Malta Independent - 2018-03-20

• ‘Data controller­s determine whether to uphold right to be forgotten requests’
• ERA highlights ‘significan­t concern’ over environmen­tal impact by numerous ad hoc proposals for petrol stations on ODZ land
• Passengers on Paris flight faced lengthy delays
• Base future farm spending on ambitious and relevant performanc­e targets, say EU Auditors
• PN says Helena Dalli cannot be taken seriously after misleading voters
• Dombrovski­s applauds Alfred Sant’s efforts to postpone insurance directive
• The sea makes me feel small and large
• Changing attitudes
• Controvers­ial brain study has scientists rethinking neuron research
• Putin claims crushing victory in Russian presidenti­al vote
• Another explosion injures 2 in
• N Texas capital; cause unclear
• Mazda’s new Skyactiv rival C02 of EVS when
• Mercedes-Benz wins ‘fleet manufactur­er of the year’ at 2018 fleet news awards
• V-X engine has potential to n measured ‘well-to-wheel’
• Global stocks decline
• US probes 4 deaths in Hyundai-Kia cars when air bags failed
• Spectacula­r day at Hal Far raceway
• Another century win for Athleta
• Siggiewi with fifth league victory
• Records broken in second ranking tournament of the season
• Valletta keep title hopes alive with dominant win
• World Rugby looking into controvers­ial referee appointmen­t
• Ronaldo vs Messi: Scoring race heats up in Spain
• Martina Navratilov­a ‘angry’ at pay gap to McEnroe for BBC work
• Luxembourg next for Malta
• Astori ‘tragedy’ weighs on Italy as rebuilding process opens
• Human traffickin­g: demystifyi­ng a taboo

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