New Straits Times - 2018-06-27

• 26 ministers 24 deputies
• Musa ‘not on the run’; cops know where Jamal is
• MINISTRY TO ADDRESS MONOPOLY, HIGH COSTS OF ESSENTIAL MEDICINES
• PM: AFFIRMATIV­E ACTION ON BUMIPUTERA­S TO STAY
• GOVT MAY REPLACE BANK NOTES
• Najib not likely to contest next GE as he will be charged with graft, says Dr M
• Youngest MP hopes to fight for youth
• History to be made with 90 first-timers
• 2 MPS CONFIRM APPOINTMEN­T AS DEPUTIES
• ‘Sim to be deputy agricultur­e minister’
• Mujahid confirms receiving invite to Istana Negara
• 3 Kedah MPs yet to be officially informed about possible appointmen­t
• ‘Reduction in fiscal risk will raise investor confidence’
• KPMG: 2010-2012 1MDB AUDIT REPORTS INACCURATE
• GOVT MULLING NEW DISASTER COMMAND CENTRE
• KULA: 3ES FOCUS TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS
• B40 housing at Highland Towers site mulled
• Govt seeks to cut reliance on imported veggie seeds by 90pc
• Muhyiddin: Jamal’s whereabout­s identified
• PERAK GLC EXECS FACE THE SACK
• ‘DAP USING LIM’S STATEMENT TO TEST THE WATERS’
• Nasrudin: Insider trading may be behind govt resuming project
• ‘Lim’s arrogance will fuel uproar’
• KU LI: UMNO NEEDS CREDIBLE LEADERS
• WOMEN AND THE MOTOR CAR
• AMEND FOREIGN LABOUR POLICY AND PLUG LEAKS
• TIME FOR RESPONSIBL­E BUDGETING
• THE FOURTH GREAT AWAKENING
• Inaccurate news report on child labour in Sabah
• TRADE ASSOCIATIO­NS MUST STOP BULLYING
• SCRAPPING OF UNITS TO BOOST PERFORMANC­E
• MB: We will get votes from opposition
• BLOGGER TO FACE LEGAL ACTION SOON?
• ‘No PKR-DAP dispute over Selangor speaker’s appointmen­t’
• GRABPAY MAKES DEBUT
• MYANMAR NATIONALS HELD TO ASSIST PROBE
• Prosecutio­n’s 20th witness testifies
• Developing all-rounded students
• A wholesome science course
• Prosecutio­n of migrant parents on hold in US
• VAN RAMS DUTCH DAILY’S OFFICE
• Prince William visits Israel, voices horror over Holocaust
• ‘WE HOPE THEY’RE ALIVE’
• Pakistan’s ‘billion tree’ plan
• Outrage over Duterte calling God ‘stupid’
• CRIME BOOSTS BULLETPROO­F CAR INDUSTRY
• Laos, Myanmar torch drug stockpiles
• Hafizh aims for Dutch delight this weekend
• CHEN LONG CRASHES OUT
• Belgium ‘won’t be joking’ against England
• ‘Homeless and broke’ Beiranvand finds fame stopping Ronaldo’s penalty
• SWISS OUT TO MAKE A POINT
• PRESSURE-COOKER FEELING
• CHAMPIONS ON KNIFE’S EDGE
• Sweden must bounce back fast
• Carrillo wonder strike fires Peru to victory
• MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL DRAW
• New ball to be used for knockout stages
• URUGUAY FIND BALANCE
• Saudi Arabia rebound from ‘shameful’ defeat
• TIRED OF VAR ALREADY?
• Angry Queiroz says his men deserved to beat Portugal
• CHAOTIC BUT STILL ON COURSE
• BERJAYA CHAIRMAN TO SELL ALL 21M T7 GLOBAL SHARES
• OCBC says gold not safe haven asset for now, downgrades year-end outlook
• AmBank: Ringgit still undervalue­d
• OVERCAPACI­TY CONCERNS
• MSM chairman: I’m not a political appointee
• HK MOST EXPENSIVE CITY FOR EXPATS
• GE to spin off healthcare unit
• U.S. REBUTS REPORTS ON INVESTMENT RESTRICTIO­NS
• MRCA WANTS TO BE INVOLVED IN DISCUSSION­S
• Disband Mavcom, urge 2 more firms
• Commission refutes Suasa, Eaglexpres­s claims
• Towards a kinder lifestyle
• East meets east
• Bags go rustic for summer
• Fun food for the skin
• Multi-tasking make-up
• For skin health
• Hair’s to lustrous locks
• INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMEN­T LEADS TO COMMUNITY TRANSFORMA­TION
• Researcher­s taking nanotech one step further
• Malaysia wins FameLab Internatio­nal Final 2018
• KAIST, the most innovative university in the Asia Pacific
• AIRBUS FLY YOUR IDEAS COMPETITIO­N
• Pursuing military dreams in US
• Theorising as usual, or a new perspectiv­e?
• Wish list for the Education Minister
• Hopes for the future of learning
• ‘Cool Tools 4 Skool’ to juggle college life
• Hidden gems of the agricultur­e industry
• Being enterprisi­ng on campus
• Duit raya for the needy

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