The Star Malaysia - 2016-08-28

• Militant no more
• Italy grieves
• NEW PARTNERSHI­P
• Parliament set to resolve conversion, divorce issues
• A champion’s way of
• Moulding young talent
• A life-long ‘irritation’
• Johoreans walk for moderation
• ‘Airbnb considered legal’
• Four nabbed
• A missed dinner date
• Crane operator, supplier and contractor must be hauled up, says MCA
• Why I fly the flag
• Dr Ma'quarrelsom­e person
• MIC hopes LRA amendments will end disputes
• Najib: I won’t apologise for taking stern measures
• Malaysian captives still safe amid military offensive offensive
• Call to ban books promoting extreme ideology
• Pahang mufti: Malaysian Muslims are against extremism
• KL rally ends peacefully
• Sports equipment icon G.S. Gill passes away at 92
• Nur Jazlan: People weary of holding protests to spur change
• Fernandes: Chase the right dream
• ‘Link Bentong to railway line’
• Chew: Stateless children a serious issue
• Cyrens wins CHEER title for a whopping seventh time
• Proud to be Malaysians
• Sultan Nazrin calls for law to be upheld by all nations
• Appreciati­ng Malaysia’s peace and harmony
• DBKL ‘Datuk Seri’ in money laundering probe released
• Rapid KL to introduce discounts
• Varsity successful­ly breeds mangrove crabs
• Dr M touches royal nerve
• Inviting trou
• But it wasn’t me!
• China factor in the Asean stage
• Jakarta’s role in shaping the Asean region
• the radicalisa­tion of Islam in Malaysia
• Wahhabism has no place here
• ‘There is no such in uence
• How safe are we in Malaysia?
• Dr M’s strange apology
• Looking for our cultural identity
• Macha, jom kao tim our wayang issue
• Hongkonger­s are living large in tiny homes
• Furry Flood Victims Wait For Reunions
• Bangladesh­i Cops kill CAFE Attack Mastermind
• White House Rivals in Race War
• Video showing us police pursuing deaf driver emerges
• May committed to Brexit
• India’s deadly ds raise risk an tra kin
• Panic on NY subway as bugs and worms set free
• Indonesian firms probed over fires
• Royal insult prisoners freed in Thailand after pardons
• Masks fly off shelves as smog shrouds S’pore
• Philippine Communists on road to peace
• Myanmar actor jailed for insulting army
• Separated elderly couple gets attention
• Japan takes aid and trade show to Africa
• Fentanyl overdose epidemic in United States
• Japan urged to work on internatio­nal relations
• Alaskans live among real and brightly coloured bears
• Ban sought on swimming with dolphins
• Oops! She does it again
• Willow Smith becomes new face of Chanel eyewear
• Hiddleston’s Instagram account gets hacked
• Joe Jonas ‘super happy’ with new girlfriend
• Turkey’s probable pivotal shift on Assad
• Rebounding from the coup
• Could Clinton still lose the election?
• Mixing borders with trade
• Banning commercial surrogacy
• Seoul should review sex slavery deal
• Congrats my twin! #DatoLCW.
• Swinging in aid of charity
• Tour event turns its focus to fans
• ‘Golf is in a good place’
• Silence is golden
• A ans a s es ito a to ease into final
• O e to sets title s o on it a eno
• Prepare for a shock
• Andy and rafael insist ‘Big Four’ are in no mood to cede power yet
• Murray wants another slam before turning 30
• Reed reels ’em in at Barclays
• Dredge soars to halfway lead in Denmark
• Ariya hits a 64 to take charge in Canadian Pacific Open
• Formula One drivers give ‘halo’ cautious thumbs-up
• Rsei e see off Lorient for first Li e in
• We need to be Athletic
• Sub Charles comes to Malaga’s rescue in the last minute
• Germany call up Olympic trio for schweinste­iger’s farewell match
• It’s a timely time-out
• Conte concerned over transfer stalemate
• City boss won’t guarantee Hart a bench role
• Blues have it easy
• For better off t e or o
• Arsenal close to signing defender and striker, says Wenger
• Tenaga ready to give fancied KLHC a severe jolt
• Lessons well learnt
• Malaysia bag five out of 10 titles in junior tourney
• ‘Big bro’ ready to roar
• DAGG DO OUBLE AS ALL BLACKS WHIPW FEISTY WALLABIESW
• LEWANDOWSK­I SCORES THREE DESPITE HOLE IN RIGHT BOOT
• PEP TELLS BRAVO TO WAIT FOR DEBUT AND WON’T GUARANTEE HART A BENCH ROLE
• NICOL’S PROUD RECORD IN HK COMES TO AN END
• Plan for weight loss
• Avoid trans fats for heart health
• Catching the signs of concussion
• Children with IBS
• Cholestero­l is not a myth
• Doctoring health in Malaysia
• What stress?
• A friend indeed
• Is it friend or foe?
• Increase in youth unemployme­nt
• Drop in GCSE pass rate
• Better learning outcomes for all
• Government focus on quality education
• Cracking the code in schools
• Students rely too much on teachers
• Back when difference­s did not matter
• Embracing diversity
• Chinese school’s show of patriotism
• Opening of new varsity
• Sealing a solid deal
• Coming of age expo
• New V-C at the helm
• Reaching out to hire grads
• Perfect platform for language push
• Language learning is in their soul
• Calling Form Six and pre-u students!

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