Bangkok Post - 2023-02-01

• Prayut calls for an end to sparring in Muay Thai spat
• Almost 12k lose points in 3 weeks
• Myanmar invited to capital for regional military meet
• PM warns bad cops ‘must go’
• Mixed reaction to tougher drug laws
• Firm backs down in island land row
• Bang Kachao to get sustainabl­e label
• Two park chiefs facing graft claims transferre­d
• Prawit credits govt for water control
• EC to choose from 3 electoral maps
• Alliance ends after SATP members join ruling party
• Anutin posters cause a stir
• Under-fire ‘lotto chief’ closes site, is charged
• WHO keeps Covid pandemic emergency in place as deaths start to rise globally
• Nuclear body joins missing capsule hunt
• Bloodshed feared as junta readies for poll
• Floods to continue as new storms loom
• Dozens killed in Peshawar bombing
• Gandhi scion ends march in Kashmir
• Blinken meets Palestinia­n leaders
• Climate ‘hoaxes’ on the rise
• Pope visits conflict-ridden central Africa
• Opposition targets Erdogan’s legacy
• 2 more Memphis cops probed
• Bolsonaro seeks six more months in US amid probe
• Delaware considers independen­t judges
• Teachers on strike over pay squeeze
• Biden says ‘no’ to F-16 jets for Ukraine govt
• Pension protests cause major disruption­s
• Respect for refugees
• Sub engine slipups
• Asean and the Myanmar morass
• Evidence suggests Covid is bad for the brain
• AI: Actually Insipid, Actively Insidious
• Fix needed for high-altitude farming
• Gamblers install Eagles as favourites for Super Bowl
• Seksan to use bonus for his kids’ education
• Magne: French game in a ‘sad’ place outside the field
• ‘I’m not the messiah,’ says Wallabies new coach Jones
• IOC rejects ‘defamatory’ Ukraine criticism
• Real likely to dominate Club World Cup
• West Ham ease past Derby to earn Man U clash in FA Cup
• Everton appoint Dyche as new manager
• Elementary for Watson as Brit stuns Putintseva
• Bayern sign Cancelo on loan deal
• Elite Card in the hot seat over scandal
• Cabinet greenlight­s workers’ wage hike
• Slowing exports pressure growth
• Power bills poised to drop by mid-year
• The lowdown on the high-end scheme
• Thai stock investors urged to be careful
• Department poised to kick off FTA talks with EU
• KKP trims annual loan growth to 13%
• Country’s fuel usage up 13.5% in 2022
• AISL to launch luxury estate next to school
• MarTech expected to be the ‘next big thing’ for marketers
• GO! Hotel Bowin eyes bleisure market
• December MPI marks the lowest level in 28 months
• Grab sees foreign users surge in Thailand
• IMF expects less growth for Asean
• US mulls cutting off Huawei from suppliers
• More Japan jobs available for first time in four years
• China EV start-up Xpeng pushes back profit goal
• Energy bills force glassmith to brink
• Germany seizes on Silicon Valley’s woes
• Markets are wrong on rates: fund
• EU crafts reply to US green tech subsidies
• Australian shares log best January
• UBS gets profit boost from rising rates in Q4
• Samsung stays course on spending despite slump
• Adani tumbles again with stock sale at stake
• Equities dip before decisive central bank meetings
• Europe gas jumps; cold front looms
• PlayStatio­n VR2 output slashed on pokey pre-orders
• Ford cuts EV prices, following Tesla
• NO LONGER THE BRIDESMAID
• Inventing the future in Thailand
• Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan smashes Indian box office records
• Ai Weiwei opens London show, queries Chinese state
• SZA’S SOS HOLDS STRONG WITH SEVEN WEEKS AT NO.1
• Bond star Green blames ‘Frenchness’ for insulting director
• Michael Jackson’s nephew to play ‘King of Pop’ in biopic
• K-POP CULTURE GOES META
• Is the new Twitter just like the old?
• How Apple’s upcoming mixed-reality headset will work
• Top French university bans use of ChatGPT to prevent plagiarism
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