Bangkok Post - 2023-06-01

• Pita case could force new poll
• Dept on high alert for monkeypox
• Covert truck bribery stickers ‘do exist’
• Phuket curbs visa overstays
• Factory owes workers B20m
• Ex-home owner surrenders
• Govt creates anti-torture law panel
• Council gives nod to cull top brass
• Chinese intelligen­ce official visits for talks on army ties
• Low’s aide dies after speaking out
• Govt urged to include more women
• North Korea spy satellite fails to launch
• Heatwave spurs power cuts in Hanoi
• Qatar prime minister, Taliban chief hold secret talks
• ‘All we want is to be free’
• Lula’s outreach to Maduro riles S America’s leaders
• Tensions rise over water shortages
• Army suspends talks on ceasefire, aid
• Kyiv strikes Moscow-held areas in east
• Default deal clears first hurdle
• Mystery dye turns Venice canals green
• Prosecutor seeks to keep Trump case in state court
• Nato upbeat on Sweden bid to join
• Biden sex assault accuser seeks Russian citizenshi­p
• Give America a debt brake fast
• Fair’s fair in share game
• Getting ready for a new economic era
• Turkey’s election is a cautionary tale for democracy
• Have we passed the point of no return with AI?
• Butler: Miami’s gnarly man for ‘moments of truth’
• Cubs clamp down on Rays again
• Vasseur says criticism ‘harsh’
• Martial ruled out of FA final
• Juventus fined, avoid points deduction
• Kulabdam v Musaev at ONE Lumpinee
• Tsitsipas eases into French Open last 32
• Pornpawee, Supanida set up fight
• Thailand give Italy a fright, face Canada
• BoT pushes up interest rate to 2%
• TAT forecasts tourism revenue of B3tn in 2024
• Saha Group averse to hike in daily wage
• Chamber puts spotlight on urgent issues
• Rubber deal set to boost Thai firms in global market
• Stark provides update as share trade resumes
• Moody’s upbeat on decoupling trend
• Krungsri sees support for Japan’s interests
• Computer sales forecast to expand by 7.9% this year
• AIS introduces online tool for SMEs
• MQDC unveils plan for The Forestias Signature Series
• Telecom merger boosting 5G speeds
• China’s factory activity falls to 5-month low
• China’s top EV maker eyes SE Asia market
• Credit Suisse ‘drops China plan due to rules conflict’
• Taiwan rushes to prevent telecoms cutoff
• Other costs are falling, so why are Europe food prices still high?
• Elizabeth Holmes reports to prison to begin sentence
• Markets tumble on US debt deal fears
• Humanity at risk, AI industry warns
• Nvidia briefly touches $1 trillion mark
• Designer slams Target for withdrawin­g Pride goods
• WELCOME TO BARBECUE CITY
• Enjoy Pride Month festivitie­s with Central Pattana
• Lucerne Symphony Orchestra set for Bangkok debut
• Art goes undergroun­d at Phahon Yothin
• Former J-pop hopefuls want new child sex abuse law
• MORGAN WALLEN’S ONE THING AT A TIME EARNS A 12TH WEEK AT NO.1
• Beyond the Sistine Chapel, Vatican Museums director says ‘we are much more’
• Art on war footing displayed at new show in Moscow
• Waters says ‘Nazi outfit’ is anti-fascist
• Celebrate Wellness Day with Dusit Thani Hua Hin
• A creative plan to restore the glory of Khon Kaen’s business district
• Riding the same wave
• NOW STREAMING
• LEAVING THEIR SOUL BEHIND

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