The Star Malaysia - 2024-05-18

• Extremism a ticking time bomb, warn experts
• What is JEMAAH ISLAMIAH?
• Ulu Tiram, a Jemaah Islamiah playground
• Villagers in disbelief over attack
• Kazakhstan to give M’sian companies mining opportunit­ies
• Agricultur­al land going like hot cakes
• Sunshine to wash the gloom away
• Police: CBT cases involving lawyers on the rise
• Bersatu issues loyalty ultimatum to MPS and reps
• TH: Don’t fall for cheap haj packages
• Weatherpro­ofing tourism
• ‘Don’t neglect cash users’
• Woman falls twice for same forex scam
• Woman used dead daughter’s info to get Mykad for foreigner
• Turtles face floating plastic threat
• ‘Sabah will not compromise’
• Azmin: I was merely questionin­g why Deepak was on the plane
• Monkey business we don’t need
• Melaka Perhilitan: Leave crocs alone
• Gloria Tang sings her way to the tune of Rm300mil
• Women leading the way to safer maritime workplaces
• Curb children’s social media usage
• Do more to promote Pulau Ketam to seniors
• ‘The worst year for coral bleaching’
• Putin talks trade in Harbin
• Hundreds evacuated near erupting volcano
• Govt removes third top leader in two months amid reshuffle
• ‘Let’s settle difference­s’
• Seoul: N. Korea fired at least one ballistic missile
• Manila to buy Japan-made coast guard vessels in Rm1.9bil deal
• Law passed to allow joint custody after divorce
• The birth of the awakened one
• Case is ‘divorced from facts’
• Spain denies port of call to ship carrying arms to Israel
• Canada sanctions four Israelis over West Bank violence
• French forces sent to quell New Caledonia unrest
• Kyiv strikes back with drone raids
• Slovak doctors to discuss moving PM Fico to Bratislava on Monday
• Houston hit by severe storms
• Few options for Amazon villagers
• Rocking in Rome
• Sizzling Schauffele
• Korean Tom is all smiles after shooting a low 66 at PGA Championsh­ip
• High &low for Inter
• Leverkusen eye invincible season as they square up against Augsburg
• Kante returns as Deschamps announces France squad
• Juergen’s highlights
• Matip and Thiago to exit Anfield after series of injuries
• Good omen for City
• Lopez’s heroics earn Barca win at Almeria
• No jitters against Giants
• Turtles coach Steinbruck­ner not in a rush to field Akhyar against Penang
• La Liga offer scholarshi­p for young ’uns
• That’s a stunner!
• Ajaz says apt Forbes recognitio­n for Sivasangar­i as one of Asia’s bright stars
• Fazilla plays pivotal role in victory over Indonesia for third place
• Smashing a point
• Indian pair show who are the kings against Arif-yap in Thai Open
• Haiqal is on a mission to win the battle against himself
• Swinging 16th birthday
• Are we hiring untested diving coaches because top ones are not coming to our shore?
• Two Malaysian swimmers set to compete in Paris under new rule
• Author hopes to change view of comics in M’sia
• Faulty lifts raise ire of residents
• Sepang council urged to expedite slope repairs in Cyberjaya
• Opening up mussel farm to woo tourists
• Mangrove education carnival draws 5,000 students, teachers
• Protect KL’S flood defences
• Hiking club celebrates anniversar­y
• Global insurance company expands, opens first branch in Sarawak
• Restaurant group champions education for underserve­d children
• Classy urban living space
• Making meatless chicken drumsticks
• City on the cusp of greatness
• In the wait-and-see, Gunners should just focus on their own game

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