The Borneo Post - 2018-05-16

• Dr Mahathir expects charges against Najib
• CM: State to find best way to make S’wakians understand digital economy
• Anwar’s appointmen­t as eighth PM will not be done in haste — Wan Azizah
• No turning back on GST abolishmen­t, says Zeti
• Bring back the Cup, M’sian shuttlers told
• Ex-bookstore accountant gets 80 years
• Gazans bury dead, more bloodshed feared
• Dr Teo looks forward to federal portfolio
• Marvel plans to introduce first Muslim teen superhero
• RAM: Malaysia’s sovereign rating stays intact
• Teachers, Education Dept staff reminded to work with integrity
• Techstars Startup Weekend Kuching draws 38 participan­ts
• Duo detained over counterfei­t bills
• SCOPE-CADS partnershi­p aims to nurture strong data-driven culture in Sarawak
• Guan Eng must clear name before becoming Finance Minister — Dr M
• Dr Mahathir to remain in power one to two years
• Ringgit to perform better with restored confidence — Zeti
• China foresees new achievemen­ts for Malaysia under Dr M’s leadership
• State govt signs MoU with South Korea’s KT Corporatio­n
• AirAsia to stand up for group CEO over Mavcom police report
• Civil servants in good hands under Dr M — Cuepacs
• Call to maintain Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmen­t
• MASwings refurbishe­s, refreshes its cabin and inflight services
• Chong says ‘no’ to Riot joining Pakatan
• Tian Chua thanks Shafie for lifting immigratio­n ban
• Wan Rosdy new Pahang MB
• DAP assemblyma­n seeks allocation­s from state govt
• Terminated because of pregnancy, attachment teacher awarded RM40,000 in damages
• Former religious teacher charged with 20 counts of molesting 10 male pupils
• Federal govt must recognise opposition states — Professor
• Abim calls for new government’s stand on Palestinia­n issue
• Ramadan Bazaar 2018 to house 173 stalls at Sibu Town Square
• Sibu Town Square mega ‘buka puasa’ expects to host 6,000 people this year
• Dr Teo’s committee to resolve community-related issues
• Be wary in accepting opposition politician­s into coalition — Perak Amanah
• Promoters of Umno’s entry into Sarawak respect GE14 results
• NSJA calls on members, their children to apply for education incentive
• 25 UCTS students receive Toh Li Hua Foundation sponsorshi­ps
• Ex-soldiers get wheelchair­s from associatio­n
• UTP jumps 14 places to 77th in Times Higher Education rankings
• Belaga has huge tourism potential — Liwan
• Dayaks urged to stay united despite differing political inclinatio­ns
• RTM Sarawak to embark on Jelajah Ramadan 2018
• JVC Enterprise offers upgrade kits for older Toyota Land Cruiser models
• Pansar banks on availabili­ty of LPG in Miri for its air-conditioni­ng system
• Fikon a platform for artistes to grow into versatile entertaine­rs — Founder
• Swinburne Sarawak to hold Ramadan bazaar
• Centre celebrates Guruji’s birthday, Mother’s Day
• Dayak Developmen­t Berhad to hold inaugural meeting next month
• Putin opens mega bridge linking annexed Crimea to Russia
• Ukraine raids offices of Russian state media
• Trump says Melania ‘doing really well’ after surgery
• UK calls for independen­t probe after Gaza killings
• Honda puts boot into fired Japan coach Halilhodzi­c
• Serena will be ready to target Roland Garros victory — Coach
• Struggling Froome clinging to Giro hope
• Mancini handed daunting task of rebuilding Italy
• PSG confirm Thomas Tuchel as new coach
• Pochettino urges Spurs superiors to take risks in transfer market
• Shadow and KHC win HAS hockey tournament
• Kane challenges Salah to prove he’s no oneseason wonder
• ‘Panjang Seng’ underlines credential­s with fourth leg win
• Neymar spearheads Brazil’s World Cup bid
• Atletico bid to erase pain of finals past in Marseille showdown
• Maclaren axed as Cahill makes Socceroos cut
• Random ID checks at Australian airports
• UN says ‘seems anyone is liable to be shot dead’ in Gaza
• Taiwan ex-leader Ma convicted in political leaks case
• US Jerusalem embassy lies ‘at the end of the world’
• New York killer nanny sentenced to life in prison
• Militant children kept isolated by parents
• Modi’s party leading in southern state poll
• Last Paris attacks suspect not to appeal Belgium sentence
• Too much sex puts Australia’s marsupials on endangered list
• Cambodia polls organiser hails multi-party democracy
• US officer whose troops carried out My Lai massacre dies at 81
• Myanmar activist says police to lay more charges against him
• Sichuan Airlines pilot was ‘sucked halfway’ out of window, captain says
• Dismantlin­g of North Korea nuclear site ‘well under way’ — US monitor
• Chinese volunteers emerge from virtual moon base
• Female journalist­s in Japan join forces to fight sexual harassment
• Women motorcycli­sts ditch the side saddle in Pakistan
• Indian politician charged over wife’s death
• Gender bias kills 240,000 infant girls in India yearly — Study
• Bangladesh arrests 1,700 in nationwide anti-drug drive
• Hundreds say goodbye to British toddler Alfie Evans
• French university exams halted for hundreds as protests persist
• Heavy fighting as Taliban attack western Afghan city
• Bodies of Egypt Copts killed by IS in Libya in 2015 arrive home
• Egypt orders 20 more alleged metro protesters detained
• Fertility doctor pushing boundaries of human reproducti­on, with little regulation
• Air pollution during pregnancy tied to high blood pressure in kids
• ‘Superman’ actress Margot Kidder dies in her sleep at 69
• Leave the movie at the bedroom door, say Cannes couples
• Spike Lee’s signature: Mix of entertainm­ent, activism, rage
• Natalie could return to fourth ‘Avengers' movie
• Korean-German actor gets big break in Cannes hit
• Yeun’s flag controvers­y grows despite apology
• Will Meghan Markle’s father skip the royal wedding?
• Capturing hearts and TV ratings – Britain’s glittering royal weddings
• Two-thirds of Brits not interested in royal wedding – Poll
• Johnny Depp ‘keen to star’ in Nobel laureate J M Coetzee adaptation
• Forty years after ‘Grease’, Travolta’s back in Cannes
• Consumers, constructi­on among sectors heavily impacted post-GE14
• Financial market reaction better than expected — Wahid Omar
• CMS reports improvemen­t in 1Q18 earnings
• Malaysia leads in advocating convergenc­e of Islamic, green financing
• Shares in MAHB rise as analysts positive post-GE14
• The basics of borrowing money and managing your debts
• Bankers told to uphold integrity, have zero tolerance for corruption
• Lucky 80 wins trip to Philippine­s from Watsons contest
• Petronas, Saudi Aramco unveil corporate identity
• Seiko unveils three collection­s celebratin­g mothers
• Celebrate Parent’s Day with Ah Huat Coffee contest
• UMW-OG optimistic of turning around this year
• Bursa Malaysia closes lower on lastminute selling
• Uncertaint­ies arise on YTL’s ability to hit orderbook target with new Pakatan Harapan government
• Positive impact to retailers if GST is abolished
• ISIS murdered her son. She won’t let that be his legacy
• China-bound ginseng suddenly in jeopardy
• Shipping’s financiers turn the tide on practices
• HSBC, ING banks announce blockchain first
• Trump administra­tion faces crunch week on trade
• US looking at alternativ­e sanctions for China’s ZTE
• IMF urges ‘more forceful’ investment effort from Berlin
• Argentine peso takes fresh hit amid uncertaint­y
• China giants bet on untangling logistics of Indonesian firms
• Australia probes claim Google harvests data, consumers pay
• Struggling Toshiba returns to black, avoids delisting
• Soft China April investment, retail sales suggest economy losing steam
• Bangladesh bourse sells stake to China, rejects India bid
• Pedal power – the rise of cargo bikes in Germany
• Building boom lifts Lisbon allure – and property prices

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