New Straits Times - 2024-01-01

• TACKLING FLAWS IN ANTI-HOPPING LAW
• Busting bureaucrac­y
• ‘Look at report tabled in Dewan on previous govts’ spending’
• ‘Withdrawal of support is not treasonous’
• FIRMS CALL ON GOVT TO KEEP COSTS DOWN
• Targeted subsidies needed for reform, say economists
• KING, QUEEN PRAY FOR PEACE, PROSPERITY
• GUNMAN SHOT DEAD
• Retiree, clerk lose RM2.29m to scammers
• KELANTAN LEVEE DAMAGE WORSENS
• Gen Z’s shift to self-employment
• Bangkok for first-timers
• You can blame lack of sleep for your bad mood
• Fashion trends that defined 2023
• Malaysia needs a robust legal framework on carbon capture, storage
• Gaza brothers detained and urinated on
• LET’S WRITE A NEW CHAPTER IN 2024
• A healthy mouth leads to a healthy body
• A YEAR OF WARS AND CLIMATE CRISES
• US destroyer shoots down anti-ship missiles fired from Yemen
• NO END IN SIGHT TO GAZA OFFENSIVE
• Russia pounds Ukraine’s Kharkiv with missiles, drones
• MORE SPY SATELLITE LAUNCHES
• Singer Paula Abdul sues Brit producer over sexual assault
• 100 YEARS OF BIG BEN’S ‘BONGS’
• ‘Full Monty’ star Tom Wilkinson dies at 75
• Polarising Warner draws curtain on 12-year Test career
• Lloris leaves Spurs to join Los Angeles FC
• OLD LADY CHASE INTER
• Guardiola happy with City half-term report despite dip in standards
• Villa good but want to get better, says boss Emery
• POOR DEVILS
• EXCITING YEAR AHEAD FOR MALAYSIAN SPORTS
• Jonah aims to break record in New Year
• MANY WEAKNESSES TO BE RESOLVED
• EX-KOREA CAPTAIN WELCOMES HARIMAU
• Zainal says Malaysia must stop mastermind Son
• SABAH EYES 4PC GROWTH THIS YEAR
• FGV reflects on excellent 2023
• THINK TWICE ABOUT DE-DOLLARISAT­ION

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