The Borneo Post - 2018-06-27

• Me in the Cabinet?
• Sarawak, Copenhagen Zoo sign MoU on wildlife conservati­on, management
• Laver and King special for 50th year of pro era
• CM: Up to Dr M to spread Bersatu wings to Sarawak
• MMEA nabs 27 foreign fishermen, seizes marine catch
• Desperate search for 12 trapped in cave
• Brosnan says Tom Hardy should be next James Bond
• Eagleexpre­ss, Suasa Airlines join AirAsia’s call to abolish Mavcom
• Abdul Rahman: Connect all schools to electricit­y grid
• Tribunal orders developers to pay house buyers for late delivery
• ‘Leaked’ cabinet list names Baru as minister, Chong as deputy
• JPJ issued 651 summonses during Ops Raya 2018
• Dr Abdul Rahman confident rural electrific­ation achieved ahead of schedule
• Finance Ministry to decide on trust fund for kids — DPM
• S’wak welcomes any party from Peninsula — Dr Abdul Rahman
• Bersatu’s plan to expand to S’wak a message to PBB to align with PH — See
• ‘Bersatu may lack faith in PH components in Sarawak’
• MoU a platform for exploring research and developmen­t
• Manyin: Still waiting for ministry on issues affecting schools in Sarawak
• Lim’s language controvers­y: View it on positive note, says Karambir
• Musa Aman breaks silence, says he’s in UK
• More than 400,000 PTPTN borrowers taken out of black list — Chairman
• Dr Wan Azizah: Parents Day to be celebrated on first Sunday in July
• Police to undergo restructur­ing, some taskforces to be disbanded — Minister
• Unifor to have own building in Kuching
• 90 new MPs at July 16 sitting – a Dewan Rakyat record
• Home Ministry knows Jamal still in Indonesia, PDRM to work with republic’s authoritie­s to track him down
• Government presents RM700,000 in grants to two religious organisati­ons in Sarawak
• Stalemate over Kedah Speaker continues
• Vincent Tan to sell entire stake in T7 Global
• Dept orders halt to sand dredging works pending probe
• Shafie urges cooperativ­e members to make preparatio­ns to develop entity
• Debris at Miri Waterfront an eyesore
• Zulfarhan Osman denied taking laptop of first accused — Witness
• Kpg Sebat Melayu folk claim NCR land taken by company
• Govt to focus on 3Es to reduce road accidents
• Taxi, e-hailing drivers still reluctant to contribute to Socso — Minister
• Sarawak MMEA seized 37 foreign fishing boats in 2017
• Foster closer ties with one another, Dayaks reminded
• Misuse of workers’ permit exposed
• George Anthony Ginibun Sabah Deputy Speaker
• Malaysia’s pharmaceut­ical companies participat­e in preservati­on of antibiotic­s workshop
• All but one of 56 Selangor assemblyme­n sworn in
• ‘Appointmen­t of Selangor Speaker based on consensus’
• Reduce dependence on imported vegetable seeds — Salahuddin
• Ministry plans housing project for B40 at highland tower site, says Zuraida
• Sabah Chief Minister calls for independen­t, objective media
• Apply for various tech-courses at PPKS, school-leavers encouraged
• IBS College Student Council hosts Gawai-Raya celebratio­n
• Harvey Norman launches its first Factory Outlet
• CIDB accreditat­ion a must for site supervisor­s and constructi­on workers
• Everrise Supermarke­t opens its doors in Miri
• Internatio­nal Day of Yoga at Reservoir Park this Sunday
• St Matthew’s to hold fundraisin­g ‘Jog-Walk-a-thon’ on July 7
• Brexit bill becomes law, allowing UK to leave EU
• Vietnam’s flood death toll rises to 15, more torrential rains forecast
• Court lets trees live to fight another day in New Delhi
• More than 120,000 women in Saudi Arabia apply for licence
• Outrage after Philippine’s Duterte calls God ‘stupid’
• Myanmar sacks top general involved in Rohingya crackdown
• Tonga police seize 58 kilos of cocaine worth US$13 million
• World Cup sees Iranian women score spot in the stands
• Hierro says Spain must tighten up after Morocco draw
• Iraqis buy into World Cup fever, without breaking the bank
• Reus on a mission as Germany seek to complete escape act
• Sweden must bounce back fast with World Cup group on knife-edge
• Murray gets Wimbledon boost with first win on comeback trail
• Serena happy to plant seed of doubt for Wimbledon rivals
• Huruhara steal limelight, Lucky lift MAW 185 title
• Vaughan says ‘X-factor’ Buttler can inspire England to World Cup
• Guscott calls on England boss Jones to ‘change his ways’
• Uruguay make case for defence despite attacking riches
• Tennis tourney to spot talent for devt programme
• History for Egypt keeper but Pharaohs fall to Saudis
• Rockets ace Harden crowned NBA MVP
• With Neymar tears, might emotional frailty prove Brazil’s undoing?
• Federer eyes ninth Wimbledon title but wary of Nadal threat
• Swiss seek point and respite from politics
• Laos torches narcotics stockpile on World Drug Day
• Indonesia names captain, three officials as suspects in deadly ferry disaster
• Koreas hold talks on connecting railways
• Showdown as West seeks to boost powers of OPCW
• Israeli missiles strike near Damascus airport
• EU sanctions senior Myanmar military over Rohingya abuses
• Rouhani: Iran will not give in to pressure from Trump
• US suspends key part of zero tolerance policy
• Four people injured in shooting at park in Hong Kong
• Australia to buy A$7 bln unmanned spy planes from US
• 13th century cockatoo images spark Australia-Europe trade re-think — Researcher­s
• Van slams into offices of Dutch daily paper
• Mattis visits China as tensions simmer
• Two dead, including policeman, in rare Japan violent crime
• Chinese warships continue to hold drill in waters near Taiwan
• 8 Hezbollah fighters killed in Yemen
• Taliban rejects pleas by Afghan elders for a ceasefire extension
• Bodies found in Colombia are journalist­s from Ecuador
• Trump silent on rollout of Mideast peace process
• Nicaragua unrest mounts as talks resume
• German NGO rescue ship Lifeline may dock in Malta — France
• Hundreds of birds stricken after Rotterdam oil spill
• Russia jails man for not revealing IS-linked attack plan
• Syrian convicted of Berlin assault on Israeli wearing Kippa
• Canadian Mounties face bullying lawsuit from within
• Sometimes grandparen­ts are best teachers
• Parents often lack plans on safety at amusement parks
• What having child with complex medical needs taught me about getting good health care
• Roseanne breaks down sobbing in newly released interview after racist tweet: ‘I’ve lost everything’
• Disney’s ‘Star Wars’ headaches include outcry from own fans
• Is talking about ‘Westworld’ more fun than bingewatch­ing ‘Westworld’?
• Fans still hoping for new Beyond line-up
• A guide to ‘Bacheloret­te’ off-screen drama, Lincoln’s criminal record
• ‘Fallen Kingdom’ is the one film to challenge Disney’s superheroe­s
• Trump, Fallon in hair-tousling sequel
• US migrant crisis in ‘ridiculous moment’ — Sharon Stone
• ‘Spider-Man’ lets slip title of forthcomin­g sequel
• Ava DuVernay hopes there will soon be more black female directors other than her
• Ringgit to continue seeing near-term pressure but longterm growth
• US chip stocks sink after new trade measures aimed at tech sector
• FBM KLCI to grow in 2018, 2019
• Hive of activity around KLCC Park
• T7 Global welcomes ECRL price renegotiat­ion
• Strong tailwinds for Heineken Malaysia
• MSM eyes exports to Africa, China
• India urges AIIB to grow project financing 10-fold by 2020
• Companies urged to venture into IBS
• Constructi­on of HSBC HQ ahead of schedule
• Worsening credit outlook boosts consolidat­ion push for TM
• UAE, India deepen energy ties with refinery project deal
• PayrollPan­da raises seed round of RM2.8 million
• BookDoc partners with Bumrungrad internatio­nal hospital
• Bursa Malaysia ends lower
• Chernobyl’s stray dogs offered new life
• Isle of dogs: Pakistan fishermen’s mission on islands full of strays
• Trump tariffs force companies to rework supply chains
• Surprises lurk in Trump’s China tariff list, from thermostat­s to vaping devices
• Europe will strike back in case of new US tariffs
• Mnuchin rebuts reports on new China investment restrictio­ns
• Harley-Davidson moves some work from US due to tariffs
• EU banking watchdog warns on Brexit without deal
• ‘Difference­s’ persist on eurozone budget ahead of key EU summit
• S&P raises Greece debt rating to B+ on reduced debt risks
• China to pursue more trade with France, EU raises ‘difficult issues’
• BHP, Vale agree to settle one Samarco suit, second delayed
• New Zealand central bank to focus on making policy messages ‘accessible’ to public
• Iran bans 1,300 imports as protesters, police clash over currency weakness
• China’s Huawei top sponsor of Australian politician­s’ overseas trips

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