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    See through the sham

    News, Postbag, Published on 11/08/2016

    » Various writers including those who contribute to this column have been lauding the endorsement of the new charter.

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    Ocean gold rush will scar sea life

    News, Adam Minter, Published on 16/08/2016

    » While commodities traders still work their way out of a historic slump, Japan is looking ahead to the next boom. According to Bloomberg News, next year a group of Japanese companies and government agencies will start mining minerals at a site about 1,600km southwest of Tokyo -- and 1.5km beneath the ocean's surface. It will be the first large-scale test of whether mineral deposits can be mined commercially from the seafloor.

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    Denials, blame game won't stop bombings

    News, Suranand Vejjajiva, Published on 16/08/2016

    » Some days after the Mother's Day blasts and arson attacks in the Upper South and Prachuap Khiri Khan, authorities still can't say with any certainty what happened at each incident, about 15 in all, who the culprits are -- though manhunts are on, and why. No group claimed responsibility or demanded any terms, making it easy for false rumours and conspiracy theories to spread, especially via social media.

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    Army orders won't fix jams

    News, Editorial, Published on 16/08/2016

    » The more the military regime touts its plans to better control Bangkok traffic, the more these "plans" sound like tests. A project to re-route and relocate passenger vans has failed to win any plaudits from the public. Now, while that project is still struggling, officers want to start a second-stage programme to keep vans from the inner city. There are many foot soldiers assigned to these new plans, which seems to be creating more chaos.

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    Imagination: President Trump in power

    News, Gwynne Dyer, Published on 22/07/2016

    » Let us suppose that it is July 2017. Let us suppose that Donald Trump, nominated as the Republican candidate for the US presidency exactly a year ago, won the November election -- quite narrowly, perhaps, but the polls are certainly suggesting that such a thing is possible. So he was inaugurated six months ago, and has started to put his campaign promises into effect.

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    After the Germany axe attack

    News, New York Times, Published on 22/07/2016

    » Residents of Weimar flocked to the German city's central park to escape unusually scorching heat this week, setting up picnics and watching bees skitter across the wildflowers near a placid reflecting pool.

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    Could India be the first country to get rid of cash?

    News, Mihir Sharma, Published on 22/07/2016

    » 'Black money" -- the colloquial name for a vast network of off-the-book cash transactions and unbanked savings -- is one of India's biggest scourges. Amounting to as much as $460 billion (16 trillion baht) a year, bigger than the GDP of Argentina, all that money lies beyond the reach of the tax authorities, creditors and anti-corruption investigators.

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    Humanity on way out

    News, Postbag, Published on 22/07/2016

    » Columnist Sutapa Amornvivat writes, "Who is afraid of automation and robots?" I am. And you should be too.

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    All aboard for a 'Thai-Thai' referendum

    News, Kong Rithdee, Published on 23/07/2016

    » The word "Thai" means "free". But when you repeat the syllable and say "Thai-Thai" (with a dismissive laugh), suddenly it means "fake" -- it means we've bent whatever rule the world has to make it suitable to our temperament, emotion and impulse. For example, when you're not sure if your principle is solid, your stance firm, your democracy authentic, or your coup justified, there's a simple way to shut down the argument: just say it's baab Thai-Thai, "in the Thai way". Then, if everything is not forgiven, at least it's understood.

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    Hong Kong booksellers defy Beijing's implied threats

    News, Kelvin Chan, Published on 23/07/2016

    » The latest works on sensitive Chinese topics by Hong Kong publishers went on show at a book fair this week, despite the chill persisting from recent detentions of five local booksellers.

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