The Borneo Post - 2017-05-31

• Caught between profits and security
• State’s Syariah family law to be reviewed — CM
• Kim Jong-nam murder case to be tried at Shah Alam High Court
• WWF: Sarawak may lose some endangered, vulnerable species
• Unrepentan­t serial pick-pocketing couple caught again
• Illegal gambling premises possess licence from local council – Police
• DPM confirms another M’sian killed in Marawi, Philippine­s
• MBKS collects RM25 million in assessment rates for first-half FY2017
• Mainland Chinese keen to explore Sarawak, says Abdul Karim
• RWMF wins Asia-Pacific Excellence Award
• Wong pledges UPP’s support for Pujut by-election BN candidate
• Roland undaunted by heavy task ahead
• Pujut by-election shaping up to be a Yii-Ling battle
• 3 SUPP Pujut branch officials purchase by-election forms
• SUPP Pujut ready for by-election, determined to wrest back seat
• ‘Have a more patient-friendly medication collection system’
• Consider using medication through post, patients urged
• UPP Bawang Assan branch recommends Andrew for Sibu seat
• Developer ordered to pay for late delivery
• Plan to complete projects worth RM10 mln
• Police conduct investigat­ion on daily’s front page on May 27
• Subeng making his move for Saratok seat
• Kapit to be linked with other parts of Sarawak in four years’ time, MP assures constituen­ts
• Telang Usan holds big nature, adventure tourism potential, says assemblyma­n
• PDP to retain all incumbents for GE14
• Gawai celebratio­n unifies Dayaks across Borneo
• Terasang Market a hive of activity before Gawai
• Local NGOs to jointly hold free CPR course at Sarikei Central Market July 1
• Lau launches river bank retention wall project at Rh Saing
• Exercise in the comfort of your home to keep fit
• Experience refreshing and comfortabl­e stay at Jinhold
• Break fast by the river at Original Macam2 Ada Buffet
• ‘Dr Ganja’, two aides detained, ganja worth RM16,000 seized
• Final reminder for traders to display pink price tags
• ‘Peace will not be possible without their sacrifices’
• World-renowned M’sian magician to use mind power to lure European tourists
• King Salman Centre for Internatio­nal Peace begins operations — Hishammudd­in
• PITP Sahur eyes helping more hospitals with pre-fast sahur meal
• Police cripple two Penang motorcycle theft gangs, 53 motorcycle frames found
• Philippine­s warns militants to surrender or die
• South Korean leader orders probe into US THAAD additions
• No link between southern Thailand bombing to death of Daesh member – Thai PM
• Nadal, Djokovic cruise as Muguruza downs ex-champ
• Muguruza salutes ‘spectacula­r’ Schiavone
• Just one week for Djokovic and Agassi
• Divorcing from tennis? Not so sure anymore, says Schiavone
• Becker backs Federer’s decision to skip French Open
• China ‘ping-pong prince’ suspended over casino suit
• Hansen expects All Blacks to face ‘Warrenball’
• US sportswrit­er fired after questionin­g Sato Indy win
• Lions coach Gatland braces for ‘ultimate challenge’
• Court won’t be ‘intimidate­d’ on gay marriage stance
• Wagner taunts critics as Huddersfie­ld hit promotion jackpot
• Kerr to miss NBA Finals opener
• Vingada hoping for the best with limited time
• Exponents perform beyond club’s expectatio­ns
• Morgan sees S. Africa rout as timely lesson for England
• Valverde’s poise to be tested by Barcelona pressures
• Buffon knocking on Ballon d’Or door
• Time for Juventus to bring trophy home — Allegri
• New gym, new targets for state weightlift­ers
• Tiger sorry after arrest, says alcohol not involved
• Sarawak to spend RM10.9 million to prepare athletes for 2018 Sukma
• CHRONOLOGY
• All Blacks have ‘room for improvemen­t’, says coach
• Japan urges China to play bigger role in restrainin­g N. Korea
• Tobacco kills 7 million a year, wreaks environmen­tal havoc — WHO
• Pakistan protesters demand electricit­y as temperatur­es soar
• Cities may be 8 degrees Celsius hotter by 2100 — Study
• First Japanese to report Hiroshima atomic bomb dies at 86
• UN names team to probe alleged crimes against Rohingyas
• Australia to strip convicted paedophile­s of passports
• Mother gets 26 years for drowning her children in Australian lake
• British journalist faces five years in Thai jail for carrying protective gear to Iraq
• India’s Modi demands swift punishment for murderers of rickshaw driver
• 6.6-magnitude quake hits central Sulawesi
• Daughter of South Korea’s ‘Rasputin’ set to return home
• Cambodian govt wielding ‘courts of injustice’ ahead of polls – Amnesty
• China to launch cybersecur­ity law despite firms’ concerns
• Six dead after dialysis treatment in Vietnam
• Tokyo’s governor takes on Japan’s old-boy network, but denies run for PM
• North Korea’s precision-guided ballistic missile test successful — State media
• Taiwanese steel plant opens in Vietnam after fish deaths
• Manchester marks week since attack as questions grow
• Indonesian Islamist leader named suspect in porn case
• Two dead, hundreds of thousands flee as cyclone batters Bangladesh
• UK’s ‘Big Brother’ anti-terror strategy flawed, UN expert says
• Outrage as calf killed in protest over India slaughter ban
• White House braces for more scrutiny as Trump defends Kushner
• Venezuela opposition figures wounded as anti-govt demos intensify
• Trump: Slayings of men defending Muslim, black teens ‘unacceptab­le’
• Trudeau seeks papal apology over indigenous people issue
• Ex-Panamanian dictator Noriega dead at 83
• Trump has ‘weakened’ the West, hurt EU interests — German FM
• Iraq forces press forward with Mosul assault amid resistance
• Iranian hardliners accuse Rouhani of voter fraud, interferen­ce
• Macron, Putin hold ‘frank’ talks on Syria, Ukraine
• Putin a bigger threat than Islamic State — McCain
• Dramatic video shows migrants rescued from burning boat
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• Sweden’s Ostlund, from witty ski bum to top Cannes winner
• Extraordin­ary life of explorer Ali Bey set for cinema
• Andy Serkis gets people to do impression­s of his characters in supermarke­ts
• Takei deflects racist vibes aimed at ‘Star Trek’ series
• Jude Ratnam’s film breaks silence on ‘madness’ of civil war in Sri Lanka
• Indonesia’s hijab-wearing Muslim metal group challenges stereotype­s
• Billy Joe Shaver invented outlaw country music, so why is he still rambling around Texas in a van?
• Harry Styles calls hospitalis­ed bombing victim to send love
• Who’s that girl on the Cannes red carpet? You may well ask
• Kardashian knew marriage to Humphries would not last
• Jessica blasts the ‘disturbing’ representa­tion of women in film
• Geoffrey Rush thinks ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ was wise to avoid stereotype­s
• Priyanka: It’s tough for Indian stars to achieve stardom in Hollywood
• Boyzone planning tour and new music
• Tie-up with Geely will free Proton from govt subsidies
• Tanjung Manis POBF initiates CPO shipment to India
• Good gaming quarter for Genting Group
• Earnings growth for KPJ looking dull in first quarter
• Grand-Flo expects equal revenue from two divisions this year
• Celcom allocates RM1.5 billion in capex this year
• Hong Leong Bank’s first nine months of 2017 results in line with estimates
• QL Resources’ FY17 results garners mixed views
• Strong prospects from Tasco despite slight earnings miss
• TRC to tenders for MRT, LRT projects in 2017
• Alam may be able to resolve RM30 million sukuk backed by sinking fund
• RAM reaffirms Thailand’s gBBB1(pi)/Stable rating
• Tech change, cyber risk overtake regulation as top risks for insurers
• Bursa malaysia ends mixed in cautious trading
• Supermax records RM20.89 mln pre-tax profit in 3Q17
• Coca-Cola’s new CEO fights digital threat to buying habits
• In Nigeria, black market is cheaper than official rate
• Hertz plunges as investors question how long company recovery will take
• The important role of aunts and uncles in children’s lives
• I chose not to breast-feed. That doesn’t make me a bad mom
• Learning to deal with my daughter’s job as a police officer
• Greece says ‘confident’ of ‘good solution’ in June
• RBS investor group accepts offer to end lawsuit over 2008 cash call
• South Africa’s rand weakens after Zuma defeats another call to step down, stocks flat
• EU clears EDF takeover of Areva reactor business
• Italian banks sink on early election worries
• With flights back in the skies, BA must now repair damaged reputation
• China’s slam dunk ‘sharing economy’ booms, but can it last?
• India cattle trade ban to halt beef exports, lead to job losses
• Nepal announces US$12 bln budget targeting high growth
• Japan household spending sags again in April
• S.Korea’s Jeju Air says China approves flights in sign of easing tension

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