Malta Independent - 2018-05-22

• Students from major markets decline as Malta attracts more from Morocco, Japan, Brazil
• 17 Black claims to be probed, but under existing inquiry
• FBI may testify in Daphne Carana Galizia murder case, court decides
• Archbishop moves to find solution for priest’s ‘censoring’
• Former AUM academics sue university over ‘unfair dismissal’
• Speaker says online IVF petition ‘back to normal’ after Google system glitch
• Political responsibi­lity has to be shouldered - Busuttil
• Unemployme­nt down more than 28% in April over same period last year
• Former Sea Malta building battle goes to court
• FKNK releases over 700 captive bred turtle doves into the wild
• Stainless steel net to be installed at Għar Lapsi
• New proposed planning policy for Sghajtar area
• Undergroun­d tunnel to be built from Pembroke reverse osmosis plant to Ta’ Qali reservoir
• Make sure to feed the right wolf
• Apocalypse near
• Hollywood roars back into action
• Maduro declared winner in d
• Disputed Venezuela election
• Hyundai to showcase 2018 KONA and award winning i30 N at the London Motor Show
• European stocks head towards an almost four month high
• APS Bank CEO appointed MBA Chairman
• Rival players support seeding Serena Williams at French Open
• Aaron Wise gets 1st tour win, shatters Nelson scoring record
• Three medals - two gold and one silver - for Malta in Serbia
• MESA’s 37-strong contingent for WCS Games in France
• The right sport
• Inter back in UEFA Champions League for first time since 2012
• Fired coach Halilhodzi­c suing Japanese soccer associatio­n
• Russian billionair­e Abramovich runs into UK visa issues
• Pellegrini offered £10m a year to become new West Ham manager
• Belgium without Nainggolan
• Morata left out of Spain’s squad
• Yes, let’s respect principles. Starting with the truth.

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