Malta Independent - 2018-08-24

• ‘Death’ of human rights
• Men accused of killing Daphne Caruana Galizia received benefits for years
• Planned bypass ‘will not increase volume of cars passing through Attard’
• Huge fireball could have negative impact on Filfla seabirds, Birdlife warns
• ‘It felt like I was melting’ - officer who was mowed down in Luqa
• Swiss banker pleads guilty to VenezuelaM­alta money laundering charges
• UK outlines plans to ease no-deal Brexit impact
• Australia bans Huawei from 5G network over security concerns
• Valletta calls by cruise ships with worst emissions will almost double
• Bjorn Formosa: Next operation could leave me completely paralysed
• Moody’s affirms ‘A3 Positive’ rating for Malta
• Three quarters of consumers satisfied with bundle subscripti­ons – MCA
• The Asset Recovery Bureau
• Summer Carnival Celebratio­ns
• Stronger enforcemen­t needed
• Tariff Talks continue to dominate
• New Mexico utility seeks to join western energy market
• BOV CEO welcomes new employees
• The 1stHamrun Scout Band participat­es in internatio­nal folklorist­ic festival in Italy
• Be a part of Malta’s biggest science and arts festival
• Britain to accept some EU rules in case of Brexit no deal
• Ray Farrugia names provisiona­l Malta squad for opening UEFA Nations League Group matches
• La Belle Dame
• Sans Merci (5)
• Chusovitin­a gets Asian Games silver in vault at age 43
• Waterpolo clubs Exiles, Neptunes, Sirens, Sliema issue statement on San Giljan’s Obradovic decision
• FIFA backs working group on Australia reforms
• Peru captain Guerrero banned again awaiting final verdict
• Three top matches on second day of BOV Premier League
• Shell-ebration as 100 Loggerhead turtles hatch at Ġnejna Bay

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