The Star Malaysia - 2017-12-02

• Stumbling (phone) block
• New-look passport prettier and safer, too
• Sultan: Don’t abuse power
• Celebratin­g in style
• Khairy: Polls after March will allow people to see impact of Budget
• Dr M threatens to file court action
• Art with a golden touch
• Woman’s jewellery not missing but pawned by daughters
• HK yet to seek Malaysia’s help over drug arrests
• Penang Umno hits out at state govt over land sale
• German tourist found dead at budget hotel
• Religious talks and parades held across nation
• Extremism and racism are diseases, says Sarawak CM
• Jakim: Keep abreast of mosque activities with new app
• Youths can share thoughts on TN50 Youth Canvas
• Don’t fall for tricks of beggars, says Penang Welfare dept
• ‘No reason to forgo imported English textbooks’
• Joint pageants to showcase Indian culture
• Floodwater­s receding in Terengganu
• Needy kids have a whale of a time
• Hotel owner to start charity lunches to aid schoolkids in need
• Sabah and Hungary plan tourism tie-up
• PKR rep: CM moving public attention from disaster issues
• One man’s Milo is another’s ‘oleh-oleh’
• Ending AIDS by 2030
• Ex-rock star burnt half a million on drugs
• Conmen at airport preying on victims with sob stories
• Prayers for peace
• Meeting their public
• Will Trump dump Tillerson?
• New insight from ancient eggs
• Children in peril
• Group: Lebanon choked by burning garbage
• Philippine­s to charge woman for recruiting siege fighters
• Flynn pleads guilty to lying about Russia links
• Jail and rotan for duo who tortured friend to death
• Lombok airport reopens as volcano alert status lowered
• Olympics prep tested again
• Hawaii to test nuclear attack siren
• Protests grow as vote count in Honduras drags on
• Jailed Catalan leaders may be freed
• Talks hope to break Germany impasse
• Japan’s Emperor Akihito to abdicate on April 30
• Dirty fuel import choking India
• A toast to Brazil’s Azorean arts
• Sacked TV anchor Lauer expresses ‘shame’ and ‘regret’
• End the stigma on HIV
• Everyone has to fight climate change
• Ignorance has allowed excessive collection of personal data
• Do it your way and be happy
• England and Australia ready for day-night tussle
• Anderson is the biggest sledger, says Smith
• South African Marais hits fastest triple century
• Double whammy
• UFC boss unsure how long McGregor can stay idle
• Irving stars as Boston bounce back against Philly
• Leishman shares lead Down Under as Scott bows out
• Djokovic adds close pal Stepanek to coaching team
• RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• Still looking positive
• Sad day for Australia if FIFA take over, says Lowy
• EUROPEAN ACTION THIS WEEKEND
• Bosz’s job on the line
• Faltering Monaco need to show backbone, says Jardim
• Magath and AVB leave Chinese football
• Midfielder Silva extends City contract to 2020
• Stoke trip is a Cup final for Swans, says Clement
• Pile up the points
• Wenger vs Mour – origins of a blood feud
• Howe wants Cherries to build local rivalry with Saints
• Everton give survival specialist Big Sam an 18-month contract
• Pochettino denies book to blame for Spurs’ slump
• Sizzling show
• Kian Meng-Pei Jing hope to have a good time in first Finals
• Pang Ron-Yen Wei reach first semis of internatio­nal tourney
• QUARTER-FINAL RESULTS
• THE QUALIFIERS
• Heartbreak in France
• Disappoint­ing end for Malaysian trios at world meet
• Gavin misses halfway cut at Mauritius Open
• Azlan feeling optimistic despite starting from fourth on the grid
• Chuan Leong suffers first-round defeat in London
• Poch promises to lead Spurs back to winning ways
• TIGER MAKES ROARING START AFTER 10-MONTH ABSENCE
• JOSE HOPES OZIL HAS AN OFF DAY AT THE EMIRATES
• BARCELONA HAVE YET TO HIT TOP FORM
• Fabregas vows to maintain Chelsea’s title charge

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