Bangkok Post - 2017-07-24

• NRSA under fire as civil servants ‘capture’ reform
• 44 nabbed in ‘call-centre scam’ raids
• Cops nab migrants at border as registrati­on drive begins
• 9 nations join probe into ‘darknet’ site
• Ministry hopes to mine ‘big data’ to help students
• Food innovation lab opens to boost SMEs
• Rail line plan prompts local sign protest
• Labour dept complains over CP safety standards
• Khon Kaen rail bids set for year end
• PACC chief Prayong keeps up graft fight
• Ex-nun must pay B57m, court rules
• Two men killed in Pattani
• Trump says he has ‘power’ to pardon
• Mueller pushes Russia probe
• Opposition readies fresh strike as famed violinist injured
• Scaramucci purges his Twitter posts
• Outcry over Polish judiciary control law
• Princes haunted by final call to late mother Diana
• Gay Pride hails marriage law
• Netanyahu in hot seat over holy site
• German runaway girl found in Mosul
• Activists push to end rape marriage laws in region
• Hundreds of IS corpses await repatriati­on
• Robot pics may show melted nuclear fuel
• Marawi stand-off enters third month
• The West’s military renaissanc­e
• Flushing out the dark sites
• Diplomatic antics
• Where to start on police reform challenge
• ‘Mr Perfect’ Kushner faces Senate grilling today
• Cops’ blitz on alcohol pics goes too far
• Froome poised to claim fourth Tour victory
• Simmons, Pujols lift Angels over Red Sox
• Simpson still on invitation list for Hall of Fame event
• Lions, Crusaders on course for showdown
• Thais, Chinese claim share of limelight
• Teen rookie Korda grabs two-shot lead
• Malaysia get the better of gutsy Mongolia
• Spieth goes three clear at Open
• Atthaya schools competitio­n in Dutch Open victory
• Thais stun Italy, top group table
• Thongchai finally finds his rhythm
• Gossip guy
• SMEs: Small, significan­t and struggling
• Six-month grace for sugary drinks
• S44 urged to keep NBTC board going
• SHARE INVESTORS TREAD CAUTIOUSLY AHEAD OF FED MEETING
• The rundown on SME tax breaks
• Do or die time for digital TV operators
• China maker eyes modern facelift
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• Hitachi Chemical grabs 43.9% of BAT-3K
• EXPORT OF DUAL-USE ITEMS: ARE YOU IN CONTROL OR WILL YOU BE CAUGHT OUT?
• Tasco looks to make most of foreign asphalt demand
• New energy code due soon
• Thai Mui geared up for MAI
• China bets big on subways as cities expand
• Futures Focus
• Euro strength rattles equity investors
• Oil Market Outlook
• Escaping the debt trap
• CLOUDS FORMING OVER TOP FUND MANAGERS’ SUNNY INVESTMENT CALLS
• Architectu­ral splendour
• NUMB SAFETY NUMBERS
• Old-school musical entertainm­ent
• Ceramic crafts on display at Paragon
• Hijab cosplay draws in Muslim women
• Netflix makes Hall H debut with big budget Will Smith pic
• Fraud and forgery: Modigliani exhibit closes early amid allegation­s of fakes
• Illusionis­t Criss Angel gets Hollywood star
• KING OF THE MOUNTAINS
• FOUR FIGHTS BACK
• HOROSCOPE
• A MUSICAL ENERGY SOURCE DIES DOWN
• RITES OR WRONGS?
• Pattaravad­ee Kongsincha­roenchai
• PLANET OF THE APES
• APPS TO WATCH
• Asean must walk the climate talk
• Scan and pay
• How one app is making social ripples
• FAIR PLAY, PLEASE
• China’s Olympic medal factory needs an overhaul
• India’s retail revolution
• Social media a key to reaching Myanmar consumers
• ‘CARDBOARD GRANNIES’
• DISSIDENT’S DEATH PUTS SPOTLIGHT ON ZEAL OF CHINESE CENSORS
• ESCAPE FROM NORTH KOREA
• MYANMAR REFUGEES GAIN A FOOTHOLD IN NORTH CAROLINA

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