The Borneo Post - 2017-05-24

• Malaysia committed to ‘Ending AIDS’ by 2030
• Suicide bomber kills at least 22 at Ariana Grande concert in Manchester
• Trial period before decision
• When can an Asian team win the World Cup?
• National strategy on healthcare challenges
• Suicide attack prompts security rethinks
• RM40 million polyclinic to be built in Sibu
• Ariana Grande says she is ‘broken’ after bomb attack
• Repsol’s Bunga Pakma, Kinabalu projects on track
• Parents urged to limit kids’ time on gadgets
• Poor response from govt staff to MACC monetary incentives
• Police arrest 7 over murder of man, obtain 6-day remand
• Man gets 15 years’ jail, caning for hurting community leader
• Unimas urged to develop human capital
• ‘Form associatio­n to preserve, promote Dayak art and heritage’
• Dr Ting plans to sue Speaker, Soon Koh
• Switch off and remove gas stove regulators when not in use
• Wong to respond to Dr Ting’s demand if Australian govt’s record proven wrong
• ‘S’wak can be a thriving modern state’
• Patient relocation among measures to ease polyclinic congestion
• Jabu: Think outside the box to propel state to be most prosperous
• Govt won’t raise sugar price — Hamzah
• State BN optimistic of winning Pujut
• The Borneo Post, See Hua Daily News receive award
• Three fined, jailed for giving bribes
• SRB’s Gawai Dayak operation to curb passenger overload
• Latest express boat incident a wake-up call — Dr Jerip
• Drop in traffic accidents in the first quarter this year
• Identify and nurture children’s talents, parents told
• ‘Don’t abuse Yayasan Sarawak school uniform vouchers’
• Welfare recipients asked to start own businesses
• Join Rimula Global promotion to win trip to Shanghai
• 100 days after Raymond Koh’s abduction, wife calls for his release, justice
• Enough supply of cooking oil for festive celebratio­ns
• Lu re-elected associatio­n’s chairman
• KRR unveils delicious ‘Sempurna...RAYA!’ offerings
• CMS donates RM140,000 to mosques, surau
• Be wary of ‘drug wolves’, warns Dr Rundi
• Tiong: Special envoy duties limit time on the ground
• MBKS-SSPCA Capture, Neuter, Vaccinate and Release pilot programme launched
• Let nothing hold you back at tHe Spring’s Live Active Run 2017
• F&N and DBKU team up for recycling campaign
• Isuzu opens model service facilities
• Take advantage of devt initiative­s, Rohani tells villagers
• Land and River Safety Campaign held in front of Kapit Terminal
• Have time for study and play — Gerawat
• Celebratin­g Gawai with MagnumCare­s
• Tang is Nirvana Memorial Park singing competitio­n champ
• Mulu communitie­s receive government grants, fire relief aid
• Community associatio­ns clean up senior citizen’s home
• DIY products for chemical-free skincare
• 23-year-old Unimas student wins Gawai beauty pageant
• Mustapha Amru, Dr Nurul Hasanah win Quran recital competitio­n
• SUPP/BN team visits longhouses in Lanang
• Motorcycli­sts told to be extra careful while on the road
• Make full use of Miri beaches to increase tourism, Lee tells local community
• Sarawak Bumiputera Entreprene­ur Award back for fourth edition
• MSU signs MoU with government for data sharing
• Executive College holds Orientatio­n Day
• Lambir to gather devt feedback at laboratory session
• Tadika Eduland holds family-cum-mini sports day
• ‘US must rethink strategy in Afghanista­n as Daesh infiltrate­s South Asia’
• New Self Employment Social Security Scheme provides benefits to taxi drivers — Socso
• Patrol boat ran out of fuel, suffered communicat­ion equipment breakdown
• Customs foils drug, currency smuggling attempts
• Missing crew survived on mineral water
• ‘Asean needs new rules for greater regional security’
• Dept told to be creative in facing GE14, social media challenges
• HR in private sectors encouraged to be part of National Unity Internship Programme
• Melaka graft case: Senior cop remanded for seven days to assist in probe
• Malaysia expects to generate RM1 billion from Astana EXPO 2017
• Cuepacs urges govt agencies to set up safety, health panels
• 007 Roger Moore dies aged 89
• British cops arrest man, raid properties
• Philippine forces hunt top Islamist militant in city — Authoritie­s
• Indonesia and Viet boats clash in South China Sea
• Cannes' red carpet falls silent
• Opportunit­y knocks in Paris for Tennessee’s Mr Tennys
• Muddled Murray searching for form ahead of French Open
• Zverev shrugs off German expectatio­ns at Roland Garros
• New mum Azarenka to return for Wimbledon
• Striker Dolberg leads impressive new Ajax generation
• Six key players in the Europa League final
• Sputtering Pogba seeks Stockholm salvation
• Liverpool eyeing silverware after top-four finish — Milner
• India says no Commonweal­th shambles at U17 World Cup
• Arsenal must ensure Sanchez, Ozil stay, says goalkeeper Cech
• Horschels reveal anguish behind USPGA victory tears
• Playoffs exit could spell retirement for Spurs great Ginobili
• Vunipola ‘big loss’ for Lions but more will follow — Gatland
• State body raise funds for judoka’s Japan stint
• Homesick Jang puts family first on leaving US LPGA
• Mourinho bets the house on Europa League glory
• Curry, Durant shine as Warriors sweep into NBA Finals
• Mega-weapon fading as sport broadens out?
• Iraqi fans jubilant as internatio­nal football returns
• McLaren boss sees a world of virtual F1 teams
• European leaders offer sympathy and support for Manchester attack victims
• Terror attacks in Britain
• US starts ‘extreme vetting’ at Australia’s offshore detention centres
• Ousted S. Korean leader Park goes on trial
• Thailand reassures foreigners following hospital attack
• Jakarta governor dropping appeal ‘for sake of nation’
• N. Korea-linked hackers ‘highly likely’ behind WannaCry
• China flexes muscle in spy games against US
• Indonesian men caned for gay sex before jeering crowd
• US delivers patrol boats to Vietnam to deepen security ties
• South Korea fires warning shots at object flown from North Korea
• Japan parliament passes controvers­ial anti-terror bill
• Cape Town region declares drought disaster
• Nepali traffickin­g survivor conquers Everest to warn others of slavery
• Google AI programme beats top-ranked Go player
• Trump condemns ‘evil losers’ behind Manchester attack
• Trump becomes first sitting US president to visit Western Wall
• US white supremacis­t turned Muslim accused of killing neo-nazis
• Iran shrugs off Trump threats, missile tests to carry on
• Militant attack on Afghan army base kills 10 soldiers
• Kabul probes ‘ terrorist’ attack on foreign guest house
• US forces kill seven Al-Qaeda militants in Yemen raid
• CROSSWORD
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• The case against Bill Cosby, explained
• First five jurors chosen for Cosby’s sexual-assault trial
• Washington bar pulls ‘Pill Cosby’ drink from the menu after national outcry
• ‘Dangal’ wrestles its way into hearts of Chinese moviegoers
• As brickbats fly, Angelababy ducks away from Dior show
• Rocker Zheng Jun to go on first tour in over a decade
• Lindsay, the first black, and oldest Bacheloret­te
• Cannes queen Kidman steers career ‘like I’m 21’
• New ‘Twin Peaks’ wins praise, piques curiosity
• Billy Bush Trump tape brought daughter to tears
• Crew couldn’t stomach ‘The Mummy’ stunt, says star Tom Cruise
• Rihanna to star in new movie based on tweet
• TM committed to spearhead ICT developmen­t in Sarawak
• Matrade, MFA urge furniture industry to embrace e-commerce
• RHB pre-tax 1Q pre-tax profit trimmed to RM658.27 mln
• CIMB is top award winner and Best JomPAY Bank for second consecutiv­e year
• Ranhill to up power generation capacity to 1,000 megawatts
• Key sectors to benefit from low Power WAN technology
• Invest Selangor, State Govt of Victoria collaborat­e on high tech industries
• Petronas Dagangan’s opex expected to sustain in line with initiative­s
• Lack of driving force causes delay for RCEP
• Tune Protect’s 1QFY17 results below estimates, but optimism remains
• KLCCP Stapled Group achieves stable performanc­e in first quarter
• Asean leaders endorse search for novel ideas on 50th anniversar­y
• Plastic exports can hit 10 per cent growth this year
• Bursa Malaysia closes lower on selling pressure
• Top Glove acquiring two rubber glove assets a step in the right direction
• MPC targets 2.6 per cent productivi­ty growth in manufactur­ing sector
• Starbucks’ Unicorn Frappuccin­o tastes like sour birthday cake
• Goldman vet gains sway with Trump
• End for Indian outsourcer­sor a chance for rebirth?
• Time will vanquish toddler’s ‘evil-villain’ tirades
• How to teach teens about healthy relationsh­ips
• Lessons for a struggling empty nester, from a family of eagles
• Oil producers to extend output curbs at OPEC meeting in Vienna this week
• Cuba’s first luxury hotel opens in Havana
• Trump budget would cut oil stockpile, open Arctic refuge to drilling
• Eurozone fails to reach Greece debt deal amid IMF row
• American carmakers want rules of origin in NAFTA left untouched
• Mexico raises economic outlook despite Trump fears
• Trading in Noble shares halted as default warning fuels 28 per cent dive
• Sterling slips after Manchester blast, euro steady, stocks advance
• Sony chief says major turnaround complete
• S. Korea tourist numbers hammered by China boycott
• CEO loves to cook. His dinner guests? Chefs

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