The Borneo Post - 2015-11-15

• Horror as Paris struck second time
• PARIS ATTACKS Band caught up in
• Parti Bersatu Sabah to spread wings to peninsula, Sarawak soon
• Highlights Carnage in Paris
• Bodies of eight babies found in German flat
• ADELE’S ‘21’ deemed greatest album of all time by Billboard
• Paranaque uncatchabl­e
• CM gets honorary doctorate from Unimas
• Man single-handedly fights off five armed robbers
• Hollande declares national state of emergency
• 3,572 Unimas grads to receive scrolls at 19th convocatio­n
• Age just a number for 61-year-old graduate with doctorate in business, economy
• ‘No law in Sarawak intentiona­lly endorses discrimina­tion against women’
• Time to step back from the edge of the abyss
• SSM opens doors to budding entreprene­urs
• See claims Adenan’s approval rating has dropped
• Nogeh and Nansian work together for the people
• ‘Give CM mandate to push through rural transforma­tion’
• Kota Sentosa rep wants answers to question on offshore loans raised during April DUN sitting
• PBDS Baru to seek ‘merger of minds’
• Who will receive inaugural Imwa award?
• Vital for local deep-sea fishing vessels to have GPS — Deputy minister
• PBB deserves to stake claim to Serumbu — Dawos
• Indonesian consulate to take steps to regulate its citizens in S’wak
• ‘Strategies, programmes will benefit low income group’
• A rethink of Chinese politics
• Odd-jobber and family receive new house
• Lapok Penans also claim sidelined
• Villagers irritated by two water disruption­s in five days
• BNI Energy Chapter to open fifth branch Nov 17
• Manser’s disappeara­nce a mystery — Author
• ‘Master English language to be employable’
• Kolej Community Quilt gives pupils chance to learn English
• Embrace life-long learning, urges Fatimah
• Ministry mulls transformi­ng traditiona­l folk games
• SUPP Youth pushes for more social, culture-oriented activities for youths
• Chance to invest in property at Royal Riverside Sheffield, UK
• Affordable books at ‘Second Time Around Books’
• Misleading signs
• Marketing Sarawak’s homegrown products
• Until death do us part
• The minister and turtle eggs
• By Sidi Munan
• The halal and non-halal divide
• Whether the weather
• The brilliance of beautiful indoor velvety blooms
• GWPN spreads message of peace
• Malaysian harmony a model for world peace — GWPN
• Collision tests to improve safety features
• Shaping up the
• Makeup artist listens to his heart
• Ambal population declining
• Stay fit with Alpha Titan products
• Property exhibition on MJC New Township at ParkCity Shopping Mall, Bintulu
• Homelite to launch Lite View Park apartments at Hilltop Garden
• ‘Register antiques with Museum Department’
• BNM investigat­ion not related to crime — 1MDB
• I want to beat up man who decapitate­d my son, says septuagena­rian mother
• National interests assured under TPPA — Mustapa
• Najib: Terrorism to be a focus of G20 Summit
• COUNTING DAYS:
• Brazil fightback thwarts Argentina
• Blind hopes friendlies can fire idling Dutch
• IAAF votes overwhelmi­ngly to suspend Russia
• Reaction to IAAF suspension of Russian federation
• Geronimo on warpath in Race 4
• Federer demands tougher checks to weed out drug cheats
• Serbian player back on the court after losing her leg
• Shock, horror for 80,000 fans
• Man held in Germany last week ‘likely linked to Paris attackers’
• Philippine­s vows upgraded Apec summit security
• Suu Kyi landslide leaves Myanmar ethnic parties behind
• 7.0-magnitude quake hits off Japan southweste­rn coast
• HRW urges Cambodia to drop ‘political’ case against opposition chief
• French security services’ nightmare comes true
• Attacks in France since Charlie Hebdo slayings
• Paris attacks evoke dark memories for Mumbai
• Seoul gripped by large-scale anti-govt rally
• Former Olympian reports for first community service
• After Paris attacks, Trudeau mulls Canada military policy
• World reacts in shock, pledge solidarity to France
• Dozens of Afghan troops defect to Taliban in Helmand fighting
• Israel razes homes of four Palestinia­n ‘attackers’
• US confident ‘Jihadi John’ killed in drone strike
• Paris attacks heighten pressure at Vienna talks
• ‘Jihadi John’ should have been tried, says UK group who knew him
• Precarious future: The battle to save Taiwan’s Queen’s Head
• What’s in a name? Mumbai 20 years on from Bombay
• Gene therapy’s high cost may stymie its comeback
• Are electric bikes the wheels of the future, or just the new Segways?
• Google Maps guide travellers offline
• Facebook chipping away at iPhone’s operating system
• Google, Apple don’t always succeed in keeping out malware from their app stores
• Antonio Banderas revisits Chile miners’ ordeal in ‘The 33’
• ‘NCIS’ actress Perrette assaulted in Hollywood
• ‘History geeks’ Spielberg and Hanks take Cold War thriller back to Berlin
• Mnet Asian Music Awards, global platform for K-pop stars
• Sisley’s educationa­l records authentici­ty questioned
• Justin Bieber, One Direction try to grow up on new albums
• Bursa Malaysia to trend sideways within 1,660 to 1,680 trading band
• Crude Palm Oil Weekly Report – November 14, 2015
• Sentiment for palm oil still weak
• Sectorial analysis and recommenda­tions
• Market to remain sluggish
• Medical education in Bangalore or Shah Alam?
• PTPL college opens future in tourism management
• IMU alumnus pursues Masters in US
• Join Manipal’s league of success
• Nursing sponsorshi­p for 2016 intakes
• High profile chefs are regulars at pastry academy
• AeU organises research conference 2015
• Delivering topnotch medical profession­als

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