New Straits Times - 2024-03-13

• The TVET promise
• Call to retain safeguard for foundlings, stateless kids
• Saifuddin rubbishes HRW report on torture of migrants
• 2 new methods mulled to aid the poor
• NS 3.0 MAY NOT INVOLVE SCHOOLCHIL­DREN
• ‘Unclaimed monies can help reduce debt, improve public services’
• NGO, activist back move to let school canteens stay open for Ramadan
• Yayasan Jaafar Ahmad, RMHC Malaysia bring cheer to underprivi­leged kids
• CAP: Avoid wasting food during Ramadan
• DPP: PROSECUTIO­N TO CALL 25 WITNESSES
• Three foreigners linked to gems heists killed in shootout with cops
• IGP: No info on Malaysian link to Indian drug lord
• Using tech for better results
• LIFE&TIMES
• Nurturing minds, bridging worlds
• Tap water drinkers may find boiling their cup of tea
• Managing menopause and osteoporos­is
• Action-packed film shot in Sarawak to debut on Malaysia Day
• BET is crucial for Madani economic vision
• TikTok dragged into US election as Trump reverses stand
• REFLECT, BE GRATEFUL FOR WHAT WE HAVE
• Take a leaf from Japan on anti-smoking measures
• FIRST AID SHIP TO GAZA LEAVES CYPRUS
• THAI REFORMIST PARTY FACES DISSOLUTIO­N BID
• Professors may join striking junior doctors
• LATAM PLANE BLACK BOX SEIZED
• Paris’ lean Olympics won’t blow any budgets
• MASSA SUES OVER ‘LOST’ TITLE
• Pochettino calls for Chelsea unity after Newcastle win
• CRUNCH WEEK FOR ROJIBLANCO­S
• HIGH PRICE TO PAY FOR THE GAMES
• Study the fine print first, says Shapawi
• Commonweal­th Games chiefs hail ‘track record’ as Malaysia emerges as possible host
• HIGH FIRST HURDLE FOR ZII JIA
• Veteran Razie left out of national team
• POSER OVER VANKE’S MALAYSIAN OPERATION
• ROBUST RAYA SALES SEEN FOR TOMEI
• No change to ‘sell’ call on Globetroni­cs
• HLIB Research keeps ‘buy’ stance on UMC
• GOODYEAR’S STRATEGIC MOVE
• ECRL project hits new milestone with three tunnel breakthrou­ghs
• ‘Underperfo­rm’ call on CTOS with RM1.15 target price
• ‘THERE’S HUGE OPPORTUNIT­Y IN THE E&E SECTOR’
• Proton X90 debuts in Bangladesh market
• Australian business conditions improve
• TESLA, RIVALS GET LOW MARKS FOR DRIVERLESS TECHNOLOGY

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