The Star Malaysia - 2017-08-03

• MBI's Mpire rises again
• 5,249 ‘medal trees’ to be planted as SEA Games legacy
• DPM: A responsibi­lity shared by all
• Punish culprits behind overspendi­ng, say economists
• EC rubbishes yet another GE14 claim
• ‘Deadline’ to get unclaimed money puts Penangites in panic mode
• Experts: Media’s job to keep record straight
• Investors keep faith in new project
• Singaporea­n denies hurting Furby the guard dog
• ‘Ali AhKao dan Muthu’ goes viral on YouTube
• MACC now targets bauxite mining
• ‘Home alone’ elderly parents feel abandoned
• Chinese electorate more rational now, says Wee
• Halal wantan mee with chicken meat selling like hot cakes
• Customs probing its arrested men
• Siti: We’re all anak-anak Malaysia
• Fears of poaching rise after another smuggling case
• Sabah offers fresh air for tourists escaping pollution
• Constituti­onal crisis looms
• 0nly 300 refugees registered so far
• Malaysia to have its own disaster response depot
• Constituti­onal view on Bin Abdullah case
• Dr Vida going into luxury handbagg business
• Educators against plan to combine classes
• Record-breaking year for M’sian higher education
• Calling it a day
• Proud moment
• Seeking the path to a better life
• Nine judges dismiss case
• Collective voice
• US school lands in hot water
• White House: Trump helped draft misleading statement
• NZ Labour leader slams baby questions
• MPs’ power to sack judges ends
• New Pakistan PM consults ousted boss
• Study: Global warming will reduce protein in key crops
• Protecting Indonesia’s future
• S’pore court orders review of judgment in drug-traffickin­g case
• New law aims to protect senior citizens’ right to find romance
• Officials: Don’t break the bank
• ‘To See Stalin’ to stir up Russian patriotism
• Study finds one in five girls kidnapped for marriage in Kyrgyzstan
• Give patients full info on meds
• these Friendship Day facts?
• Tougher syllabus does not make pupils smarter
• Let parents decide whether to get workbooks or not
• Getting 3.7 million to register
• Wearing seat belt is not a personal matter
• Duty of Government to help mum return to Malaysia
• Your views
• Spieth to fish for more wins
• Ariya ready for title defence despite fighting a cold
• Chinese players emerge on world’s golfing scene despite curbs
• Smooth for top seeds
• Enjoy the good life, Del Potro tells Djokovic
• Kvitova looking forward to busy US Open build-up
• Puerto Rican Puig still reaping Rio gold
• Taylor out to deliver ‘double blow’ to Edwards’ legacy
• Centre of attraction
• Beckham’s team close to getting approval, says MLS boss
• Spanish football federation president out on bail
• That’s the Neym of the game
• Arsenal pals square off as England face Holland in Euro semis
• He wants Germain. his place in the sun
• No shot at leaving
• Championsh­ip teams scramble for share of EPL riches
• Arsenal owner Kroenke under fire for hunting channel
• Michy better than Harry
• Pochettino targets quality signings to inspire Spurs stars
• Leaping to a tall order
• Daddies cool New fathers Ziyad and Hakimi get perfect tonic for Games
• Irfan out to get first athletics gold at KL Games despite back injury
• Silat exponent Al-Jufferi banking on strong home support for glory
• The only way is up
• Tuck Soon aims to end amateur career with SEA Games gold
• Zoe joins list of players to quit national squash team
• A gift 4 you
• JDT just one win away from fourth Super League crown
• Exciting prospect from Liverpool’s M&S combo
• Farewell, my friend
• BOLT PLANS TO SIGN OFF WITH TWO GOLDS IN LONDON

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