New Straits Times - 2024-04-30

• The world needs a new order
• ‘Islamic Developmen­t Bank must expand role’
• PM TO UNVEIL NEW SAUDI INVESTMENT­S
• PAS MAN ‘APOLOGISES’ FOR QUESTIONIN­G PANG’S EDUCATION
• PN candidate not fazed by DAP’s new Malay branch
• Pas refutes claims it is boycotting PN candidate
• Border security tightened after blast
• GOVT AGREES TO SET UP AN ALL-INCLUSIVE OMBUDSMAN
• Terengganu mulls public caning for convicted syariah offenders
• KK Mart founder, wife to send representa­tion letter to A-GC
• Court awards m-cyclist pothole victim RM721,000
• A.I. PROMPTING GOVT TO AMEND CHILD SEXUAL OFFENCES LAW
• Junk food linked to memory impairment in teens, warn researcher­s
• AI race heating up
• A close-up tour of Joe’s musical journey
• Second global AI safety summit faces tough questions, lower turnout
• TikTok creators fear economic blow of US ban
• HAMAS GROUP DUE IN CAIRO FOR TALKS
• White House urges ‘peaceful’ campus protests
• PHILIPPINE­S SIZZLES IN HEATWAVE
• Darmstadt relegated after late defeat
• INTER CONTINUE SERIE A TITLE PARTY
• Lyles wins 100 in Bermuda with wind-aided 9.96 effort
• After title win, Mbappe and PSG have sights set on treble
• ENGLAND STARS GRACE CL SHOW
• ‘GUNNERS HAVE THE FIREPOWER’
• Saka shares relief as Arsenal hold off Spurs fightback
• Relentless Citizens keep pressure on Arsenal
• OCM’S SEA GAMES PLEA
• Hamidin not affected by Khairy’s comments
• Naaveennas­h gets senior cap chance
• ‘RISE TO THE OCCASION’
• China-Malaysia Diplomatic Relations Golf Series to expand playing field
• Rexy reminds his players to focus on mighty Danes
• Empowering employees key to unlocking their true potential
• HLIB RESEARCH KEEPS ‘SELL’ CALL ON UNISEM
• LOW WAGES A BIG STUMBLING BLOCK
• CME: Deal can help address over-reliance concern
• ‘CICC DEALMAKERS GETTING 25PC PAY CUT’
• HOW TO TAKE YOUR SALES CAREER TO THE NEXT LEVEL

New Straits Times - 2024-04-29

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