New Straits Times - 2024-03-17

• ‘Extremism’ goes British
• ‘Bid to challenge decision on Najib will likely fail’
• Anwar: It’s time to restart EU FTA talks
• RM45B IN POTENTIAL INVESTMENT­S
• ‘EX-BERSATU MEN IN PKR WON’T ERODE PH SUPPORT’
• Idea to revive MN a joke, says Kedah Umno
• Poverty rate in Sabah declining, says Beluran MP
• ‘You touch, you go,’ Fadhlina tells school staff
• ‘FOREIGNERS RENTING KIDS TO BEG DURING RAMADAN’
• Western singers skipping Malaysia due to those kicking up a fuss
• Girls, rivalries and football feature in Pope Francis’ memoir
• Triumph of the human spirit
• A boy and his dogs
• Propelling preservati­on of historic cities
• A step back in time
• Forgotten ‘Oppenheime­r’ victims
• South Korea’s struggling healthcare
• The (not so) dismal science
• 200 TONNES OF FOOD UNLOADED
• S. Korean senior doctors to resign in support of strike
• Rights advocates denounce ‘systemic abuse’ in Israeli prisons
• FATAH HITS BACK AT CRITICISM OF NEW PM
• MANILA: SOVEREIGNT­Y KEY IN SEA TALKS
• HK jails 12 over 2019 legislatur­e storming
• Former military staff link Bolsonaro to failed coup bid
• HAITIANS SCEPTICAL OF INTERIM GOVT PROPOSAL
• GOVT PLANS MORE DC CHARGING BAYS
• WTCA PLANS 3 LAUNCHES IN 2024
• AUSTRALIA IS NEW BATTLEGROU­ND
• BYD SPEARHEADS CHINESE EV PUSH
• FIXING POOR URBAN PLANNING TO IMPROVE TRAFFIC
• New parents left angry as babies need Paris Games tickets
• HAMILTON LOOKS FOR STRONG FAREWELL
• Holders Man City to face Real Madrid in Champions League last eight
• Leipzig into top four as Simons and Openda slay Cologne
• RED-HOT RIVALRY
• Chelsea go three points clear with WSL home win over Arsenal
• DECISION ON MALAYSIA AS HOST MAY BE KNOWN NEXT WEEK
• Pekan in favour of Malaysia-Singapore as joint-hosts
• ‘One-hand’ gamer Syakz hopes to inspire others
• IT’S NOT ABOUT BRUTE STRENGTH
• NO MORE HAPPY HUNTING GROUND

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