New Straits Times - 2017-12-21

• ‘THE FILE IS STILL OPEN’
• Employers to pay foreign workers levy, effective Jan 1
• US will ‘take names’ when UN holds special session on Jerusalem
• ‘Many deaths could have been prevented’
• NST exposé on Wang Kelian triggers calls for truth, justice
• ‘WE ARE OPPOSED TO DECLARATIO­N’
• Govt to help company secure funding for major Maldives project
• RELATIONS TAKEN TO A NEW LEVEL
• Dress in white, Malaysians urged
• ‘GOVT COULD’VE SAVED BILLIONS ON ECRL’
• ‘WE WON’T STOP FIGHTING’
• Vote shows ‘global community against move’
• FRENCH COPS PROBE MUM OVER SON’S ABUSE
• TH to review proposals on umrah
• ‘Najib’s move to cut reliance on oil revenue saved country’
• MBSA WILL PATCH UP POTHOLES
• TIME OF CELEBRATIO­N FOR STATE
• STEPHEN TO JUGGLE 2 ROLES
• Roshan Jamrock to work with mystery top-liner
• Power couple Taeyang and Min Hyo-rin to wed on Feb 3
• JOURNOS ARRESTED FOR HAVING DOCUMENTS, PHOTOS
• THE TOUGH THING ABOUT HAVING HOME-SHARING LAW
• NOTHING CLEAR ABOUT UK’S PLAN
• THE ART OF
• Healthcare key driver of economic growth
• FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
• ‘ADNAN MET FARMERS ON DEC 13’
• DUTERTE DECLARES CHRISTMAS TRUCE WITH COMMUNIST REBELS
• Myanmar bars UN human rights investigat­or
• “Everyone is eager for the election and to see how it turns out, because nothing is clear at the moment.”
• DISGRACED U.S. CARDINAL LAW DIES IN ROME
• CANADA, U.S. TO HOST TALKS ON N. KOREA NEXT MONTH
• Afghan raisin houses get facelift
• BUCKS STAMPEDE OVER CAVALIERS
• Hamilton’s loyalty under question?
• DOPING CLAIMS ‘JUST BIG TALK’
• Kyrgios not ready for full-time coach
• Djokovic warms-up in Melbourne
• Windies rue poor batting
• LEVELLING THE PLAYING FIELD
• Game has gone soft, says O’Driscoll
• EL CLASICO UNITES SPAIN
• GUARDIOLA QUASHES QUADRUPLE CLAIM
• Moyes disputes Lanzini’s ban for simulation
• FOR WENGER
• Pundit blames Benitez for Newcastle’s woes
• City mock United’s Fellaini
• Kim Swee happy despite draw in friendly
• RELIEF FOR SELANGOR
• TNB confident they can cope without Kumar
• ‘OLD SCHOOL’ REMARK UPSETS ZHULIANG
• Australian successor identified
• Mazlan: Time to nurture local coaches
• HAFIZH LOOKS TO NEW HORIZON
• GROWTH INITIATIVE­S
• ‘Malaysia to see IPOs worth RM11b in 2019’
• ASIAN BUSINESS SENTIMENT HIGHEST IN 7 YEARS
• ‘ISLAMIC DIGITAL ECONOMY FRAMEWORK READY BY Q1’
• BATIK AIR STARTS FLIGHTS TO KOTA KINABALU
• NOVEMBER CPI RISES 3.4PC
• UEM Sunrise unit to sell site in Johor for RM82m
• TA Securities: TNB likely to bear high generation cost next year
• Mah Sing to continue building houses with affordable prices
• TAX VICTORY
• SAUDI ARABIA UNVEILS RECORD SPENDING
• Commoditis­ing creativity and innovation
• Heritage churches
• Christmas splendour in Singapore
• The final curtain
• No mountain too high
• Beauty of the Izu Peninsula
• Charming Shuzenji among highlights
• T ru ly im m ers ive
• Luxuriousg­etaway in the city
• HOROSCOPE
• For the ride of you r life
• Enchanting European Xmas markets

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