New Straits Times - 2022-05-26

• Dallas does Bush in
• ‘FOOD CRISIS CAUSED BY POLICY FAILURE’
• 6 DAYS LEFT FOR KIDS TO GET COVID JAB
• Khairy urged to tackle concerns about monkeypox
• ‘PILGRIMS MUST PASS RT-PCR TEST’
• Chicken sellers closing early due to low stocks
• I had more than enough money to pay credit card bills, Zahid tells court
• ‘LIBRARIES VITAL TO PROTECT HERITAGE’
• Malaysian semiconduc­tor players upbeat about recent US deals
• ‘COVID-19 SNIFFER DOGS A POSSIBILIT­Y’
• 5 initiative­s to arrest drop in marketabil­ity of grads
• FEST TO BOOST SEPANG AND DRAGON FRUIT
• Slingshot champ targets youths
• Food security should be nation’s top priority
• Preparing society for a cashless era
• START PROBE, REVEAL FINDINGS
• Not only Israel, the West is also on trial
• Tourism labs good way to brainstorm ideas
• SIME PROPERTY CONFIDENT OF HITTING SALES TARGET
• Removal of APs for food imports the best way, says think tank
• KPOWER LAUNCHES PROSTEOMAX
• Matrix Concepts records RM1.3b property sales
• AVIATION INDUSTRY NEEDS INNOVATORS
• ‘OUTPERFORM’ STANCE STAYS ON KELINGTON
• Affin Hwang downgrades KLK to ‘hold’
• Watsons launches standalone store with drive-through in Johor Baru
• THE ISSUE OF GOING CONCERN
• Funding Societies introduces syariah-compliant trade financing
• Magical getaway
• EXPLORE NUCLEAR POWER, SAYS DUTERTE
• Thailand easing face mask rule in mid-June
• India caps sugar export to safeguard own supplies
• WHO says monkeypox outbreak ‘containabl­e’
• ALBO’S WIN GOOD FOR ASEAN GROWTH
• Russia launches push on eastern Ukraine towns
• XI MEETS U.N. RIGHTS CHIEF
• Islamabad blockaded ahead of protest
• Tsitsipas back from brink as French Open clouded by Wimbledon row
• A LEAGUE OF HIS OWN
• SPEEDY TIGERS LOOK FOR MOMENTUM
• TOUGH CHOICES FOR TASHKENT
• JAYA ‘98 MODEL FOR SUCCESS
• Malaysian pairs must overcome rivals’ mind games

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