New Straits Times - 2024-02-27

• Lies, damned lies and Israel
• RESPONSES TO THE KING’S SPEECH
• ‘TACKLE FISCAL DEFICIT WITH INDEPENDEN­T PANEL’
• Jakim committed to strengthen­ing unity
• PLUS Malaysia fuels Bumiputera entreprene­urs’ journey
• ‘FOCUS ON LONG-TERM FOOD SECURITY’
• IJN dischargin­g civil servants, pensioners: Clarificat­ion soon
• Becoming hub for innovation
• ‘COPS WRONG TO BAR PUBLIC FROM BERSIH RALLY’
• Ex-Infinity Trustee CEO charged with transferri­ng RM116m to a different firm
• BANKS ARE ‘ONLY WATCHING’
• Chief judge: Act now to shape environmen­tal legacy
• EX-BANKER YAK REFUSES TO TESTIFY
• Ex-company owner claims trial to cheating involving RM8,000
• Women find it harder to cope in divorce or break-up
• Intermitte­nt fasting is social media’s star weight loss programme
• Smiles, laughter at Langkawi Sandbar Walk
• Penang House of Music set to close
• Spain fire survivors destitute, still in shock
• Anti-Trump Republican­s don’t feel they belong
• Address root causes of drug use among commercial vehicle drivers
• PENANG M-CYCLE GANGS CAUSING A NUISANCE
• US airman sets himself on fire outside Israel embassy
• PALESTINE GOVT RESIGNS
• US Coast Guard boards Chinese fishing boats in Pacific Islands
• GIBRAN SET TO BECOME V-P
• SWEDEN TO BE PART OF NATO
• Haley soldiers on despite defeats
• SENTENCING STARTS FOR NZ TOUR AGENTS IN VOLCANO BLAST
• Japan Moon lander wakes up after lunar night
• Why Retiring Profession­als MAKE GOOD COACHES
• Bordeaux player remains in coma
• MBAPPE WILL PLAY ‘WHEN I WANT HIM’
• Paris holds its breath for events in murky Seine
• MODRIC THUNDERBOL­T STRIKES DOWN SEVILLA
• Martinez joins the 100 club
• Energy-sapped Chelsea rue missed chances against Liverpool
• The Blades ‘stab themselves’ in defeat at Wolves
• LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BOYS
• Tenaga set to end 21-year title outage
• China-Malaysia diplomatic golf series in full swing
• WORLD CHAMP LIEK HOU STAYS CAUTIOUS
• Shah denied by ‘stupid tactic’
• Long, hard road to recovery for Yew Sin-Ee Yi
• RM543.4M PROFIT FOR AMBANK
• HLI ventures into automotive spare parts manufactur­ing
• HLIB Research maintains ‘buy’ rating on Matrix Concepts
• Power of towering buildings
• ‘Feedback from World Bank to be presented in 13MP’
• PetChem posts RM1.69b net profit
• Foreign net inflow more than doubles to RM786.1m
• AUTO BAVARIA TO RELOCATE 4S CENTRE
• Invest Selangor eyes RM1.3b transactio­ns
• Mubadala, Goldman seal partnershi­p
• WTO MEMBERS AGREE TO INVESTMENT DEAL

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