The Star Malaysia - 2018-12-23

• A real lifeline
• Datin Noor Azimah says parents welcome RM100 education aid.
• Ministry: Ample supply of eggs for festive seasons.
• Where the fallen are not forgotten
• A place from within
• Choosing the right drug
• Reaching for the stars
• On the beat
• Siti thots
• Uncertaint­y within TVET industry
• Hunt on for drone ‘criminals’
• ‘Please forgive us, we are people too’
• On the decline
• Painting ‘em red
• Life as a monk for the young and old
• Pastry shop dishes out 500 bowls of tang yuan for the poor
• This should have been introduced earlier, say laid-off workers
• MEF, MTUC want EIS to be fine-tuned for improvemen­t
• Food Bank goes nationwide
• BSN to settle car loan for Adib
• Temple task force head says sorry to Adib’s family
• Nurul Izzah: There will be no more statements from me
• Azmin: PM insisted the poor get aid
• ‘Price of RON95 should be lower’
• Concerted effort to question Anwar’s state chiefs’ selection, claims Fuziah
• Accept approval ratings positively, PKR Youth tells Dr M
• Free service puts a smile on the needy
• ‘M’sia will protest anti-palm oil vote’
• Remote Sarawak road breaking up due to erosion
• ‘Speed up probe on detained tourists’
• MCMC: Visit to ex-MP’s house was to probe signal interferen­ce
• ‘Keep death penalty for heavy crimes’
• Making a Christmas list? Make sure it doesn’t include any animals
• What has become of us?
• ‘Do not become angry’
• ‘Fake news’ cannot be resolved with a legislativ­e sledgehamm­er
• The late Muhammad Adib would wish for the rule of law
• The daughter also rises
• Santa Claus vs Amazon: A modern Christmas story
• Who is responsibl­e for migrants?
• Malaysia targets middlemen to end debt bondage of migrant workers
• ‘Global warming mirrors Earth’s largest extinction event’
• We should be an example
• The special ingredient for 2020
• Just close the door
• A lockdown in the United States
• US pulling out of Syria but staying put in Iraq:
• ‘Syria decision made in haste’
• China holds key 2019 economic meeting
• Bangladesh opposition website shut down ahead of polls
• Over 60 hurt as Catalans stage protests
• British drug kingpin jailed in France for cocaine traffickin­g
• Court deals Trump another immigratio­n setback
• Expats anxious over China arrests
• US nabs Chinese for data theft
• Mounting pressure for China to free Canadians
• Report sheds new light on deadly India protest
• US braces for ‘porch pirates’
• Sexual assault case against Seagal dropped
• Philippine lawmaker shot dead at Xmas event
• Beefeaters go on strike
• Romania adopts ‘greed tax’ despite investor concerns
• Protesters return to the streets over Hungary labour reforms
• Sea lions ‘enemy’ of fishermen
• Ex-president closes in on Madagascar election win
• Iran executes corrupt trader dubbed ‘Sultan of Bitumen’
• UN Council votes to send observers to Yemen
• Key but puzzling moment for Trump’s America First policy
• Can Britain be saved by the younger generation?
• All good things ...
• Truly a paradise island
• Opened in 1844 and still going strong
• ‘It would be a massive boost’
• New ownership of Bukit Jalil pro shop
• Very emotional journey
• Lakers top Pelicans
• Russia stop WADA from taking data from lab
• Australian Open to have 10-point tie breakers in deciding set
• A good half done
• Scotland club bosses miffed over release of Australia players
• He’s the boss!
• World Cup winners France organised yet unexciting, says Xavi
• Alaves win at Sociedad to rise into fifth place
• ‘Weak human beings’
• Chelsea’s Sarri says Premier League will miss Mourinho
• Guardiola backs Solskjaer to hit the ground running
• Liverpool might need 105 points to win the title, says Klopp
• On a dual mission
• Vickneswar­an wants to keep Terengganu victors in the MHL
• Mixture of young and old to spearhead Tenaga’s challenge in the league
• 2018 and its mixed bag
• When money isn’t everything for new Selangor signing Abdul Latiff
• Just zip it, Klopp
• Signature move:
• PURPLE LEAGUE KEENLY AWAITS MOMOTA MOMENT
• BRAZILIAN DE PAULA CAN’T WAIT TO SAMBA WITH MALAYSIA
• Risk of a heart attack spikes on Christmas Eve
• Gift for the ageing brain
• Mind your mind
• The dangers of this blood infection
• Malnourish­ed in Malaysia
• Bringing out the best in children
• Honorary PhD for Rafidah
• More places in residentia­l schools
• CHILD’S FUTURE IS OUR RESPONSIBI­LITY
• Google to invest US$1bil in new campus
• Olympians bring cheer to areas hit by wildfire
• Building a solid foundation
• Malaysians in the running for Harvard placement
• Proud moment for graduates
• Award due to interest in halal industry
• Platform for Asean researcher­s
• Exhibition on 1930s research by French ethnologis­t
• Students gain from industry experience­s
• Apply for aid for diploma studies
• Write it right
• 101 new Rhodes scholars
• Pact on trade and investment
• Japanese eye expert to share expertise
• Kids master skills thanks to mums, teachers

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