The Star Malaysia - 2018-06-14

• All set to have a ball
• Top picks for Chief Justice
• Jho Low wants to cooperate
• Lawmakers to swap seats
• Warisan likely to get three ministeria­l positions
• Chong and Baru may become Federal ministers
• NGOs want action against Kadir for disrespect­ing King
• NFCorp proceeds with contempt proceeding­s against Rafizi
• Tan Sri Zulkefli Ahmad Makinudin, 67
• Janushaa is first Malaysian woman to join US service academy
• ‘Graft’ in supply of drugs
• Lawyers pleased to see Raus and Zulkefli go
• Book out on Iban trackers during communist era
• Help nab traffic violators with your phone camera
• Train services increased for balik kampung rush:
• ‘Painful fiscal steps needed’
• Liow and Mah extend festive wishes to Muslims
• Bid to curb minister’s clout
• Frosty mood as eight swear in as Perlis exco members
• ‘Best to keep foreign and internatio­nal trade separate’
• Matrix chips in RM2mil more to hope fund
• Wife of paralysed man moved by caring M’sians
• ‘Funds go back to the people’
• Liow did not give out contracts to PR firm, says press sec
• Ordinary meaning in an extraordin­ary time
• Actor Wu’s car broken into in US
• Some rent luxury cars for balik kampung
• Empowering the people of new Malaysia
• Licence of water scooter operator suspended following boy’s death
• Social climber
• Recalling the horror
• Feeding the needy
• The ones they left behind
• Arming leaders
• Tensions flare over migrants
• Lebanese man stranded in Ecuador airport
• S. Lanka moves to compensate war victims after long delay
• Austria mulls migrant reception hubs outside EU
• N. Korea lauds Kim’s conduct
• Bend it like Modi – India PM in fitness film
• China mystified by Ivanka’s ‘Chinese proverb’ tweet
• Chinese doctors join locals to boost Uganda’s healthcare
• US sanctions Cambodian PM’s top bodyguard over rights abuses
• Fast-burning brush fire threatens celebritie­s’ homes
• Meet Norman, the world’s first ‘psycho’ artificial intelligen­ce
• Greeks divided on proposed Macedonia name deal
• Hostage-taker moved to psychiatri­c ward in Paris
• Iraqi women desperate for news of the ‘disappeare­d’
• Bid to retake port city begins
• ‘Black Panther’ actor an undocument­ed ‘Dreamer’
• Pope’s envoys in Chile to seek forgivenes­s over sex abuse
• Australian PM to deliver formal apology to child sex victims
• Indonesia’s Ramadan talent show in demand
• Canadian miracle for French kid
• Social media fanning Chicago gang violence, says study
• Long journeys full of pain
• Spend wisely and prudently this Hari Raya
• Obscure sports in SEA Games ames
• Exemption for PTPTN loan repayment
• Welcome opinion on hudud
• Lighter bags for better backs
• Ready and set to go
• Olympic long jump champion Rutherford to call it a day
• Ireland to work on kicking game, says assistant Farrell
• Hail the champions
• Konta and Barty cruise to victory in Nature Valley Open
• RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• Just wait, my dear
• No real griping about Shinnecock ahead of the US Open
• No smoke screen
• Misbun says Iskandar has improved by leaps and bounds
• Trio on the threshold of making Malaysian motorsport history
• National body fine Iskandar for violating no-smoking rule in Finals
• The heat is on
• Five predators ready to do damage in Russia
• Battle of the minnows
• Post-Ibrahimovi­c Sweden keep ‘focus’ on World Cup
• Life and death: W-Cup rivalry turns violent in Bangladesh
• Racing against time
• Rashford a concern for England on low-key arrival in Russia
• Sweet win for Blue Samurai
• Spanish shocker
• TIGER WOODS NO LONGER THE MAN TO BEAT, BUT STILL ONE TO WATCH
• THE UNITED STATES, MEXICO AND CANADA TO HOST 2026 WORLD CUP

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