The Star Malaysia - 2018-01-09

• Ready to engage in GE cyberwar
• Brace yourselves for slander and fake news
• Facebook and Twitter under scrutiny for role in polls overseas
• Furby’s abuser fined RM8,000
• Critically acclaimed play to be restaged as traditiona­l performanc­e
• Land deal sealed using Bitcoin
• Pribumi has overtaken Pakatan, says Liow
• 2016 landmark decision on sedition quashed
• Govt depts open from 7.30am-6pm
• Dozens living below BORR flyover
• Video of youngsters doing stunts on bicycles goes viral
• MMEA finds anglers on drifting boat
• Civil servants and pensioners get ‘bonus’
• MCA-Gerakan ‘can take 20 seats combined’
• I don’t want to see ketum trees in Perlis, says MB
• ‘Azmin would have made a better PM’
• Karpal’s daughter sees red over Dr M as PM-designate
• Sungai Muar water level up, forcing 17 to evacuate
• Reverend unfazed by attacks
• Man nabbed for trying to rob Bangladesh­i workers
• Riot: Over 180,000 job seekers got placements last year
• Adopted girl can’t go to school
• Chong: Previous Education Ministry’s policy worked well
• Federal Court frees duo of murder rap
• Segamat voters can challenge 949 names in electoral roll
• S’pore revises Woodlands charges
• Penang mayor launches Asia Pacific Masters Games
• The state of Malaysian courtesy
• 48 Indonesian illegal immigrants held in Johor
• Near-perfect score for ace
• Five-month-old baby survives four-storey fall
• Travel woes
• Brand new driving experience
• Tanker in troubled waters
• France eyes closer China ties
• BBC editor resigns from China post over gender pay gap
• Normally balmy Bangladesh shivers in record low temperatur­es
• More snow on the way for China as cold snap shifts
• China: Space station not going out of control
• Migrant talent on display at first-ever cultural show
• Child porn videos discovered
• Outcry over press freedom in India
• Five workers die in Bangalore fire
• Philippine VP derides ‘self-serving’ idea to cancel polls
• Southern Philippine clash leaves six dead
• Mobile app aims to end residents’ parking woes
• China to make cities safer
• Explosive expert, virologist win top scientific award
• Flu outbreaks no cause for SARS panic, says expert
• One big but divided family
• S’pore banks and telcos working to fix major hardware flaws
• Seoul seeks to discuss family reunions with Pyongyang
• Water ‘the No. 1 problem’ in Pakistan
• Iraqi military forcing civilians from camps to unsafe areas
• Allow fuel retailers to compete
• Have a heart on social media
• thee roots of fake new ws?
• Look into marking scheme of exam answer scripts
• Keep hate politics out of GE14
• Benefits of eating more greens
• Pangolins in danger of extinction
• Survival of the fittest
• US Open champ Stephens bundled out in Sydney
• He’s like the wind
• Australia romp to emphatic Ashes victory
• Lakers end nine-game losing streak over Hawks
• RESULTS WORLDWIDE BASKETBALL
• Marvels of Paris
• Marcelo: We feel like we are Real-ly sinking
• Money to throw
• Versatile Coutinho will be great asset for Barca, says coach
• It’s all Greek to me
• Conte backs Barkley for England World Cup role
• City need trophies to be big club, says Guardiola
• Baptism of fire awaits four junior divers
• Surendran and Gopi hope to see Melaka win at least one silverware
• KLHC eye three more titles to accomplish mission
• Five highlights of the British Junior Open squash championsh­ips
• Shoot the Gunners!
• MESSI SHINES AGAIN WHILE COUTINHO WAITS
• SHALIN SHOWS RIVALS SHE’S NOT OVER THE HILL YET
• SPURS CAN’T FORCE KANE TO STAY
• AZMAN SISTERS HOG THE LIMELIGHT

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