New Straits Times - 2019-05-21

• CATTLE CROSSING
• TRAVEL BAN WAS DUE TO POOR PTPTN REPAYMENTS
• Harvests and thorns
• Bleak numbers reveal an escalating crisis
• ANSWER TODAY ON WCE’S RAYA TARGET?
• Multi-agency operation against illegal Vietnamese fishermen bearing fruit
• ‘DAP TO LET COPS FINISH PROBE FIRST’
• ‘TURTLE SELFIE’ DRAWS IRE OF DIVERS
• Move to amend Wildlife Conservati­on Act timely, says activist
• HIGHER EXPECTATIO­N FOR SEBERANG PRAI
• ‘City status will accelerate developmen­t’
• ‘TACKLE HEAVY METAL POLLUTION ISSUE’
• Ainul to leave for London on Friday
• U.S. TECH FIRMS CUT OFF HUAWEI
• ‘CYBERSPACE EASES JIHADISTS’ EVIL ACTS’
• World peace under threat from terrorists using social media
• FASTING WITH ORANG ASLI
• ‘TIMELY MOVE TO TRIM OVERHANG’
• US-China trade row a boon for local sector, say German firms
• NO JOB CUTS, SAYS AXIATA
• ‘SunCon expected to post stronger results in H2’
• RHB Research upbeat on Tan Chong Motor
• PNB LIKELY TO REFURBISH OLD BUILDING
• Country Garden climbs to 129th in Forbes Global 2000 list
• KENANGA INVESTORS BAGS 3 AWARDS
• Maybank Islamic wins big at Digital Banker Award
• A greener period
• Quality of care in telemedici­ne
• The battle against superbugs
• Quit smoking by pairing up
• Sleep myths can harm health
• A math prodigy
• Coaching Skills Can Make
• Afternoon tea with Tiffany
• Making peace at home
• Captain Nobody saves the day!
• Rumah Ilham residents visit peers at Montford Boys Town
• Answer key
• A sign of high blood pressure
• Speedy detection of bacterial infection
• Genes linked to addiction
• Sexual aggression at bars, parties
• Dentists could play key role in identifyin­g domestic violence
• My Mt Kinabalu challenge
• LYNAS PLANS TO SET UP TEXAS PLANT
• EU body: Forced tech transfers rising in China
• RYANAIR PROFIT PLUNGES TO €1.02B
• Strategist­s: Bitcoin surge mirrors 2017 trend
• TRUMP: CHINA WON’T BE NO.1 ECONOMY
• Imposing fines on anti-vaxxers a better strategy
• MORAL STUDIES A DYNAMIC SUBJECT
• MBIP will rue paying people to catch mice
• CAMBODIANS MARK GENOCIDE IN DAY OF ANGER
• Life support ends for vegetative man
• Billionair­e to pay study loan of all grads
• BJP PREPARES FOR A WIN
• KAWHI KILLER
• Langer defends decision to snub Hazlewood
• Coach confident Pakistan will be better after English lesson
• ‘THE MOST SATISFYING’
• Johnson completes runner-up grand slam
• Spieth ‘in a good place’ after PGA Championsh­ip
• ALLEGRI GETS HERO’S SEND-OFF
• GUNNERS DESPERATE FOR EUROPA LEAGUE
• Liverpool join race for Ajax captain
• ALL OR NOTHING
• Hafizh gets his first points of the season
• Nothing seems to work for Dollah
• MUDDLED POOL OF TROUBLED WATERS
• THE DIFFERENCE CONSULTANT­S WITH COACHING SKILLS CAN MAKE
• Afternoon tea with Tiffany

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