Bangkok Post - 2018-02-27

• Regime sets sights on axeing Pheu Thai
• EEC backs rail link to 3 airports
• Probe turns up suspected graft at 12 centres
• Port inquiry under way after 7 NGV buses found damaged
• 4th Army chief rejects promotion
• Prawit OKs road closure in sanctuary
• High fuel costs, competitio­n drive THAI into the red
• ‘We Walk’ case put off by prosecutor­s
• Parties back PM’s offer of election talks
• Students call for transparen­t probe
• OIC mission to get lowdown on unrest
• Conservati­onists suspicious of new zoo near Tiger Temple
• CU overhauls courses to stay abreast in digital era
• City traders eligible for BMA help
• Cops offer reward as gang leader goes into hiding
• Govt gambles on ‘Emperor Xi’
• Call for ‘constructi­ve’ talks
• How presidenti­al past may shape future
• Ghouta reels from strikes despite truce call
• Govt confirms 110 girls missing after school attack
• Conservati­ve rural politician replaces Joyce as deputy PM
• Mulki reshuffles cabinet to soothe anger
• Labour may change stance on post-Brexit
• Students return, without 17 friends
• Gun debate heaps pressure on congress
• The photogenic face of the NRA fightback
• American dream rooted in gun play
• Scrap coal energy plans
• Cobra Gold drills depolitici­se Thai-US ties
• ‘Peace Games’ are no game-changer for S Koreans
• Any excuse will do in an anarchic state
• Sky’s the limit for Pep’s Man City slickers
• Lukaku silences critics, outshines Morata
• Emery: Neymar will be fit to face Real
• Griezmann hat-trick as Atletico trounce Sevilla
• Srisaket ready for Estrada rematch
• For me, it’s neither a rout nor a close fight
• No doubting Thomas after play-off win
• Thailand get Gabon in draw, Muang Thong threaten FAT
• Green spices up Spurs’ offence in Cavs defeat
• KTB shuts down crypto trade accounts
• Highs in key indices spur optimism for GDP
• Non-bank protection­s mulled
• TMB simplifies hierarchy in overhaul
• UOB: Beware of soaring US bond yields
• Suit filed against former IFEC boss
• Revenue collection tops target
• CPF records 3.8% net profit on overseas gains
• Measures to cap wheat imports kept
• EPG puts B1.1bn for M&As, AI
• PTTEP predicts slight hike in sales volume
• Thaicom looks to stay afloat through Nava service
• SKE informs SET plans for biomass
• Airbnb hosting event for new strategy
• Super-luxury condo need holds strong
• DDproperty spots positive trends in Bangkok prices
• AP continuing high-end push
• Thailand sets sights on spearheadi­ng IoT alliance
• Shell looking to turn over non-petrol leaf
• Minor adds upscale hotel brand
• Bangkok Airways plans route increases
• Free news gets scarcer as paywalls on the rise
• Good deals tough to find — Buffett
• Weinstein Co likely to file for bankruptcy
• UPS to deploy Workhorse electric vans
• Microsoft in court fight to protect global business
• Pilots call for ouster of O’Leary
• Samsung aims to stay ahead of competitio­n with new S9
• Huawei expects few vendors to survive
• Geely revs up its global push
• Sony pins hopes on 4K high-def video to revive sales
• PSA teams up with Malaysia’s Naza
• South Korean beauty brands target Europe
• LET THERE BE LIGHT
• DECODING SECRETS TO OLD YET ROBUST BRAINS
• FUN FAIR FOR FOOD LOVERS
• SOCIAL SCENE
• Walk, run − and gain weight
• Thai and Danish art meet
• Dolce & Gabbana opens the gates of fashion heaven in Milan show
• Second weekend for Black Panther is one of the best in movie history
• Any potential long-term risks of mobile phone use remain unknown
• Dementia linked to boozing
• Low-fat, low-carb similar
• Light exercise increases lifespan
• Chriselle Lim’s beauty secret is prep
• Yves Rocher comes to CentralWor­ld
• BOOTS PUSHING
• HOROSCOPE
• NOW SHOWING
• Ladies’ night
• PUTTING A SMILE ON THAI FACES

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