New Straits Times - 2017-03-08

• Students’ spending habits
• LEARNING IN A WORLD OF BORDERLESS KNOWLEDGE
• ENGINEERIN­G FUTURE CHALLENGES­A
• Deeper studies into South East Asian breast cancer risk
• UniMAP collaborat­es with University of Sindh
• INTI’s new student-centred campus
• TENSIONS ESCALATE
• North Korea’s action undiplomat­ic
• WE ARE FINE, SAYS EMBASSY OFFICIAL SAYS EMBASSY OFFICIAL
• ‘Malaysia should seek help from UN to resolve crisis’
• Pyongyang’s art of brinkmansh­ip
• 37 North Korean workers arrested in joint operation in Sarawak
• IGP: Vigils, rumours endanger pastor’s life
• EMBRACE THE NEW NORMAL
• Exciting new innovation­s
• KNOWING YOU IS LIKING YOU
• FLY FM’S BUBBLY NEW ADDITION
• Tonton, GoAsean to fuel wanderlust
• ‘MALAYSIA STILL FAR BEHIND’
• GRANNIES LEARN TO READ AND WRITE
• Minister rapped over ‘curfew for hormonal women’
• TRUMP CAN ORDER WIRETAP PROBE
• Conmen preying on immigrant fears in US
• ALL SQUARE AS AUSSIES CRUMBLE
• Guardians of cricket set new regulation­s on bats, behaviour
• LEONARD MAKES BIG STATEMENT
• FREDERICKS QUITS IAAF
• Disgraced athletics chief’s son slams ‘witch hunt’
• WINNING STREAK SNAPPED
• GOAL FEST ON THE WAY TO LAST EIGHT
• Adam, Ayumu gear up for pre-season
• ‘11PC SPIKE IN GLOBAL CPO OUTPUT’
• RM50m matching grants to boost quality, safety of products
• GE: MALAYSIA REMAINS ATTRACTIVE TO GLOBAL FIRMS
• ‘GO AHEAD WITH TRADE PACT’
• Investment revival seen after 2 years of cuts
• ARAMCO TO PAY SHELL US$2.2B FOR MOTIVA
• Central bank holds rates at 1.5pc for 8th straight month
• XI’S CREDENTIAL­S UNDER SCRUTINY
• ‘Room for govt to increase spending’
• EXXONMOBIL’S US$20B SPREE
• GM ‘paying’ PSA just to get out of Europe
• Opportunit­ies abound for Malaysian logistics firms in Indonesia
• ‘DRONES MAKE STOCK-TAKING QUICKER’
• CHANCE TO SHUT THEM UP
• Lin Dan’s unfinished business

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