New Straits Times - 2017-09-02

• Patriotism on parade
• MORE PILGRIMS DUE TO BETTER TIES
• NATIONAL U-19 FOOTBALL SQUAD LACKS BASICS, SAYS NEW COACH
• MORE MALAYSIAN PILGRIMS THIS YEAR
• ‘IT’S A TRIP BACK IN TIME’
• Foreign war veterans mesmerised by National Day celebratio­n
• TOUCHING TRIBUTE TO ELITE F TEAM
• ‘ECONOMY DOING WELL UNDER NAJIB’
• Zahid thanks police, GOF for efficient services
• Social transforma­tion through education and sports
• ‘UMNO, PAS IN TALKS OVER COMING POLLS’
• PKR to expel Rafizi if he doesn’t stop revealing party disputes
• ‘DAP must prove it has done groundwork if it wants more seats’
• POLICE SEEK CCTV RECORDINGS
• Family still reeling from loss of breadwinne­r
• Local scarf brand gets featured on CNN
• ‘NO DELAY IN TREATMENT OF SINGAPOREA­N’
• Strengthen­ing KLIA as an Asean Hub
• APP MAKES IT EASIER TO PRACTISE
• LED lights keep elephants away
• SOMETIMES IT’S LACK OF COMMON SENSE THAT KILLS
• A COUNTRY
• Launch of MRT puts KL on a par with top global cities
• TOXIC EMPLOYEES
• STAGNANT WATER, DEBRIS A HEALTH HAZARD
• DAYANG GLAD TO BE RECOGNISED
• Chong to star in China-made film
• Kenya court cancels presidenti­al polls result
• TIGHT SECURITY FOR HAJ STONING RITUAL
• FEW TAKERS FOR EID CATTLE IN EGYPT
• Need a goat for Eid? There’s an app for that
• Assad gives prayers near captured Islamic State area
• Indian court to hear deportatio­n case
• NO DRINKING WATER IN CITY
• Tropical Storm Lidia heads for Mexican resort
• US travel ban to N. Korea in force
• PACQUIAO WITHDRAWS
• India’s Kohli, Sharma help to demolish Sri Lanka
• Elaine out for redemption
• MCILROY ON THE UPBEAT
• In-Gee seizes early lead at Portland Classic
• SCRAPE THROUGH
• NO FAVOURITIS­M AT FERRARI
• Alonso denies making ultimatum
• Japan join Iran for Finals in Russia
• TOP GUNS FAIL TO ROAR
• THE PERFECT SHOW
• OF ‘GREAT’ FORTUNE
• Barcelona misfit Douglas loaned out to Benfica
• WITH THE GUNNERS
• Spurs complete deals for Aurier and Llorente
• Palace give Sakho Liverpool escape
• Top 10 Premier League transfers 2017-18
• TWO LATE SIGNINGS
• KIWI JOELLE FINALLY BEATS NICOL
• Moving on to bigger stage
• Jin Wei told to go for world junior title
• Young stars thrill coach
• ‘Strange’ turn for Hafifi
• POTENTIAL FORAY
• BHIC aims to be global player
• STANCHART INVESTING RM13B TO BOOST DIGITAL BANKING
• ʻMONTHLY TRADE SURPLUS MAY NARROW IN JULYʼ
• ASIAN FACTORIES CHUG ALONG ON RISING DEMAND
• 5pc of StanChart’s credit card clients will adopt Samsung Pay
• Maybank IB keeps ‘hold’ on Eversendai on stable earnings
• NET RISES TO RM3.10M
• Readying to face new digital frontiers
• Samsung gets nod to test self-driving car in California
• ‘CommBank aware of illicit deals’
• SOUTH KOREA CHIP EXPORTS SIZZLE
• NORWAY FUND SOUNDS ALARM BELLS
• PRICES RISE AS STORM SHUTTERS U.S. PLANTS
• Asian oil refiners get bump in profit from supply crunch
• GEELY PLOTS RESCUE OF U.K. CARMAKER
• VW pins US hopes on expanded crossovers and SUV line-up
• Corporate Whirl
• From Persia with love
• A gardener’s ‘cigar’
• Crush onyou
• Love, light and strength
• Peace in a house on Pedu Lake
• Mind your words “E
• Creating independen­t kids
• What’s in Grafton’s luggage?

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