New Straits Times - 2018-08-02

• ‘PETRONAS, KHAZANAH NOT UNDER MY MINISTRY’
• Failed US $20m lingerie deal laid bare
• DPM: REVIEW OF DEATH PENALTY NEEDED BEFORE SIRUL CAN RETURN
• HIGH-TECH E-TAGS TO KEEP TRACK OF HAJ PILGRIMS
• Pas: Dr M’s appointmen­t contradict­s PH’s pledge
• ‘Arul Kanda paid less in 1MDB’
• Bishop: Australia will back reformatio­n agenda
• Anwar willing to be a tool to defend royal institutio­n
• ‘Azmin may make last-minute announceme­nt for PKR presidency bid’
• Anwar: Don’t entertain talks as Azmin has not made his move’
• Maszlee: Transfers of teachers not frozen
• AZMIN: OIL ROYALTY MEANS CASH PAYMENT
• VERBAL CLASH OVER SACKINGS
• Gender sensitisat­ion course for dept heads
• ‘Kepala bapak’ a common term in BM’
• Absence of Rafizi’s camp raises eyebrows
• ‘ENDORSE BN’S CANDIDATE’
• ‘Zawawi daydreamin­g if he thinks he can curb cronyism, nepotism’
• CHECKS SHOW ZAWAWI IN THE LEAD
• Bian’s visit puts Sg Kandis woes under the spotlight
• PKR candidate pledges to continue reform agenda
• Host of events for Merdeka
• ‘AFTER 40 YEARS, LET ME REST’
• Health minister: No need to close all schools
• BIDDING FOR SPECIAL PLATES NOW OPEN
• ‘Strengthen local Chinese system instead’
• Do your part in preventing HCAI in patients, nurses urged
• MACC PROBES PERAK AGENCY
• IT MUST FAITHFULLY SERVE THE GOVERNMENT OF THE DAY
• A DEEPER SHADE OF DISCRIMINA­TION
• FEARS OF FOOD SHORTAGES AND LOG-JAMMED PORTS
• HIV/AIDS THREATENIN­G A NEW GENERATION
• BENEFITS OF DIGITALISE­D RAIL TRAVEL
• ‘18,000 pilgrims already in Holy Land’
• Performing haj at 19 a dream come true for young man
• Safety measures will be stepped up at monorail and LRT platforms
• MAN HIT BY LRT TRAIN
• COURT FIXES HEARING ON AUG 13, 17
• POLICE CLASSIFY DEATH OF BURN VICTIM AS MURDER
• 208 cases recorded in first half of the year
• Suspect who rammed Nada officer held in Johor drug raids
• 97 HURT IN MEXICO PLANE CRASH
• US to push for sanctions pressure against N. Korea
• ‘Zimbabwe polls on un-level playing field’
• NO-GO FOR U.S. 3D GUN BLUEPRINT
• Indonesian girl’s plight prompts call to legalise abortion
• VIETNAM’S GOLDEN BRIDGE GOES VIRAL
• Thieves snatch Swedish royal jewels
• SERENA’S WORST DEFEAT
• Wawrinka stunned by qualifier Young
• Mental boost helps Isner peak at 33
• ‘FEMALES FACE GREATER RISK’
• Iraq withdraw football team from Asian Games
• England rebuild after India dismiss Cook
• CRACKING THE WHIP
• Modric ‘keen on Inter move’ as Serie A giants show interest
• WAITING IN THE WINGS
• Devils hold on to beat Real
• Pochettino hints rookie Amos could start opener
• ‘SORRY TO BE LEAVING MY TEAMMATES’
• Klopp keen to see more local lads in the first team
• FUAD PUNCHES FOR GLORY
• VAN HUIZEN’S BOYS MUST WORK HARDER
• Daren carries Malaysia’s hopes at World Championsh­ips
• Jin Wei impresses as she has nothing to lose
• KEGLERS WITHIN MEDAL STRIKE
• Sharbinee: We must shore up KL’s leaky defence
• WHOPPING ORDER BOOK
• Ong: US-China tension initial impact on trade minimal
• “Potential investors look for stability in terms of policy, with the involvemen­t of reputable individual­s.”
• DRB-HICOM TO SELL STAKE IN ALAM FLORA FOR RM944.6m
• ‘LOCAL CPO EXPORT DUTY MUST MATCH INDONESIA’S’
• BAMBOO AIRWAYS POISED TO JOIN VIETNAM SKIES
• CPP denies funds used to pay debts linked to 1MDB
• Axiata Group remains Maybank IB’s top pick
• BPB buying palm oil land, mill for RM397m
• ‘PEOPLE FACTOR’ IMPORTANT
• PetroVietn­am seals deal to sell gas to 2 Japan firms
• US$200 HIGHERBU.S. CHINA TARIFFS GOODS? ON
• HUAWEI OVERTAKES APPLE
• Facebook finds evidence of interferen­ce in US mid-term election
• Fund aiming for 30pc total return target
• Almost paradise
• Travel in style
• A visual and sensory experience
• Sights and sounds of the Red City
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• Green haven

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