New Straits Times - 2017-12-20

• Najib: Cabinet to study possibilit­y of opening embassy in East Jerusalem
• JOHARI TELLS DR M, RM39.6B IS FOREIGN FUND OUTFLOWS, NOT FOREX LOSSES
• ZAHID: MAN MURDERED AT PETROL STATION WAS A TRIAD LEADER
• ‘GET TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS’
• THEY CAN’T LIVE WITH BURDEN OF KNOWING
• Burning questions NST team wants answers to
• ‘Nation prepared to remain key technology player in region’
• Malaysia to help rebuild war-torn Jaffna
• Digital venture fund launched in Sri Lanka
• 10,000 TO ATTEND RALLY
• Victim’s funeral held in secrecy
• ‘A RUSE TO DIVERT ATTENTION’
• Dr M seeks to nullify RCI report
• ‘ECRL TO REMAIN IN GOVT’S HANDS’
• ‘Malaysian troops will only go to Palestine for peacekeepi­ng missions’
• ILLEGALLY PARKED VEHICLE BLOCKING WAY TO PLAYGROUND
• 147 held over RM13m Macau Scam losses
• MIRA SPEAKS HER MIND
• Caprice: Don’t attack McDonald’s without proof
• REVAMPING EXAM-ORIENTED SYSTEM
• A PLATFORM FOR PROPAGANDA AND DISINFORMA­TION?
• WHAT NEEDS TO HAPPEN BEFORE ELECTRIC CARS TAKE OVER
• TRANSFORMA­TION IN
• Car lease versus rental and hire-purchase
• 3 HELD OVER AMBULANCE ATTACK
• Meeting future profession­al needs
• Study-social balance for students “A
• One Academy team bags top prize
• Making top quality films
• Lessons for the real life
• REFUGEES TO BE REPATRIATE­D NEXT MONTH
• Tokyo folk flock to see baby panda
• U.S. VETOES JERUSALEM RESOLUTION
• Trump sends mixed messages with National Security Strategy
• U.S. TRAIN ‘SPEEDING’ BEFORE CRASH
• 3 arrested over drugs in Bali
• North Korea gains millions from cryptocurr­ency hacking
• FOUND IN MEKONG
• ’The Last Jedi’ rakes in RM1.8b worldwide
• Celtics edge Pacers on Rozier’s steal and layup
• RUBBING SALT ON THE WOUND
• Russian bobsledder banned over Sochi doping
• Fit Tiger a force to be reckoned with
• Silva targets return as PSG mull winter moves
• Dortmund’s Stoeger eyes Bayern scalp in German Cup
• Aubameyang, Mane, Salah to contest CAF award
• HAVING NO FEAR
• We will bounce back from Hearts loss, says Brown
• De Bruyne to ink new bumper contract
• POCKET ROCKET MAN
• IS SLIMMING TEA THE CULPRIT?
• ADAMAS will draw up plans to curb drug abuse
• UPSWING WILL TURN INTO NOSEDIVE
• ‘Old school methods’ reason for non-renewal
• Warm-up matches to acclimatis­e to cold
• PROFITABIL­ITY WITHIN GRASP
• ICAEW: Domestic demand to remain key growth driver
• “Malaysian bio-based companies can venture into Sri Lanka and co-develop high impact bio-based projects to add value to their products and services.”
• CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REMAINS STABLE IN Q3
• EKOVEST TO SUBMIT IWCITY OFFER AT EGM
• GRAB VENTURES INTO CAMBODIA
• Good returns seen from Seri Segi
• Dialog Axiata is single-largest FDI source for Sri Lanka
• PM: FTA will better facilitate exports of products, services
• Nov CPI seen up 3.36pc
• Malaysia to see 3.2pc real wage growth next year
• U.S. MOVE TO SUPPORT ASIA GROWTH
• OCBC UNIT TO GROW DUBAI STAFF
• Key deadline today for Noble amid restructur­ing talks with creditors
• Japan hikes growth forecasts to 1.9pc, 1.8pc
• Didi targets franchisin­g in Taiwan for expansion
• ‘ENIGMA NETWORK’ HEADING TO HK COURT
• TOYS ’R’ US MULLS CLOSING 100 STORES
• Billionair­e defends bid for Millennium & Copthorne Hotels
• Service providers face shortage of logistics talent
• 30% CLUB STEPS UP INITIATIVE­S
• ‘Insta’ fame
• Social media celebritie­s
• Dressing the ‘I Do’ crew
• Pop of autumn colour
• Journey of change
• The Omega man
• HOROSCOPE
• Beauty trends for 2018
• Olives to the rescue
• ‘Grand dame’ of nyonya cuisine
• MOHE reaffirms commitment towards entreprene­urship
• The year that was

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