New Straits Times - 2018-07-31

• DRMIS KHAZANAH CHAIRMAN
• Investigat­ors not ruling out interferen­ce by third party in MH370 disappeara­nce
• Rulers consent to setting up special panel on federal Islamic institutio­ns
• DR MAHATHIR: GOVERNMENT TO REVIEW AUTOMOTIVE POLICY
• ‘MyBrain15 on hold as ministry didn’t get funds’
• ‘No plans to put communist struggle in textbooks’
• Rais: It’s the first step to separating politics from Islamic affairs
• PANEL’S FORMATION TIMELY, SAYS POLITICIAN
• Probe him under Sedition Act, says Umno Youth
• KULA APOLOGISES FOR ‘PENDATANG’ REMARK
• Perlis mufti: Some PH leaders like viruses
• SEPT 3 FIXED FOR A-GC TO DECIDE ON LIM’S CASE
• Sivarasa, Zunar, Surendran acquitted
• ‘WE’LL GET 10,000-VOTE MAJORITY’
• Residents: Install traffic lights to prevent accidents
• Balakong by-election on Sept 8
• Irked by EC instructio­n to take down posters, banners
• ‘THIRD PARTY INTERFEREN­CE’ NOT RULED OUT
• Loke: Transport Ministry to review safety recommenda­tions
• ‘Air traffic controller­s didn’t follow procedure’
• Ministry probing sexual harassment claims
• MAT SABU: NO NUCLEAR SHIPS CAN DOCK IN MALAYSIA
• TIME FOR CLOSURE
• THE PUBLIC MUST FIGHT TOO
• TRIBUTE TO AN ICON
• BRING BACK GLORY DAYS OF FELDA
• Prevent diabetes with a healthy lifestyle
• Azmin downplays chances of showdown with Rafizi
• Johari denies crisis brewing in PKR
• ‘Most Kelantan PKR divisions likely to support Azmin for president’
• Wisma Putra: Israel must ensure passengers’ safety
• MILITARY TEAM TO JOIN CHALLENGE
• PILGRIMS VISIT HOLY SITES BEFORE HAJ
• ‘I’m glad my daughter is fine’
• ‘The villagers kept us safe despite homes ruined’
• ANNUAR: RM30B LOST SINCE MAY 9
• Umno Supreme Council renamed
• Najib: Stop obsessing over me
• HIKERS GET OFF VOLCANO
• Spain taxi strike against Uber spreads
• INDIA STRIPS 4 MILLION OF CITIZENSHI­P
• UK’s envoy makes ‘Japanese wife’ gaffe in China
• Zimbabwe holds first post-Mugabe election
• STAYING GROUNDED
• Ball-tampering a ‘cry for help’ in unbalanced sport
• Froome ‘still wants’ fifth Tour
• Isner joins elite club of Americans
• DeChambeau apologises for behaviour
• Verstappen angry over engine issue
• HAPPY AUGUST BREAK
• Bottas bridles at Wolff's ‘wingman’ comment
• Top five movers... so far
• NEYMAR ADMITS TO EXAGGERATI­ON
• Age cheating grounds Iraq under-16 squad
• ‘BACK TO WORK, BOYS!’
• Sailing into a ‘gold mine’
• MALAYSIAN EVOLUTION IN JAKARTA
• GREEN LIGHT FOR IMPORT PLAYERS
• Kim Swee won’t sweat over missing two
• CHONG WEI AIMS TO BE BACK
• Finally a point for Malaysia
• ‘REGRESSIVE MOVE’
• Bursa Malaysia sees healthy pipeline of IPOs this year
• “The strong demand for Phase 1 of Liberty @ Ampang Ukay indicates that our products represent good value... “
• NEXT BIKE TO BUILD 2 NEW DUCATI SHOWROOMS
• U.S. TRADER NEW VILLAIN IN NINTENDO’S WORLD
• Nomura revises down FBM KLCI’s year-end target to 1,830 points
• MBSB records RM85.68m profit
• Foreign selling doubled to RM498.4m last week
• Rakuten positive on Serba Dinamik earnings
• Sime Darby Industrial aims to sell 150 units by June next year
• US announces ‘Indo-Pacific’ strategy
• Oman plans to raise US$1.2b for infrastruc­ture
• ‘EMERGING MARKETS’ VOLATILITY STILL HIGH’
• China orders hospitals to stop using recalled drug
• Allianz Malaysia insurance products now available on 11street
• BATA SET TO UNVEIL WINNING COLLECTION­S
• Hakuhodo bags Agency of the Year title
• When blood won’t clot
• “WE CAN LEAD ACTIVE LIVES”
• Wholesome oats
• NUTRITION IN THE KITCHEN
• Why eggs are good for you
• New study links maternal diabetes with autism risk
• Too much antiobioti­cs?
• Why it’s good to see the same doctor
• Just thinking about stress can impact memory
• Running for a reason
• The right support
• Exercise to prevent and treat ED
• HOROSCOPE

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