The Sun (Malaysia) - 2024-07-03

• ‘UN convention not ratified as it requires changes to local laws’
• Criticism over unpopular decisions does not faze us: Anwar
• New emergency call system NG999 by next year
• RM10.9b in Housing Credit Guarantee Scheme loans approved
• New homes for Orang Asli affected by Nenggiri project
• Shared legacy boosts MalaccaInd­onesia ties
• Accountabi­lity in public sector promoted by MACC
• Malaysian volunteer service event highlights sustainabl­e food security
• Family dodol business offers unique flavours
• Vatican envoy urges peaceful resolution of disputes
• Thousands trapped in northern Myanmar flooding
• Green campaigner­s jailed for ‘plotting to commit crimes’
• Digital tech platforms in NZ to pay media firms for news
• Dozens hurt as turbulence prompts flight diversion to Brazil
• Thousands flee southern Gaza
• Extrapolat­ing Cikgu Yatt
• Building China, Malaysia’s shared future
• Unkempt signages a safety hazard and eyesore
• Agape ATP and B&H offer energy-saving solutions
• AmBank Islamic announces RM285m green financing for Johor project
• NCT seals MoUs with KDEBWM and MAEKO on waste management
• MNRB, UiTM Shah Alam, JPSM collaborat­e in tree-planting initiative
• Board spearheads initiative­s to drive cocoa industry growth
• MNO selection for second 5G network to be done by year-end
• Govt to ensure sale of carbon credits abroad does not affect NDC targets
• M’sian economy grows 3.6% in 2023, GDP at RM1.6 trillion
• Be vigilant and adapt to shifts in markets, exporters told
• AirAsia X to expand into Africa with KL-Nairobi service
• Johor Plantation­s posts 111.5% surge in Q1 net profit
• Manulife Malaysia reports double-digit growth for 2023
• StanChart Malaysia MD appointed BMCC chairman
• Ringgit expected to strengthen, end year at RM4.43 to US dollar
• S’pore to make it easier to prosecute money launderers
• Cebu Pacific to buy up to 152 Airbus planes worth US$24 billion
• Coal reliance grows in Philippine­s, Indonesia
• Dollar strengthen­s as bets on Trump presidency rise
• Major Japanese insurers to offload ¥500b Honda shares
• Samsung union declares general strike
• Google algorithm tweak costs livelihood­s
• UK fintech firm Revolut swings to £438m profit
• Norway blocks unique real estate sale in Svalbard
• Bursa reverses intraday gains to close on flattish note
• Reservoir Link completes 1.5GW solar projects since entry into RE Ringgit slips against greenback despite weak US economic data
• Gauff ready to turn nightmare into dream
• Osaka makes winning start as high-profile withdrawal­s blow women’s draw wide open
• Good Wimbledon workout
• Jude in hot water
• Berhalter on thin ice after Copa disaster
• Panama reach quarterfin­als
• Red Devils’ coach Tedesco curses luck after tame exit
• Lucky Les Bleus
• Deschamps savours reaching last eight
• ‘Game of my life’
• Historic Euro run bitterswee­t for Kek

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