The Star Malaysia - 2018-03-29

• Hermit kingdom to Middle Kingdom
• Special recognitio­n
• Opposition fails to stop EC report
• Cops keep order by giving Bersih marchers leeway
• PM: New borders are good for elected reps good for elected reps
• Mixed reaction to redelineat­ion motion
• Kit Siang ordered out – but stays on
• Businesses cash in on election fever with novel offerings
• Sabah requests for more seats
• Selangor assembly slams EC over redelineat­ion exercise
• EC gives reasons for new boundaries
• Perak MB: Malay tsunami unlikely
• DAP’s hopes of a ‘tsunami’ only a pipe dream
• Listen to the grassroots, say analysts
• Veteran civil servant tipped to take on Johor MB
• Pakatan, Warisan close to pact
• Analyst: Third Opposition bloc unlikely to have strong impact
• Karambunai Barisan rep not keen to move to Tawau
• PAS: 316 ‘voters’ taken out of election roll reappear
• 83-year-old retired clerk looking for long-lost sister
• ‘It can be used to muzzle the media’
• Welder and Indonesian duo jailed 10 years for terrorism
• Man’s best friend in the afterlife, too
• Kit Siang urged to attend Wee’s forum
• Man breaks marriage promise, faces rape charge
• Rela: No honorary award for man in assault case
• Ijok settlers claim 405ha ‘missing’
• At least RM117mil revenue for CAAM
• Ministry addresses suicide tendency among students
• Childcare bosses can screen job seekers
• Doc: Cadet looked tired and dehydrated on eve of his death
• A hoot of a Harry Potter experience
• Izzue Islam to promote Kelantan via English single
• Anthony Wong meets half-brothers for the first time
• Strength in numbers
• France bids farewell to police hero
• ‘Sack the criminally negligent’
• Win-win situation
• Canadian teen to get RM2,990 a week for life
• UK to impose plastic bottle charge to fight pollution
• Race to perfect robot cars goes on after fatal crash
• Crackdown on waste imports
• Police to mete out serious punishment on reckless delivery drivers
• Funeral home offers a taste of death with virtual reality
• Aussie indigenous languages share one source
• ‘Do you know who made it?’ campaign strives to stop slavery
• ‘Leave or die’ option for Syrian rebels
• ‘Control antibiotic­s use or superbugs will take over’
• Haley: Day of shame for UN
• Sculptor puts together new bodies
• Amazon once home to about a million
• Creativity training in school
• Specify our medals target
• the future of food?
• Loosen the reins and let youths decide
• Doing more to promote Raptor Watch
• Thanks to Good Samaritans
• Passengers may be losers at end of the day
• Stephens, Azarenka advance to face off in Miami semis
• Miami beat Cleveland, send Cavs to lowest point in season
• Rakitic’s penalty goal helps Croatia edge Mexico
• Panama coach feels exposed after team ‘stripped naked’
• Can we count on it?
• Give this Italy team time to grow, says Di Biagio
• Spain can’t take anything for granted, says coach
• Isco critical of Real playing time
• A cruise for Le Bleus
• Akhimullah continues scoring spree in MJHL
• Injured striker Bony targets preseason return
• SRAM positive other players can deliver a medal
• Malaysia banking on Nauraj and Hup Wei to end medal drought
• Giap Chin hoping for Thomas Cup break after Hanoi exploits
• Back-up bowlers lined up for four tournament­s in South-East Asia
• Loss with no jeers
• BRAZIL SOOTHE 7-1 PAIN WITH WIN IN BERLIN
• ZVEREV NICKS IT IN BATTLE OF BRIGHTEST PROSPECTS
• LUNG INFECTION WON'T STOP AZIZUL FROM GOLD COAST RIDE
• V SHEM-WEE KIONG VOW TO PRESERVE MALAYSIA’S GLITTER

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