New Straits Times - 2024-06-07

• PM HOPES U.S. WILL HELP END GAZA WAR
• Three shades of grey
• PM LAUNCHES BOOST BANK
• ‘Difficult to stop trafficker­s’ activities online’
• Experts: Shift in tactics proves move is effective
• UNITY PACT LEAVES DECISION TO NATIONAL LEADERSHIP
• Higher fines for unrestrict­ed mingling of men, women in Kelantan
• HAJ PILGRIMS TO ENJOY BETTER FACILITIES
• 25 polluted rivers detected in six states
• A-GC SEEKS TO QUASH REWCASTLE-BROWN’S APPEAL
• 3 Customs officers plead not guilty to bribery charges
• Mila hopes ‘Sandera’ enters song contest next year
• Some children are already using dating apps
• Intense AI chip battle
• Hay fever: Simple, natural tips to relieve seasonal allergies
• Menstruati­on can hinder teenagers’ academic success, research reports
• Kat and Meer wow China with ‘Wau Bulan’
• Quality education fulfils semiconduc­tor industry’s goals
• Muslim schools caught up in France’s fight to limit foreign influence
• Master tech frontier at Monash
• TAKE CARE OF URBAN TREES
• New tactics by tobacco firms to entice youth
• ISRAEL STRIKES UN SCHOOL
• Putin warns Russia could arm countries to strike West
• MODI PREPARES FOR THIRD TERM
• Vietnam tycoon on death row faces fresh charges
• S.KOREA SENDS PROPAGANDA BALLOONS
• Japan lawmakers probe UFO security ‘threat’
• STARSHIP SET FOR NEXT LAUNCH
• Meta hit with complaints in Europe over ‘unlawful’ A.I. plans
• A DAY OF UPSETS
• Mother of three Glover heading for fourth Games
• Penalty hands Tunisia victory as Africa’s World Cup qualifiers resume
• THREE LIONS READY TO ROAR
• Team MAS to back Malaysia's Olympians
• NO SURRENDER FOR EAIN YOW
• New Vorteq WX-R bikes for Malaysia’s Olympic riders
• JUN HAO CONTINUES ISTORA HEROICS
• Aaron-Wooi Yik need to buck up for Olympics
• Phase 2 open for sale, offering high ROI
• ‘ANNOUNCEME­NT AT THE RIGHT TIME’
• ‘Neutral’ rating kept on QL Resources
• RHB Research maintains ‘neutral’ call on Wasco with RM1.55 target price
• RUBBER GLOVE SECTOR UPGRADED TO ‘NEUTRAL’
• BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR BURSA
• Property market recovering well, says minister
• KEY TO RETAINING MILLENNIAL STAFF
• 12,522 Proton cars sold in May for total of 62,697 in first 5 months
• CANADA TRIMS KEY RATE TO 4.75PC
• BoJ chief Ueda reaffirms resolve to trim bond buying
• Inflation to be key factor in Taiwan central bank’s next rate cut decision

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