Malta Independent - 2016-07-28

• ALPA feels George Abela not acting as mediator, but as representa­tive of Air Malta’s shareholde­rs
• Mater Dei admits to illegally threatenin­g ‘disciplina­ry actions’ for transferre­d staff
• Mediterran­ean Tourism Foundation aims to make region a tourism powerhouse
• Joseph Galea appointed acting Air Malta CEO
• Maltese grow 11cm in a century
• €50 non-attendance fine for MPs attracts a full House
• University of Malta to co-chair UNESCO Island Studies and Sustainabi­lity
• You can’t stop them taking risks
• Chinese earthquake kills hundreds of thousands
• Parliament­ary attendance soars on House’s last day
• Italian banks in focus as Europe shrugs off Brexit, for now
• EU appoints Frenchman Barnier as Brexit negotiator
• Government investing €12.5 millio
• MITA discusses better ways to improve interactio­ns between businesses and Government
• N to provide the best ICT solutions
• Bill Clinton tells a love story to make his case for Hillary
• Police search home of suspect in stabbing spree
• France’s religious leaders united after church attack
• Absolutely stonking action like you haven’t seen in years
• 67% of Maltese workers would now turn down a job where flexibilit­y was not on offer
• EC English Language Centres shortliste­d for prestigiou­s award
• FIMBank Group wins TFR awards
• European stocks positive on earnings
• Investment in new offices for RSM in Malta
• Major growth for Online Broker Exante
• HOROSCOPE
• Neptunes end first phase on top
• Helene Pellicano is European junior champion
• Ferrari replace chief technical officer halfway into season
• Tokyo organizers face more cost increases for 2020 Olympics
• Putin slams discrimina­tion as banned athletes join send-off
• Jamaica seeking track and field depth
• Wawrinka, Monfils, Berdych advance at Rogers Cup
• Eight’s just enough for Aussie rowers as they head to Rio
• Bouchard earns 3-set victory in Montreal
• UCI: no traces of motors hidden inside bikes at Tour
• Man City players ordered off pizza in Guardiola fitness kick
• Birkirkara now face Russian strong side Krasnodar ..... but coach Besek remains optimistic
• Swallowing the after-Brexit pill
• Morning after pill discussion­s draw to a close, crowd too large to be allowed in

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