The Star Malaysia - 2017-05-29

• Dubai of Malaysia
• Yes to more teacher transfers
• Bar: It’s time to rethink publicity rules for lawyers
• Investors able to access JJPTR website again
• Cycling for fun helps us bond, says unity advocate
• ‘Aku Negaraku’ – a song for the people
• Extending Ramadan goodwill
• Change will help institutio­ns
• Student didn’t lose hope in the face of adversity
• We don’t use boric acid in our rice dumplings, say sellers
• Blind masseurs strive on despite challenges
• ‘Geely to help Proton drive into future’
• Everest dream come true for climber
• Explore the computing world for a career at fair
• Concerns over road crashes involving post-call doctors
• Puntung to be put to sleep
• Breaking free from the Proton shackles
• Fighting terrorism with moderation
• Crash victim gets to meet Good Samaritan doc
• What’s in it for the man on the street?
• Jared Kushner under suspicion
• China’s looming debt crisis
• Sri Lanka rushes aid to flood victims
• Nuclear energy on the wane
• Elvis’ jet sold
• Bodies dumped at ravine
• Myanmar urged to probe ‘army beating detainees’ video
• PM: We need to manage inflow of new immigrants
• Duterte vows to ignore Supreme Court on martial law
• India imposes curfew in Kashmir
• Myanmar peace talks falter
• Trump vows climate decision after G7 stalemate
• Duo stabbed trying to stop man from abusing Muslims
• British Airways resumes flights from London after IT failure
• Conquering poverty on the world’s highest peak
• Beijing slams G7 statement on disputed sea issues
• Photos of bomber released
• Name change for hardline monks
• Venezuela bans import of items used in anti-govt protests
• Election blues for Euroscepti­c town
• Bangladesh Customs gets to the bottom of gold smuggler’s ruse
• New wave of tourism both a blessing and burden for Canada’s national parks
• Move metered taxis to airport arrivals level
• Need ‘caring’ medical insurance
• Need to audit private healthcare more often
• Change to practical school uniform
• Prospering from tourism
• A new poster boy for positive living
• Stokes urges England to carry momentum into Champs Trophy
• Quintana in pink but Dumoulin sights last-gasp Giro win
• Farah and Taylor shine brightest at Prefontain­e Classic
• From Agassi-Nole to US teen Anisimova, the French Open still enthralls
• Spinning the Webb
• Dodt seeks to end Australia’s 27-year wait for European title
• Flawless Feng leads by one shot after 54 holes
• Rose hoping to peak in time for US Open
• Happy ending
• Rodgers hails Celtic players’ courage after securing domestic treble
• Winning swan song?
• Ten-man US still book last-16 spot at U-20 World Cup
• Moise makes noise
• Messi magic show rules
• ‘Alien’ Messi still has much more to offer fans, says Enrique
• Huddersfie­ld of dreams
• Slow start and controvers­ial referee decision upset Blues boss
• How will I know?
• FA Cup hero Ramsey urges Wenger to stay
• Paying the price
• Girl power
• Genevieve gets pro career off to good start
• Kim Swee wants his boys to impress him during China tour
• The dark ‘knight’
• VETTEL LEADS 1-2 FINISH FOR FERRARI

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