New Straits Times - 2018-09-01

• SULAIMAN, SRI RAM TO LEAD PROSECUTIO­N
• A nation awash with pride
• LGE: RM14.56b in unrefunded taxes falsely recorded as revenue
• MERDEKA ROCKS WITH GEGARIA
• Q&A WITH DATUK SERI ANWAR IBRAHIM
• ‘WINNING GE14 WAS EASY PART’
• China believes ECRL, gas pipeline projects can continue
• Foreign minister says Tan is special envoy to China
• Will SST lead to price increases?
• ‘MACC can probe for evidence classified under OSA’
• Festival a favourite despite nearby events
• 300,000 TURN UP FOR HISTORIC CELEBRATIO­N
• ‘Event a huge success’
• ALOR GAJAH
• MALAYSIANS EXPRESS LOVE FOR COUNTRY
• BACKING OUT OF CHINA DEALS A WISE MOVE
• REINFORCIN­G THE SECURITY CHAIN
• MYANMAR GENERALS SHOULD BE CHARGED
• BUILD POSITIVE HABITS THAT CAN SAVE LIVES
• UNREGISTER­ED MEDICINES HAUL
• Tan: No need to talk about BN issues
• Halimey: I didn’t get TV invitation
• AUSTRALIAN CATHOLICS VOW BIG CHANGES
• Govt loses majority with ex-PM Turnbull resigning
• CHINA TO REIN IN ONLINE GAMES
• Japan eyes record defence budget
• STUDY: EARTH’S ECOSYSTEMS AT RISK
• Detroit tribute concert celebrates Aretha Franklin
• Vettel riding the red wave at Monza
• FEDERER, DJOKOVIC THROUGH
• Broad strikes twice but India still on top
• Maria douses fightback from gritty Sorana
• BURNLEY END EUROPA FORAY
• Edwin, mentor of many athletes, passes on
• Caster, Lyles shine in Diamond League
• Modric is Player of the Year
• DEVILS’ REUNION
• Firmino aims to end goal drought
• Japan dare to dream
• ‘NATURALISE­D’ AFRICANS WIN IT BIG FOR BAHRAIN
• Pencak silat stirs tensions among neighbours
• Ladon gives Philippine­s shot at gold
• CURB AGGRESSION AGAINST JAPAN
• Hong Kong’s Sarah Lee sprints to gold
• Hazim a ‘winner’ for his sport
• GLITTERING GOLD BECKONS
• Yiwei wins 3m springboar­d bronze
• Thai Jai shocks Azizulhasn­i
• TEEN TIITAN ON WAVES
• India end Malaysia’s challenge
• “We are also putting in place proactive and defensive strategies to deliver profitable performanc­e next year.”
• Air Asia’s China foray hits turbulence
• FALLEN INTO DISTRESS
• ECONOMISTS SEEK MORE DETAILS ON ‘RM 10b’ ECRL PROJECT
• ‘SST TO HAVE NO MAJOR IMPACT ON SERVICES SECTOR’
• Rubber glove makers set for US boost
• MASNIZAM CONFIRMS LEAVING PRASARANA
• Matrix names Lee as exec deputy chairman
• ANWAR MAKES ‘HOMECOMING’ VISIT TO I-CITY
• CHINA’S GLOBAL MARKET SHARE ON THE RISE
• Hyundai Motor plans to ship China-made cars to S-E Asia
• COCA-COLA GAINS TASTE FOR COFFEE WITH £3.9B COSTA DEAL
• Rupiah falls to lowest level since 1998 Asian crisis
• NESTLE WANTS YOUR DNA
• Tesla can trade in ‘crown jewels’ to secure fresh funding
• Giving new life to old classics
• Help plants survive in full sunshine
• Nectarine goodness
• A little confidence goes a long way
• Silent call of the rainforest­s of the ocean
• Finding that sense of purpose
• A family’s worst enemy
• HOROSCOPE
• DoubleTree by Hilton Kuala Lumpur
• THE ONLY EASY DAY Was Yesterday

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