The Star Malaysia - 2024-02-18

• Business groups hope for more green investment­s
• Fine-tuning performanc­e
• Tribute to Jade Emperor an age-old practice
• Chinese restaurant­s report a boom in business
• Malaysians denied passage into S. Korea due to entry discrepanc­ies
• TVET the main focus of DPM’S visit to Japan
• Move to cut waiting period
• Keeping our children safe online
• Help cancer patients live better, urges doc
• Black mark over white rice announceme­nt
• Additional Features On PRIHATIN APP
• Big relief for commuters
• Rm14mil to upgrade 30 govt clinics in Johor
• 15 veteran Sabah artistes receive RM1,000 contributi­on each
• Ministry to study memorandum from riders
• Pilot project going smoothly
• Air Itam Dam’s effective capacity good for now
• Fleet card data useful for subsidy rationalis­ation
• Fadillah: M’sia-eu alliance on energy transition soon
• Growing push for reopening
• Century-old Melaka temple opens its doors to all for five-day feast
• Dramatic decline of a strongman
• Two years before they can return home
• GRS enlists grassroots to tackle illegal immigratio­n
• An election unlike any other
• Bunga lado songket to preserve Negri’s identity
• Quality, not quantity
• A new Asean post 2025?
• Indonesia embraces new thinking amid rice crisis
• Stepping up food security
• Why another bumi economic agenda?
• The way forward
• A ‘lousy election’ in Pakistan?
• Whither Jokowi?
• Hardliner or cute uncle?
• US must prevent a new humanitari­an disaster in Gaza
• South Korea pushes for regulation on smoking scenes on streaming services
• Standing in solidarity for peace
• A snub up to snuff?
• The Zionist regime’s outright rejection of the latest ceasefire proposal confirms its genocidal bent
• ‘BDS is not just about boycotts’
• A generation­al, ideologica­l divide
• Mr Hazy or Mr Hazier?
• US Supreme Court will likely let Trump off the hook
• A hot point
• Thousands of Florida homes flood repeatedly. But you’re not allowed to know which ones
• Time for some ‘Law and Order’
• Almost two years into the Ukraine war, are sanctions against Russia actually working?
• All eyes on foreign policies
• No stomach for call-up
• Rivals claim fraud as Prabowo set to be next president
• Wedding bus a new fad among China’s newly-weds
• From oil rigs to fish farms
• Bid to boost birthrates
• Two Taiwanese men jailed for fake kidnapping stunt in Cambodia
• Villagers pick through rubble of war-torn homes
• Fears grow for crucial Gaza hospital
• Macron opens door to recognisin­g Palestinia­n state
• Navalny’s wife calls for Putin to be punished
• Trump hit with over Us$300mil penalty in civil fraud case
• Biden: Putin is responsibl­e
• Tech giants ink pact on AI deepfakes
• Egypt ditches controvers­ial pyramid renovation plan
• Are insects drawn to sparks of light?
• India in the driver’s seat
• Woods struggles to find consistenc­y in PGA Tour return at Riviera
• Taylormade showcases unique Qi10 experience for locals
• Honma appoints exclusive distributo­r
• LPGA events take centre stage
• Tiger out in the cold
• Dutch delight as Steenberge­n rockets to 100m freestyle title
• Walk in the park
• Swiatek strolls into showdown with rybakina
• Solid show of force by Inter
• German fans vow to continue investor protests
• Is Xabi the right fit?
• Spurs boss Postecoglo­u says he has ‘no interest’ in Liverpool rumours
• Saints take second spot in C’ship with win at West Brom
• Sharul misses out on vault final at W-cup in Cairo
• Time to purify the murky waters of Malaysian diving
• Fair and square
• Weakened giants out to make strong claim for title against home stars
• Indian gems sparkle
• BAM to bring in psychologi­st to work on players’ mental tenacity ahead of Games
• Khavish won’t leave any stone unturned in last chance saloon
• Du Toit swinging it right in Asia
• Group rehab helps long Covid patients
• What’s the time limit to do CPR?
• Call to ban rugby for under-18s
• Safety of natural cosmetics
• The vicious circle of yo-yo diets
• Eating chocolate is not all bad Barbara Intermill is a registered dietitian nutritioni­st in the United States.
• Link between body temperatur­e and depression
• Oh, my dear sensitive child
• APU bags inaugural ACSDC 2023 top award
• Timely boost
• ‘Girls can do anything’
• ‘What’s a good leader’
• About the president
• Building our own AI talents
• Zambry: Need for more AI, high-tech grads
• Futureproo­f talents
• Value of performing arts
• Enabling collaborat­ion
• A vital skill
• The wisest decision
• ‘Trash is just a failure of imaginatio­n’

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