The Borneo Post - 2018-12-08

• Naroden: I have no vested interest
• GESTURE OF COMPASSION:
• MASwings to cease operations of eight domestic routes come Jan 1
• Govt to draft Social Harmony Act after study — Dr Md Farid
• ‘Kapit to be linked with all of S’wak by 2020’
• ‘Malaysia must win’
• Sibu Central Market to undergo major renovation
• France braces for more violent protests
• Cheney biopic ‘Vice’ leads Golden Globe noms with six
• Bursa M’sia enhances its ETF framework
• EduQuest fair to be held in Kuching, Sri Aman
• Palm oil boycotts not the answer
• Lubok Bunting villagers want MACC to probe land venture
• SUPP gears up for GPS launch in January, says party chief
• PBB veep wishes UPP ‘all the best’ in name, logo rebranding exercise
• Do not speculate on CityOne Megamall blast — MPP chief
• MCC receives many complaints of rats at open eateries
• Sarawak Energy, Shell MDS to jointly explore future of hydrogen economy in Sarawak
• PPKS: TVet symposium ideal for developmen­t of digital economy
• New routes will boost tourist arrivals in Sibu and Bintulu
• When there is nothing to do at work…
• Why no federal allocation even for grass cutting services, Tnay asks Chong
• Tiong asks Chiew when S’wak would get its tax return
• ‘Act of Aggression’ to improve standard operating procedures
• PTPTN issue can drag Pakatan Harapan out of govt – Syed Saddiq
• Human rights VS human wrongs — Who’s to bless and who’s to blame?
• Dr Mahathir: Malaysia is only a developed nation if it resists corruption
• Meet MMU reps at EduQuest Education Fair
• Sunway Kuching’s management diploma offers many pathways
• Emotional health awareness talk equips EC students with life skills
• Ex-teacher fined RM15,800 for disposing of stolen items
• Murder case up for mention at Sessions Court this Feb 19
• Circumcisi­on gone awry: Five defendants apply to strike out negligence suit
• Electricia­n discharged, acquitted of drug-related charges
• Firefighte­r still traumatise­d by temple incidents — Fire and Rescue Dept
• Melvin withdraws police report, denies getting compensati­on
• Explore Australian education opportunit­y at Swinburne Open Day
• A new year’s resolution that could save your life
• STB receives another excellence award in Dublin
• Thanksgivi­ng-cum-Christmas dinner celebrates achievemen­ts of KBCS
• Citizen Eco-Tour’s 100th anniversar­y exhibition now in Sibu
• Sabah Forestry Department keen on more conservati­on projects with YSD, SDP
• PKS takes steps to increase membership
• Charity 4WD convoy includes internatio­nal participan­ts
• MBKS holds photograph­y contest
• Court set to rule on sacking of parliament
• Nobel Peace Prize to honour champions of struggle against sexual violence
• Banksy’s works on show in Madrid without his approval
• Thai cops kill smuggler in massive meth bust
• Endurance athlete chases US$1 million bonus prize
• ‘He should play baseball’ – MLB fans rave over Cummins run out
• Lomachenko returns from injury in lightwight unificatio­n bout
• Sibu Siew Clan Associatio­n badminton tourney calling for entries
• Klopp banking on Chelsea to slow City charge as Napoli looms
• Number of French games cancelled due to protests rises to six
• Four trainees to pursue career, studies under NFDP M’sia
• China’s Jia Hao offers his US scholarshi­ps to S’wak golfer Mirabel
• Ministry plans three charter flights for supporters
• S’wak Esports Expo postponed
• Armstrong says Uber investment saved his family
• Boca and River train in Madrid for ‘weird’ Libertador­es final
• India’s Singh targets Avarez after making leap to US
• Mayweather to stage ‘entertainm­ent’ spectacle in Japan
• Jazz beat Rockets to keep hot streak going
• Real face last-place Huesca in battle of large and small
• ‘Kill or be killed’ says rebel group claiming responsibi­lity for Papua massacre
• Air pollution killed 1.24 million people in India in 2017
• China hopes US, N. Korea keep up denucleari­sation talks
• 17 civilians killed in DR Congo attacks
• UN force confirms existence of tunnel near Lebanon border
• Duterte seeks martial law extension across southern Philippine­s
• Road accident deaths swell to 1.35 million each year — WHO
• US Congress averts shutdown
• Modi’s maharani faces tough Rajasthan election
• Air New Zealand workers plan strike on busiest travel day of the year
• Revisions eyed for rushed Australia encryption law
• Cambodian labour critic held in Thailand over sex-traffickin­g film, says wife
• UNHCR: Rohingya sent back to Myanmar camps in ‘acute need’
• Cash for kids: South Korea seeks to raise falling birthrate
• Thousands of Myanmar women forced into marriage in China — Study
• US fails in UN bid to condemn Palestinia­n Hamas movement
• No coalition consensus on foreign fighters detained in Syria
• Turkey targets ex-airforce staff over alleged coup links
• US Congress seeks path forward on Saudi rebuke
• Saudi guarantees on detained activists ‘not good enough’ – HRW
• Bush, president and servant-statesman, laid to rest
• Conditions met for Julian Assange to leave Ecuador embassy in London
• Mueller to give details on Russia probe with filings on former Trump aides
• CNN offices evacuated after bomb threat
• May offers more say for MPs to save Brexit deal
• Nigerian army repel fresh Boko Haram attacks
• Pentagon sends flight over Ukraine following Russian naval incident
• Aquarius, the last Mediterran­ean refugee rescue ship, ends operations
• No break needed — Robotic janitors are mopping floors
• Apple HomePod heads for China, beating Amazon and Google
• Newest Galaxy S10+ leak surfaces are likely the official art rendering
• Scene-stealers of 2018, from Awkwafina to Hugh Grant
• Best movies of 2018: ‘Roma’ is intimate, epic and year’s finest
• Constance Wu shocked over nomination for Best Actress
• Rajinikant­h blockbuste­r ‘2.0’ acquired for China release
• Thailand’s Yongyoot Thongkongt­oon on ‘Bad Genius’, digital disruption
• Golden Globes nomination­s 2019: ‘Vice’ dominates with six nods
• Politics, race, music dominate diverse Golden Globe film nods
• Once again, all of the Golden Globe best director nominees are men
• Kevin Hart out as Oscars MC over past anti-gay tweets
• Sarawak Shell recognised for excellent lean management
• Areca Capital opens Kuching branch
• New ambassador­s on board to boost business events in M’sia
• PUC pioneers O2O transactio­n with Revenue for unified cashless experience
• Analysts remain cautious on outlook for local constructi­on sector
• Dyson officially opens developmen­t centre
• Hyatt House KL opens doors as Hyatt’s first extended-stay hotel in Southeast Asia
• Public Bank to expand RCB services nationwide
• Bursa Malaysia remains in the red at close
• MITI optimistic of Malaysia’s exports surpassing 5.0 pct growth target
• On an oil ship off Angola, life is work, privacy is a luxury
• Urban planners look to Vienna to solve housing crises
• World’s top glovemaker vows clean-up as migrant workers toil in Malaysia factories
• General Electric’s push to fix power turbine problem goes global
• Canada defends Huawei arrest after markets wobble
• Deutsche Bank hit by new laundering report; shares slide again
• Opec and partners face steep challenge to reach oil cut deal
• Sources: US probe of Huawei includes bank fraud accusation­s
• GM CEO faces harsh criticism from US lawmakers over Mexico investment­s
• ‘Our airplanes are safe,’ Boeing says as officials push training
• Slow train to China: India’s trade ties with Beijing taking time to ripen
• Huawei arrest a ‘despicable rogue’ action — Chinese media
• Sri Lanka’s political crisis spurs tourists to cancel in peak season

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