beat Penguins in Game Three
• CPF in hunt for more global deals
• Fund inflow expected to persist in Q2
• BOOST FOR RESEARCH
• CLAIMING POVERTY
• TFF LISTING PLAN
• FORTUNE FROM DISCOUNTIN­G
• AI AT 4.0 FOREFRONT
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• Re-entries hit banks’ bids to curb bad loans
• WHAUP pressed to explain par value change to SET
• Congestion suffocatin­g AoT airports
• India: From coal goliath to green crusader
• Thailand advised to take proactive cyberlaw stance
• NBTC, FCC link on telecom
• TAT, airlines work to lure Middle East
• Mini Big C eyes big expansion
• OLD-SCHOOL SELLERS OF LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS TRY NEW TRICKS TO LURE PICKIER BUYERS
• Thai Alloy doubling wheel output with new plant
• Futures Focus
• Oil Market Outlook
• Foreigners warming to ringgit again
• ENERGY-HEAVY SET SLIPS AS EQUITIES SURGE ELSEWHERE
• 2017 POSES NEW RISKS TO SHAREHOLDE­RS’ PRIVACY
• A BEAUTIFUL RESPONSIBI­LITY
• FINDING A BETTER WAY
• Showcase for renewable energy
• TPO does Ravel and Debussy
• Foo Fighters rock at nursing home in video
• Ai Weiwei says Trump a ‘brand’ for hate
• Sgt Pepper cover survivors, 50 years later
• Jagged Little Pill to become musical in Boston
• OLD-SCHOOL PETROL POWER
• VOLVO EYES XC20 TO TAKE FIGHT TO AUDI Q2
• HONDA’S WELCOME ADDITION
• HOROSCOPE
• Kevin Spacey is holding court. Really
• ROOT CAUSE
• Zimbabwe tobacco is booming, but farmers growing it are not
• REFORM ON THE MENU
• DIGGING OUT
• THE WORLD ON HIS PLATE
• Rise of the machines
• Global appetite
• Indonesia and Australia aim for trade pact by year-end
• Citi embraces digital transforma­tion to keep customers loyal
• TROUBLED WATERS
• EVEREST DEATHS PILE PRESSURE ON NEPAL
• CAMBODIAN CONTEMPORA­RY ART COMES OF AGE

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