New Straits Times - 2024-03-06

• MINISTER: GOVT HAS NO PLAN TO REVIVE GST
• Know your scammer
• Anwar: Govt stability a primary factor in attracting investors
• 9 demands under MA63 resolved, says Fadillah
• Anwar’s visit to India set to open new chapter in ties
• ‘DON’T DELAY SUBSIDY REVAMP’
• Daim’s wife challenges validity of MACC charge
• ‘SRC A VICTIM OF LARGE-SCALE FRAUD’
• UDA inks deal to promote environmen­tal sustainabi­lity in schools
• MAN SUES UUM OVER DAUGHTER’S DEATH
• Ex-Australian Transport Safety Bureau official urges Canberra to back search
• GRIEVING THEIR LOSS A DECADE LATER
• Sanusi alleges plot to block production of Kedah Rice
• LIFE&TIMES
• Electronic music can alter our mental state
• Going ‘clean’ at every meal
• Lost luggage blues for Awal, Scha in Milan
• Home detention programme offers a chance for rehabilita­tion
• Power supply means ‘life or death’ in Gaza hospitals
• Critical need for stringent rules in handling e-waste
• WEAK RINGGIT A WAKE-UP CALL
• ‘Ships entering Yemeni waters must obtain permit’
• GAZA CEASEFIRE TALKS FALTER
• China vessels ram Philippine boats, 4 hurt
• TRIAL BEGINS IN VIETNAM’S US$12.5B FRAUD CASE
• NZ PM flies commercial to Asean summit
• France enshrines abortion as constituti­onal right
• CHINA GOES BIRTH-FRIENDLY
• CHAOS ON THE GRID
• Djokovic and Nadal return, Gauff carries US flag at Indian Wells
• ‘We still have to convince’ say Super League promoters after poll boost
• Eckroat wins first title at delayed Cognizant Classic
• KERR TO FACE CRIMINAL TRIAL
• SETBACK FOR CR7
• Aston Villa confirm significan­t losses in end of year accounts
• Inter beat Genoa to extend Serie A lead
• Pekan fast to agree with new talent project
• Arteta delighted with impact of Arsenal’s summer signings
• GUNNERS INFLICT PAIN AT THE LANE
• ZII JIA SET TO DAZZLE PARIS
• Yew Sin-Ee Yi disappoint­ed
• VETERANS STILL LOVE SPEEDY TIGERS
• New coach for para-swimmers
• Pan Gon to get Harimau fit for qualifiers
• INVESTKL DRAWS RECORD RM8.7B FDI
• Institutio­nal shareholde­rs urged to support capital markets, DDI
• ‘HOLD’ CALL ON 7-ELEVEN MAINTAINED
• ‘CONSOLIDAT­ION IS THE KEY’
• Sukuk remains key financing tool in Malaysia
• MICCI: Reconsider decision on unused allocation­s
• Masimo opens production facility in Pasir Gudang
• SMART A.I. CONTAINER PORT FOR PD
• Malaysia receives investment commitment­s from 8 Australian firms
• MCCC holds dinner to facilitate connection­s, collaborat­ions
• GOVT’S SPRING BUDGET MAY STIR STERLING
• Thailand’s headline CPI falls for 5th straight month in February
• ‘Fosun exploring sale of Atlantis Sanya resort’

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