New Straits Times - 2017-12-28

• COPS TO SUMMON ISA
• 1MDB pays IPIC settlement amount in full
• ‘Disaster if Bangsamoro Basic Law not passed’
• KLIA'S TROUBLED AEROTRAINS TO BE REPLACED FROM NEXT YEAR
• CAR SELLERS SEE A DECEMBER FILLIP TAKING THEM PASS 2016 FIGURES
• FELDA’S JLN SEMARAK LAND UNDER REGISTRAR’S CAVEAT
• Shahrir: Why was firm given power of attorney?
• Associatio­n hands over memorandum to MACC
• POLICE TO SUMMON EX-FELDA CHAIRMAN
• ‘Malaysia’s has lowest poverty rate in Southeast Asia’
• ‘FOREX LOSSES COULD’VE LED TO CRISIS’
• Health D-G: 985 cases from Dec 10 to 16
• ‘Penang reclamatio­n project illegal’
• ‘GOVT SHOULD SET BAUXITE MINING S.O.P.’
• Man pleads not guilty to incest
• Five get death for fatal beating of suspected robber
• ‘PAS CABINET DISCRIMINA­TORY’
• Choice of audit firm is suspect, says ex-DAP man
• ‘Semporna voters faithful to BN’
• Woman watches helplessly as husband burns to death in accident
• BICYCLES CLUTTERING SUBANG STREETS
• Setting aside difference­s for peace
• UNDOING U.S.’
• JERUSALEM PLAN
• SYARIAH GOVERNANCE
• DISASTER RELIEF THROUGH CROWDSOURC­ED DATA
• FEAR AS TOOL TO GAIN POWER
• An engaging learning environmen­t minimises disruptive behaviour
• TOUGH YEAR FOR STATE DAP LEADERS
• MACC probe into Sabah’s federal-funded rural projects takes centrestag­e
• BEAUTIFUL INSIDE AND OUT
• Kollywood megastars to grace Kuala Lumpur
• New routes to spur Sarawak’s economy
• Death toll in Thailand’s south hits record low
• MYANMAR COURT EXTENDS DETENTION OF JOURNALIST­S
• SEX SLAVERY DEAL
• Cambodian PM vows to stay in power for 10 more years
• Obama urges leaders not to split society with online biases
• U.S. SANCTIONS 2 N. KOREA OFFICIALS
• HOPING FOR PEACE
• Superyacht­s on course to smash record
• MIROTIC TO THE RESCUE
• Djokovic determined to learn from injury misery
• COOK ROASTS AUSSIES
• Morkel wreaks havoc on Zimbabwe
• Moyes baffled by 'killer' Bournemout­h equaliser
• Conte: Blues still have plenty to play for
• MORE MONEY
• Klopp not star struck by Reds
• A YEAR OF CONTROVERS­IES FOR MALAYSIAN SPORTS
• ISKANDAR READY TO ANSWER CALL
• Malaysia aim to host World Sevens
• TIRED ZHULIANG TO RETIRE
• Final ‘audition’ for national Under-23 squad
• RED CARD FOR SIX REFEREES
• TNB sparks Bursa’s rise to 3-month high
• “We are looking at expansion in terms of new revenue stream through digital marketing and e-commerce platforms.”
• HUA YANG EYES MIXED DEVELOPMEN­T IN KAJANG
• HYUNDAI HEAVY PLUNGE ON RIGHTS ISSUE PLAN
• TRIO IN BID TO GROOM LOCAL SMEs
• QLASSIC sets new benchmark
• Riyadh expects balanced budget by 2023
• China to scrutinise mobile storage chip prices after surge
• Apple sued for slowing down old phones
• EX-OIL CHIEF FACES DEATH
• 2017 — A demonstrat­ion of national resilience
• 10 travel experience­s you can’t miss
• Airports, a necessary evil
• Jungle temple
• Host with the most
• You can’t go wrong with these
• Melaka inaday
• City within mountains
• For that unique experience
• Germany to the fore
• A n X-mas tale of four markets
• HOROSCOPE
• Far from the madding crowd

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