Bangkok Post - 2022-01-03

• Staff urged to WFH for 2 weeks
• Tackling household debt high on govt’s 2022 agenda
• ‘No more closures, please’
• Polls add to growing list of govt problems
• Opposition targets law to boost LAOs
• Army dismisses poll complaint
• Govt steps in over unpaid allowances
• Another year of living with the virus
• HK arts scene faces new threats
• Man crosses North in rare defection
• Inflation drives food prices to record high
• Major fire at parliament in Cape Town
• Calls mount for word on detained politician’s location
• Still no closure on Capitol assault
• Mass migration batters North Macedonia
• Iraqi victims fight abuse with action
• Anticipati­ng the road ahead
• All the things Wall St won’t miss about 2021
• Banks start 2022 with remote work
• French car ads must support alternativ­es
• DogPhone lets pets video call their owners
• Meta pushes ahead with Farley project in New York
• Bank of Mexico Plans to Launch Digital Currency by 2024
• Some Companies Are Ready for Libor’s Demise, but Not All
• Leaders in Delhi ‘playing with fire’
• Clear up tenure doubt
• Salernitan­a escape expulsion
• Blues bag Winter Classic win
• NFL legend, ex-champ Dan Reeves passes away
• City march on, Hammers keep up chase
• Medvedev, Berrettini suffer shock ATP Cup defeats
• ARTISTS TRY TO SHOW THE WAY
• Camp festival returns to Kwai River
• Young, and very young, creatives in the spotlight
• HAVE YOURSELF AN ECO-FRIENDLY 2022
• WORLD CUP TO RIO CARNIVAL – SIX KEY EVENTS IN 2022
• Good-as-new Big Ben dials on full show to ring in 2022
• MASERATI BENDS IT LIKE BECKHAM
• The smell of money
• NOW STREAMING
• NOW SHOWING
• Ga●a shelter turns toy cars, bikes into aids for paralysed animals
• INFLUENTIA­L FRIENDS
• Restarting tourism, recharging life
• IN SEARCH OF 'WHITE GOLD'
• HONG KONG EXODUS SET TO BOOST UK RESTAURANT­S
• TERRORISM ARRESTS A NEW HONG KONG PHENOMENON

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