Bangkok Post - 2023-12-17

• POWER DEAL IN NORTH UPSETS
• ‘Tread carefully’ on South China Sea
• The Met to return illegally trafficked Cambodian, Thai treasures
• Call to rethink ‘soft power’
• UKRAINIAN FAMILY HOPES TO REBUILD THEIR LIVES
• Fresh plan to end temple dispute
• Chiang Mai University scholar to make history by joining South Pole project
• Interior Minister ‘satisfied’ with 4am venues
• Japan, Asean to boost security ties
• Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai to go on trial
• Australia swelters through heat wave as firefighte­rs battle bushfires
• Freezing climes in north China trigger fresh alert
• Israel mourns 3 Gaza hostages
• Shipping firms suspend traffic after rebel strikes
• Piers Morgan knew about phone-hacking: UK court
• COP28 climate deal ‘stab in the back’, activist Greta Thunberg says
• Al Jazeera says cameraman killed by drones
• Giuliani’s defamation costs him $148m
• Alex Jones enters final stretch in bankruptcy fight
• Matthew Perry died of ‘accidental ketamine overdose’
• Fed officials push back on talk of early rate cuts
• Ex-Mexico drug czar retrial bid after bribery rap
• ISRAELI MILITARY VETERAN TO RUN FOR SANTOS’ SEAT
• Milei embarks on mission improbable for Argentina
• When people browsed in bookshops
• ‘Soft power’ plans need more work
• GAZANS THE WRONG TARGET
• Gaza residents crowd Egypt’s border
• YOUNG CHRISTIAN HELPS TRUMP PULL VOTES IN IOWA
• AUTHORITAR­IAN COUNTRIES ARE NOW ASCENDING
• ALL IN THE FAMILY, NOT IN THAT OLD CAR, CONSCRIPT PERIL
• Oprah ‘done with shaming’ over weight
• With fourth crown, Boks stand alone
• Cowboys, Eagles, Ravens eye play-offs
• Spurs halt skid as Wemby and James face off
• Liverpool boss wary of wounded Man U
• Spurs triumph at Forest to stay on heels of top 4
• Al Ahly see off Al Ittihad, Urawa end Leon’s run
• PT Prachuap prevail in battle of T1 cellar-dwellers
• FIVE NOT-SO-FAMOUS THINGS ABOUT OUR LADY
• HUMAN WRITES
• SANTA COMES EARLY
• THEME CROSSWORD
• EASY CROSSWORD

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