The Star Malaysia - 2017-03-18

• Grad on pimping charges
• Drug charge
• Fatal outing
• Caning not the answer, say former addicts
• Ex-guard shares his battle with obesity
• Nur Dini’s guide to dealing with perverts: Shout loudly, make a scene
• Borneo charms
• Grants for top scorers in the spotlight
• DAP trying to hide its woes, says Liow
• Ministry monitoring Kelantan schools after H5N1 outbreak
• Retiree ‘kena’ RM5,000 travel voucher
• Coming to share his ‘happyness’
• Experts: Traditiona­l media still the best
• Nazri: I’m ready to face Dr M in open debate on March 25
• Former inmate sues over assault by cellmates
• ‘Belt and Road project will lead to FTAs’
• ‘Close ties draw Chinese investors’
• Bollywood is coming to town
• Limkokwing’s Sierra Leone campus opens
• Woman fleeing unknown men ends up getting traffic summonses
• Strays find home among ghosts
• It’s time to take stock of ties
• Revelation­s about childhood favourites
• ‘It’s never too late to change’
• 46 killed in attack on mosque
• Sniping with words
• Warning to Pyongyang
• Precious relic
• Child detainees
• Court rules govt liable for Fukushima disaster
• Japan holds first missile evacuation drill
• Philippine­s slams European lawmakers in drug war spat
• Merkel meets Trump as an envoy of Europe
• China to build station on disputed reef
• Tragic end after emergency call
• The puzzle of forming a Dutch govt
• Students beat ‘gaokao robot’ in first math test
• Turning coal into pure ethanol
• HK protesters jailed over China clashes
• US Marines gunning for Gen-Y
• Trump set to host Xi in April
• Central Americans fear Trump will cut vital dollar lifeline
• ‘Authoritie­s complicit in mass grave’
• Over 100 politician­s implicated in Brazil’s corruption probe
• Deaf students get chance to ‘hear’ whale song
• ‘Buffalo soldiers’ help kids deal with autism
• Keep stern eye on wildlife smuggling
• Let’s live in peace and harmony
• Move could boost illegal cigarette trade
• Trees enhance aesthetics of urban areas
• A royal performanc­e
• It ain’t over for India
• De Kock’s aggression pays off for South Africa
• So close to greatness
• Sagan serene for San Remo title shot after dog-walker scare
• Japan’s World Cup blueprint ‘lost’, says coach Joseph
• Stan-ding firm for victory
• Vesnina stops Venus for Mladenovic semi-final date
• Kyrgios’ skill finally takes centre stage after Djokovic triumph
• Grill-ing it at Bay Hill
• Hart in the firing line
• Balotelli backs Monaco to pip PSG to the title
• Watch your back
• Ageing hitman Gomez sets target of saving Wolfsburg
• Neymar hails ‘a great victory’ after €50mil fine halved on appeal
• United to take on Anderlecht in the last eight
• Leicester out to boost survival bid in EPL after Champs League high
• Rooney no longer an automatic choice for England, says Southgate
• He’ll Stoke Blues’ fire
• Wenger hopes for glimpse of Arsenal revival at West Brom
• Sparks will fly as favourites vie for Under-16 hockey supremacy
• Malaysia will bank on Khairil and Choon Sieng for a golden walk
• Luck’s on our side
• Penang: U-21 tourney will showcase best young talents
• Jin Wei eager for action after a twomonth layoff
• On the cusp of glory
• Rude gesture costs Ahmad ban and RM500 fine
• Clash of the titans
• Mour nonsense
• EZUAN GUNS DOWN SECOND NATIONAL RECORD
• IN-GEE JOINS FOUR OTHERS ATOP THE LEADERBOAR­D

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