The Borneo Post - 2017-06-06

• AirAsia’s Kuching-Pontianak flight boosts state’s tourism — Abdul Karim
• Seventh BAT edition kicks off
• GE14 may use old boundaries
• Real Madrid fans declare Cristiano Ballon d’Or
• Company aims to further promote e-darts
• MMEA targets landing crafts in new approach to zero encroachme­nt
• Arab nations cut ties with Qatar
• Identifyin­g symptoms, causes of jaundice in newborns, adults
• Najib: Build on momentum of Malaysia’s successes
• New Wonder Woman Gadot challenges ‘Thor’ to a battle
• AirAsia eyes local, internatio­nal expansion
• Telang Usan assemblyma­n urges longhouses to form volunteer firemen team following Long Bedian fire
• UPP launches its Pujut by-election operations room
• Wong lodges police report against Dr Ting
• No travel ban for Sarawakian­s visiting UK — Abdul Karim
• PM stresses need to win ideologica­l warfare against terrorism
• New hostel project at SK St Lawrence Sri Aman to kick off soon
• Sri Aman faces isolation if not connected to Betong – Masir
• Lack of sports facilities causes Sri Aman youths to idle away their free time
• KIA reaching its full capacity — AirAsia CEO
• Uber, Grab regulatory Act amendment to be tabled for second time in July – Nancy
• ‘Illegal fishing: Nearly 80 pct of those nabbed Vietnamese’
• ‘Vital to educate public on why we should not use polystyren­e’
• ‘Sebuyau chopper mishap due to bad weather and pilot not familiar with area’
• Croc sighting: Folk dependent on river for water supply alarmed
• Puntung’s euthanasia a wake-up call for Sumatran rhino conservati­on
• Baru rebuts Dr Sim’s statement on govt grants for opposition
• Companies based in Sarawak can vie for excellence award
• Industry excellence award expected to spur productivi­ty
• On the road to Sri Aman
• Nogeh urges Bidayuh to preserve their traditions
• ‘PDP has winnable candidates for Saratok’
• Some 1,000 Smart Reader kids gather for annual sports day in Kuching
• Assemblyma­n serves as voice of all constituen­ts, says Mulu rep
• Asia’s first accident-prone spot alerts launched
• Tan drives home brand new BMW 7 Series, thanks to RHB
• RM5,400 donation handed over to victim’s widow
• Pupils, teachers turn old jeans into bags in recycling project
• Public libraries to host ‘Malaysia Ngaji’ programme during Ramadan
• Margaret, Ricky to represent state in London grand finale
• Rotary Club, firm to organise fire awareness projects at longhouses
• Karnival PraGawai Bitonggang 2017 showcases cultural heritage
• MACC confirms action to be taken against ‘Datuks’
• Kelantan agrees to work with federal govt to tackle drug-related problems — Zahid
• Others may be detained to facilitate probe into cadet’s death — CP
• GMMF strongly condemns London attacks
• Police forced to shoot machetewie­lding man after motorbike chase
• Dedicated policewome­n perform duty tenaciousl­y despite disabiliti­es
• Najib visits TRX project site for update
• Revisit provision of healthcare system in prisons, ministry urged
• Idris: Corruption not main cause of Melaka’s high level of debt
• ‘London attacker Abz a family man’
• Qatar, neighbours may lose billions from diplomatic split
• Hostage taker shot dead in Melbourne
• Prince Harry rounds off Singapore visit with polo
• India's most powerful rocket launches satellite into orbit
• ‘I’m not a machine’ – Nadal blasts umpire
• South Korea’s Kim claims 5th LPGA title
• Lack of wind delays America’s Cup Challenger semi-finals
• Returning Real Madrid received as living ‘legends’
• Kohli hails Yuvraj as India rout Pakistan
• England’s Finn eager to seize Champions Trophy chance
• Phelps joins board of Aussie mental health firm
• Tearful Muguruza laments French Open crowd’s ‘lack of respect’
• Nadal, Djokovic into quarters, Muguruza exits
• Dovizioso edges Vinales in Mugello epic
• Wallabies ‘ready for the fight’ to restore morale — Cheika
• Dufner rekindles magic to win weather-hit Memorial
• Durant, Curry spark Warriors win, record win streak at 14
• Irish police say one of three London attackers had Irish ID
• Putin denies knowledge of Kushner back channel proposal
• US, Australia warn of returning foreign fighters
• Duterte faces martial law legal challenge
• China upset at Mattis’ remarks on South China Sea
• Brutally simple attack leaves police in dark
• Bodies of 7 migrants recovered from truck in Libya
• US Army Pacific chief in Bangkok amid regional security concerns
• Veteran commander holds the US line as Asia worries about Washington’s commitment
• We don’t scare, Mattis says after London attack
• US Secretary of State asks China to put more pressure on North Korea
• In shadow of deadly attacks, British election campaign resumes
• US gives Philippine­s anti-terror weapons
• Indian troops in Kashmir kill four ‘suicide’ attackers
• China hits back at Taiwan leader’s offer of help on democracy
• Indian police target broadcaste­r in fraud investigat­ion
• Outrage as Trump targets London mayor after attacks
• US says Break with Qatar by some Gulf nations won’t affect counter-terrorism
• Storm destroys 1,000 refugee homes in Nigeria – UN
• Jihadists occupy civilian homes as Mosul battle rages
• Laptop ban hot topic as airlines meet in Cancun
• Netanyahu woos W. African leaders at Liberia summit
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• ‘Wonder Woman’ conquers US box office
• Anya Taylor-Joy, rising star actress and recipient of Cannes Chopard Trophy
• Friendship between a queen and her attendant chronicled in ‘Victoria and Abdul’
• Jackie’s ‘Bleeding Steel’ set for Dec debut
• Angelababy’s endorsemen­t of Tag Heuer draws plenty of flak
• Tight security, tears at benefit concert for bomb victims
• Phoenix brings new dimension to rock show at Governor’s Ball fest
• All eyes on Cosby accuser as sexual assault trial begins
• Director Patty Jenkins: ‘Wonder Woman’ sequel will take place in America
• Negative surprise as MISC faces counter claim from Sabah Shell
• Total trade rises to RM139.18 bln in April, exports expand to RM73.97 billion
• Net foreign buying crosses RM10 bln mark this year
• Malaysia ranks third in global retail investment
• Argentine corn exports set to compete hard with Brazil, US
• Polish Power Exchange launches new trading system powered by Nasdaq
• Axiata’s Ncell cleared of tax issue, pays RM560 mln advance deposit
• Minimal impact to M’sia from U�� snap election
• FAMA, TH Global to market agro-based halal food products to Middle East
• AirAsiaGo introduces more Muslim-friendly facets to business
• Blue chip finance stocks lift Bursa Malaysia to end higher
• Karex CEO to compete with world’s best for top EY World Entreprene­ur Of The Year Award
• Sick of losing talent war, Detroit tries Silicon Valley make-over
• Terrifying downside to a start-up: Being too broke to feed family
• You’re not getting a raise and nobody knows the reason
• A 27-year-old lawsuit with no end in sight
• When you and your boss split on new hire
• Qatar stock market tumbles on regional diplomatic rift
• Canada beats US in pork sales to China – feet, elbows and all
• World Bank says trade, manufactur­ing to boost 2017 global growth
• Blockchain seen as tool in food safety
• Goldman, Nomura heeded warnings before Venezuela bond deal
• Jeep hits pothole even as Fiat counts on expanding sales
• China stocks fall despite fewer IPOs, big caps weigh
• Silk Road hub or tax haven? China’s new border trade zone may be less than it seems
• India’s JSW steel raises bid for Italy’s troubled Ilva steel plant
• S. Korea unveils US$10 billion stimulus to boost jobs, welfare
• Experiment­al therapy gives cancer patients hope

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