Malta Independent - 2017-09-11

• Joseph Muscat pledges enforcemen­t crackdown in first 100 days speech
• Air Malta, government in collaborat­ive talks with Ryanair
• BirdLife calls on PM to ‘stop the massacre’
• The Universal Jester lands on Strada Stretta
• AD welcomes consultati­on on the change from petrol and diesel cars to electric cars
• Former UK leader advises immigratio­n curbs instead of Brexit
• 21 band clubs benefit from €180,000 in culture funds
• Heavy rain, floods lash Italy; at least 5 dead in Tuscany
• Can you imagine having a prostitute at school on career day?
• Chris Said and the establishm­ent
• Enforcemen­t: here’s a good starting point
• A few thoughts on journalism
• Spain already is another country for many in Catalonia
• Ruling ANC limps toward choosing new leader
• Rohingya rebels declare truce as desperatio­n hits camps
• Pope honors ‘slave of the slaves’ in Colombia’s slave port
• Shattered by war, Sunni Arabs despair over future in Iraq
• China’s ever-tighter web controls jolt companies, scientists
• Greek PM: Creditor supervisio­n of economy to end in 2018
• Froome wins Tour and Vuelta double as Contador ends final race
• France too powerful for Maltese youngsters
• Stephens tops Keys in US Open final for 1st Grand Slam title
• Fitzpatric­k beats Hend in playoff to win European Masters
• Napoli and Inter join Juve with maximum points
• Hertha draws as Bundesliga’s 1st female referee makes debut
• De Boer under more pressure as Palace loses 1-0 at Burnley
• Sociedad beats Deportivo to stay perfect
• Senglea dispel Lija with Caseres double
• San Gwann and Vittoriosa prove a point
• Qormi grab first points with Yankam header
• Hunting fines only bother those that break the law

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