New Straits Times - 2017-12-18

• ‘CABINET NOT TOLD ABOUT IMAMS COMPANY’
• Media Prima launches MindCampus app for school-leavers
• UN SECURITY COUNCIL CONSIDERIN­G DRAFT RESOLUTION AGAINST ANY CHANGE TO THE STATUS OF JERUSALEM
• LIOW: NATION WILL BE DIVIDED IF KIT SIANG BECOMES PM
• Kedah Umno Youth lauds govt decision to axe system
• ‘Lesson to be learnt in system’s cancellati­on’
• ‘Govt to pay RM60m if PSC not equalised’
• We need two types of airports, says Fernandes
• PM TO BOOST TRADE TIES
• Bahrain visit positive, meaningful, says Najib
• ‘WAR AGAINST DRUGS YET TO BE WON’
• TenTwenty is king of DoTA 2 tournament
• CALL TO LEND SUPPORT TO ‘CIKGU AZIZAN’
• Wedding planner charged with cheating, again
• Umno ready to adopt ‘Get The Voters Out’ system
• No PBB state reps for MP seats
• ‘DAP king of manipulato­rs’
• EIS BILL TO BE TABLED TODAY
• Socso to step up safety awareness campaign for workers
• FLASH FLOOD DIMS PORT DICKSON’S SHINE
• 100 villagers in Johor to receive land titles after 28 years
• LAST SUMATRAN RHINO IN DIRE STRAITS
• TNB’s Back To School scheme benefits 10,000 students
• STI DRIVES
• ANSWER FOR
• WE MUST NOT FAIL THE ROHINGYA AGAIN
• PRAISE FOR MALAYSIA’S ECONOMY AND 2018 PROSPECTS
• THE DARK SIDE OF ELEPHANT TOURISM
• Another agency should carry out social impact assessment
• GET CLOSE TO FANS ON SOCIAL MEDIA BUT...
• Peters to tickle KL fans in March
• SURFERS’ MONSOON ‘WINDFALL’
• MACRON’S GRAND 40TH BIRTHDAY BASH RANKLES
• European far-right hail Austrian govt coalition deal
• WHAT HAPPENED TO I.S. FIGHTERS?
• 26 killed, 23 missing in Philippine landslides
• MAN CHARGED OVER N. KOREA BROKERING
• 8 killed in Pakistan church attack
• Duterte supports gay unions
• AUSTRALIA CLOSE TO ASHES GLORY
• Knicks spoil Anthony’s Garden party
• Martin retracts ‘special status’ attack on Froome
• NAPOLI CAPITALISE ON INTER’S SLIP
• Bayern go 11 points clear
• Neymar shines on return
• Hughton rues Brighton’s bad luck
• Will Mourinho’s plot damage England?
• SENSATIONA­L DE BRUYNE
• Conte upset by lack of credit for champions’ run
• South Korea win East Asia title as North restore pride
• RETIRE AT REAL
• Halilhodzi­c remains upbeat despite Korean rout
• NOT A SMASHING YEAR FOR BADMINTON
• SIC BEHIND HAFIZH
• Malaysian firms urged to tap Kazakhstan market
• ROOM TO GROW
• “You would be shocked at how many SMEs that have no insurance coverage.”
• ADAX: MORE SMES BANKING ON DATA ANALYTICS
• TENCENT BUYS 5PC STAKE IN YONGHUI SUPERSTORE­S
• Carrier will continue to focus on cost-efficiency and productivi­ty
• Honda opens second 3S centre in Miri
• Bumi Armada picks RiskPoynt as risk management solution
• Tekun urged to increase loan amount
• Vortex sells stake in solar unit to KWAP for £67.5m
• MARKET MAY STRENGTHEN FURTHER
• Healthcare draws election-year worry
• UBER HITS WALL IN JAPAN
• Tesla stops commercial vehicles from using ‘Supercharg­ers’
• HUAWEI, XIAOMI PLAN U.S. FORAY
• CNPC ready to take over Total stake in South Pars
• Vietnam to auction up to US$5b Sabeco stake today
• NIO LAUNCHES ITS FIRST ELECTRIC SUV
• Taiwan firm behind toxic spill fined again over harmful waste
• Iconic ‘jumbo’ flying into US aviation history
• VERSATILE POWER BANK
• Rise of the robots
• E-waste rising
• Street stories
• A wesome December
• Sharp shooter
• Tantalisin­g bait

New Straits Times - 2017-12-17

New Straits Times - 2017-12-19