Bangkok Post - 2018-05-21

• PEACE, BUT POOR MISS OUT
• Startups get a boost with new official website
• Ex-cop helps kids’ dreams come true
• School backs down on headscarf ban
• ‘Culture of lawfulness’ urged
• Thailand, Austria ties get stronger
• Pheu Thai leaders ‘not criminals’
• Move to fend off future floods
• New agency ready for rainy season
• New Airbnb law a double-edged sword
• ‘Shoplifter­s’ wins Palme d’Or
• Weekly vigil keeps memory of victims alive
• Kim’s threat discussed in phone call
• Free of IS, Syrians mark relaxed Ramadan
• Royal family thanks wedding well-wishers
• Erdogan to hold Bosnia rally
• Cleric meets Abadi, hinting at coalition
• Mbandaka adapts to life under Ebola
• Cuban airliner had troubled history
• Officers ‘did what they could’ in Texas
• Lava flow ramps up as new magma mixes with old
• Gulf princes’ emissary offered 2016 campaign help
• Government, opposition call for truce
• GM crops offer hope in hotter times
• Pressure mounts on Suu Kyi over Rakhine
• In times of trouble, Meghan radicalise­s the royals
• Hun Sen, NCPO sing the same tune
• Lightning on brink of final
• Trophy for Juve, tears for Buffon
• Bayern not bad losers: Heynckes
• Villarreal hold Madrid as Zidane’s son makes debut
• Leishman, US rookie Wise share Byron Nelson lead
• Thailand steamroll Germany
• Edgar Bruno hat-trick puts Thunder Castle back on top
• Catlin claims maiden success
• Lady Luck smiles on Prayad in Taiwan
• Marquez cruises to Le Mans win
• Svitolina routs Halep in Rome final
• Last hurrah?
• Digital assets at the crossroads
• GLOBAL DIGITAL ASSET REGULATION­S AND TAXES
• TAKE IT ON TRUST
• ASAI OF BLISS
• RUBBER MEETS ROAD
• GIRDING FOR GDPR
• MILLENNIAL MUNCHIES
• BAY puts Vietnam plans on back burner
• Foreigners continue call for lifting ownership cap
• Asset-minded Phatra jumps into REIT fray
• Sa Kaeo SEZ set for December
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• DE Ministry ushers in data protection agency
• TCEB scheme to strengthen Mice venues
• Oil Market Outlook
• Bank Indonesia has more work to do
• Futures Focus
• New EU data rules offer opening
• A UNIQUE BOND
• Cayenne gears up for eco-friendline­ss
• Chula goes high-tech
• THE PARADOX OF PITY
• Major Thai music festival in Pattaya
• THE BEST OF ASIA YACHTING
• Celebritie­s bring awareness to mental health issues
• Whitney Houston was ‘molested’ by Dee Dee Warwick
• Michael Jackson to get street name in Detroit
• Cumberbatc­h thriller snapped up at Cannes
• CLASH OF THE TITANS
• FORD READIES ALL-NEW ELECTRIC CROSSOVER
• CROSSWORD
• Brahms brought to Bangkok
• Clinging to hope
• APPROACHIN­G INDUSTRY 4.0
• WORKING SMARTER
• Business unusual in Malaysia
• Quiet tiger
• Concerns rise over Bangladesh­i women working abroad
• Positive flight path
• Beauty and the bytes: Cosmetics firms make new connection­s
• Gender engineerin­g: carmakers struggle to hire women
• FREE BUT FRAGILE
• INDIAN ‘GHOST SCHOOLS’ EXPOSE FAILURES OF STATE SYSTEM
• ‘BETTER OFF IN A CAVE’
• ‘HOG HOTELS’ TAKE INDUSTRIAL FARMING TO NEW LEVEL

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