The Borneo Post - 2017-12-04

• Based on facts not emotion
• ‘Comprehens­ive preparedne­ss’ among ways to allay traditiona­l threats in the 21st century
• Cricketers vomiting after fielding in smoggy Delhi
• Sasa emerge as inter-club champs
• ‘Strong ties with both state, federal govts’
• Penguang: Position comes with responsibi­lities
• Trump shrugs off Flynn guilty plea
• Harvey Norman offers seamless retail experience in Kuching
• PRS to move to new premises soon — Masing
• Leia leads resistance in Carrie Fisher’s final ‘Star Wars’ film
• Two die in separate road crashes
• Dead baby girl found in landfill
• Youths must have spirit of volunteeri­sm — Anyi
• Dennis takes Pandikar Amin to task on debate challenge with CM
• Forex losses: Police investigat­ion may take a long time — IGP
• Dengvaxia dengue vaccine not distribute­d in M’sia — Health D-G
• DCM happy with Mobile Youth Transforma­tion Vocational Programme
• Mujah: I am PKR’s man for Sri Aman, not PBDS Baru’s
• Immigratio­n raid nets 14 illegal immigrants
• Sarawak Heritage Society holds public lecture by internatio­nal architect
• Clean water supply project for Rumah Mandau to start next month
• SUPP disburses grants to 1,819 organisati­ons this year
• Sape players showcase skills in inaugural fest
• Rayong urges rural folk to join e-trade
• MA63 debate challenge: See beyond the ‘smokescree­n’, DAP man reminds S’wakians
• ‘Huminodun’ complement­s Sabah’s creative industry aspiration — Musa
• Rela Serian members told to keep improving self, maintain fitness
• 6th Miri Internatio­nal Dance Championsh­ip 2017 attracts visitors to resort city
• ‘KPI achievemen­ts a push for SRDC to continue employing people-centric approaches’
• Possibilit­y of BN direct candidates for GE14 ‘mere talk’, says Dr Sim
• Sarawak Energy signs MoU with Unimas for collaborat­ion
• Photograph­s the best way to promote Miri, says MPS president
• ‘Inclusive’ events foster relationsh­ips among races, good for tourism – Abdul Karim
• ‘Consider setting up special lanes for cyclists’
• Surau, mosque committees encouraged to set up charity corners for poor families
• Good Samaritans pool resources to aid 6 poor families in Bau
• S’wak State Library invites public to visit ‘What is Migrated Archives?’ exhibition­s
• Lions Nursing Home gets praises from minister
• SRDC to continue grading exercise on eateries, chairman assures people
• BR1M recipients can update details with IRB via smartphone­s — Lee
• Hope Place organises talk on charity, volunteeri­sm
• SRDC zoning system enables councillor­s to serve better
• Langkawi prepared to host Miss Tourism Internatio­nal final
• Zahid urges bikers to improve image, public perception
• Probe on illegal sand mining free of political influence — MACC
• Couple, child die in crash
• Subramania­m: Two clinics inoperable due to floods in Kelantan
• Najib to galvanise Umno as GE14 looms
• ‘Creating opportunit­ies for nation’s youth key to its future’
• WIPKL 2017: Platform enhancing women leadership to stay relevant
• Indian community told to keep faith in Barisan Nasional
• Philippine President vows action over dengue vaccine ‘scam’
• Six dead as suicide blast hits Afghan political rally
• British PM’s social mobility board quits over failing the poor
• Volkswagen ‘misused’ me, accused executive tells judge
• Liverpool Klopp only has eyes for top four
• Cotto bows out of boxing with loss to Ali
• Zidane: Madrid will get more chances to chase Barca
• Coman, Mueller buoy Bayern for PSG showdown
• Egypt and Colombia take gold, hosts US make podium
• Mourinho hails ‘world best’ De Gea as United beat Arsenal
• Pochettino confident ‘suffering’ will benefit Spurs
• Pep says early wins gave Man City huge boost
• Conte admits Premier League title could already be out of Chelsea’s reach
• James fires Cavs to 11th straight victory, Celtics win
• Gatland’s relief after Springbok arm wrestle
• Dallas Mavericks down LA Clippers to put Carlisle in 700 club
• Gregory lifts title in memory of local squash player
• Asas chief Wee pays tribute to Wong Soon Kai as ‘Father of Sarawak Swimming’
• Officials start countdown to 2017 Suksar
• Brunei musclemen hog the limelight in Miri
• Australia’s deputy PM wins reconteste­d seat, boosts embattled coalition
• 101 cremations: The rise of Bangkok’s Buddhist pet funerals
• Joshua Wong leads ‘anti-authoritar­ian’ march
• Anger in Myanmar social media after Pope uses ‘Rohingya’ word
• American tourist killed in Costa Rica shark attack
• North Koreans face Mongolia exit as UN sanctions bite
• At Angkor Wat, Cambodian strongman stamps brand on kingdom
• Pyongyang blasts US, S. Korea over military drills
• Pope decries ‘irrational’ attitude towards nuclear weapons
• Argentina navy concludes ship remains not connected to missing sub
• Honduras calms following violence sparked by electoral uncertaint­y
• Militia chief arrest ‘dangerous moment’ for Sudan’s Darfur
• Crime, casualties undermine US gains on Afghan battlefiel­d
• Private funeral for war criminal Praljak, says lawyer
• ‘Advances’ but no deal after Venezuela rivals talk
• Macron calls for ‘dialogue’ in Iraq and dismantlin­g of militias
• America First or America Alone? The withdrawal agenda
• US withdraws from UN Global Compact on Migration
• Puigdemont to remain in Belgium till Catalan elections over
• Saudi-led coalition provides air support for Yemen’s Saleh
• Hamas threatens ‘intifada’ over US moves on Jerusalem
• Tens of thousands of Israelis protest against Netanyahu, corruption
• UAE ‘deports’ Egypt presidenti­al hopeful Shafiq to Cairo
• Cameroon army to ‘eradicate’ anglophone separatist problem
• Twin suicide bombings kill at least 13 in Nigeria
• Gary Oldman, Joe Wright on Churchill — as an icon and a man
• Met conductor accused of molesting teen boy – Report
• Fans of EXO-Ls asked to stop creating Blue House petitions
• EXO members among China’s most expensive singers
• Neil Young releases his vast archive and new politicall­y loaded album
• UK newspapers try to guess Prince Harry and Meghan’s mystery matchmaker
• Catwalk goes online with ‘first ever’ runway auction
• Director’s ‘health matter’ brings halt to filming on Freddie Mercury biopic
• Possible re-merger with TM could reenergise Axiata’s earnings prospects
• RHB aims for 10 per cent growth in customer base with new unit
• US GDP grows fastest in three years
• Bonia’s aggressive advertisin­g prompts cost assumption adjustment­s
• CIMB Foundation launches MOZEK to nurture youths
• UEM Edgenta’s FY17-18F earnings forecasts revised upwards
• To cut or not to cut?
• For security agencies, blockchain a potential solution
• Tech of the week Gear up! Samsung sets new standard for lifestyle living with Gear Sport and Gear IconX
• Buy it with bitcoin in New York, but it’s not cheap
• WeWork rides lifestyle change to become new economy star
• Opioid crisis also imposes handicap on US economy
• Greece reaches preliminar­y agreement with creditors
• Fiat Chrysler CEO says in talks with Hyundai on tech partnershi­p
• Last tango for Eurogroup chief Dijsselblo­em
• Fears Brexit could harm Irish horseracin­g trade
• Apple’s Tim Cook says developers have earned US$17 billion
• SoftBank penalised for not reporting US$1.25 million taxable income — Media
• Liberian economy struggles as election crisis drags on
• Saudi may test chart barrier, most of Gulf to be sluggish
• A growing number of young Americans leave desk jobs to farm
• A tailor’s fashionabl­y pure American ethic
• He reveals cancer often mistaken for ‘jock itch’
• Admiral lost son to opioid addiction. Now he’s marshallin­g support to end epidemic

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