Bangkok Post - 2022-07-24

• Payments scandal overshadow­s vote
• PM, cabinet survive vote of confidence after censure debate
• BMA food centre plan hits snag
• UAE tempted by Thai food product imports
• Iconic skywalk planned for Phuket
• Cops catch monkeypox runaway
• Prince Bhisadej, last of Viceroy line, dies at 100
• Japan okays Fukushima sea discharge
• Beijing plans to make ‘great efforts’ to consolidat­e economic recovery
• Sri Lanka troops demolish main protest camp in Colombo
• Myanmar genocide case to go ahead
• China braces as almanac’s ‘big heat’ day looms
• France’s Macron aims to reboot ties on first Africa trip of new term
• Zelensky says no ceasefire without recovering lost land
• Tehran doesn’t want nuke deal, spy chief says
• Russia, Ukraine seal grain deal
• Truss hopeful of ditching EU laws by 2023
• Colombia’s president-elect Petro meets Biden team
• Bannon convicted of contempt
• US mulls emergency declaratio­n on monkeypox
• TRUSS, MASTER OF REINVENTIO­N
• THEME CROSSWORD
• EASY CROSSWORD
• Hot and a little bit bothered in the UK
• Reforestat­ion rethink required
• PELOSI’S TAIWAN VISIT TO STOKE ANGER IN CHINA
• IN A STATUS-MAD WORLD, LIFE IS BUT A GAME
• Ukraine mounts new case that it can win
• BBC says sorry for Diana-era nanny smear
• Henderson sweeps into three-shot lead at Evian
• Jumbo-Visma’s Laporte breaks French jinx with stage 19 victory
• City’s Zinchenko secures move to Arteta’s Arsenal
• United wrap up tour with draw
• Top European clubs turn their backs on Ronaldo
• T1 giants Port unveil Gustaf as sixth signing ahead of new season
• INSIDE A FATAL AMAZON JOURNEY
• THE LIGHTER SIDE OF THE WAR
• BOOM TIMES FOR BOOKSTORES

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