New Straits Times - 2024-03-21

• Cruel disregard for Islam
• FACTORY SUSPENDS OPERATIONS
• ‘Vital for non-Muslims to know why ‘Allah’ holds such sanctity’
• ‘GEG DECISION BASED ON A-GC RECOMMENDA­TION’
• ‘Those not registered in Padu may miss out on aid’
• The future of timber industry and its way forward
• MACC arrests 10 civil servants suspected of taking bribes
• MB: Perak SADC contribute­d RM55.33m to state in 2023
• KPC-Dungun track installati­on completed
• TV news presenter gives statement to police
• MPB ADDS A TOUCH OF NOSTALGIA WITH ‘RARA’ CAMPAIGN
• SENIOR CITIZEN REFUSES TO ENTER PLEA
• Inspector Sheila to stand trial for alleged public nuisance
• Pulau Redang’s marine conservati­on efforts thrive with innovative toolkit
• LIFE&TIMES
• How polyglots process native language
• Strengthen­ing the immune system
• K-pop for deep sleep
• Mawi: I was paid RM80,000 to sing at weddings
• The Netherland­s: the world’s global legal battlefiel­d
• China tightens grip on HK legislatio­n
• CONVENIENC­E THAT CAN TAKE A TOLL ON OUR HEALTH
• Boost liquid waste disposal regulation, infrastruc­ture
• ISRAEL KILLS 90 IN AL-SHIFA RAID
• China tells US to not take sides in sea issue
• Top Australia, China diplomats meet over trade, human rights
• NO BIDDERS FOR SUU KYI’S ICONIC HOME
• Vietnam farmers struggle for fresh water
• Badosa: Match with friend Sabalenka will be tough
• Verstappen favourite in Melbourne as Red Bull drama rumbles on
• ‘I’M NOT A CHEATER’
• ‘CHEAPSKATE’ GAMES
• Man Utd teenager Mainoo gets first England call-up
• Kroos may remain with Real after Germany comeback
• HARIMAU FACE OMINOUS OMAN
• Japan warns fans not to go to N. Korea for WC qualifier
• Four veterans to form backbone of Speedy Tigers
• ‘APPRECIATE THEIR HONEST OPINIONS’
• FIB ready to take firm action against KL City, Kedah
• All five men’s pairs storm into second round in Basel
• ‘Fuel float’ can save government RM29b in subsidies, says HLIB Research
• JCorp inks MoU with ALPS Global
• ‘STRUCTURAL REFORMS CAN BOOST RINGGIT’
• RM2.85b DIVIDEND FOR GOVERNMENT
• Bank Negara to closely monitor household debt
• 317,435 suspicious transactio­n reports filed with Bank Negara last year
• Headline inflation seen at 2.0-3.5pc this year
• IMPORTANCE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
• Bonia moots purchase of 30pc stake in IT SEA
• SAMSUNG EXPECTS SALES TO HIT US$100M
• IMF urges tight New Zealand budget to contain inflation

New Straits Times - 2024-03-20

New Straits Times - 2024-03-22