Malta Independent - 2018-06-12

• Spain lets migrants’ ship dock in Valencia, Malta sends supplies
• Ghadira beach project will not start this summer
• ‘We are getting a bad name Mr Minister’ – PN deputy leader tells Konrad Mizzi
• Jonathan Ferris says failure to recognise him as a whistleblo­wer breaches law
• Man admits to arms offences after shooting at partner’s Xghajra residence
• Federation of Estate Agents warns of potential mass evictions
• HSBC’s renewed focus on growth quells fears of potential closure in Malta
• Italy’s disregard of internatio­nal laws could have led to humanitari­an crisis – PM
• Frontex passes the buck
• Pope begins purge in Chilean church over sex abuse scandal
• Only 46% of Maltese think messaging apps are effective substitute­s to fixed direct line
• Economic impact assessment on Gozo cruise liner buoy underway
• I’m not a colour, I’m a human
• Raining human bombs
• To conserve ocean life, marine reserves need to protect species that move around
• Kia reveals all-electric Niro EV at Busan Motor Show
• Recent developmen­ts surroundin­g the South China Sea
• 5 shot dead at home in southern Thailand
• European stocks rise
• Vassallo Group awards “shining” employees
• Can’t beat ‘em? Eat ‘em! Berlin captures, cooks crayfish
• Gzira and Birkirkara will know their EL opponents today
• San Giljan start defence of title against Exiles tomorrow
• Mercedes loses ground in Formula One race
• Nadal, Halep 1st pair of No. 1 French Open champs since 1992
• Salah meeting with Chechen leader raises red flags

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