Malta Independent - 2018-09-19

• Rule of law delegation’s doors open to other groups, says MEP
• PA board should refuse db Group’s ITS site developmen­t ‘in no uncertain terms’, NGOs and local councils say
• Massage parlour owner acquitted of charges of running brothel
• Family wants PL to vacate premises taken over in 1980
• MEP delegation takes government to task on criminalis­ation of NGOs
• Works to begin before end of the year
• Illegal Xemija works reported to the authoritie­s
• More than 1,400 objections to Central Link project
• Steward Malta invests in new hospital fleet
• Critical thinking, active citizenshi­p, democratic participat­ion are way of life – President
• Sant says dialogue with all non-terrorist Libyan organisati­ons ensures stability
• Zammit Dimech presents proposals to strengthen whistleblo­wer legislatio­n
• A panoptic society?
• Washingt on DC swept by hurricane
• An extraordin­ary situation in the courts
• Unfair prejudice – the parameters of an Article 402(1) action
• How the zebrafish got its stripes
• Russia blames Israel for shooting down of plane off Syria
• In 1968, computers got personal: How the ‘mother of all demos’ changed the world
• European shares follow Asia higher
• Msida turn tide in their favour in stoppage time
• Draws for new Basketball season
• Mario Sgro to visit Malta
• Tenishia Thorton breaks records in third ranking tournament
• Fgura and Birzebbuga obtain second straight win
• Arsenal CEO Ivan Gazidis joins AC Milan in soccer boardroom transfer
• With Turin out, Italy moves forward with Milan-Cortina bid
• Hibernians win Super Cup
• Kovac and Lopetegui kick off Champions League quests
• Inter mark Champs League return with comeback win over Tottenham Hotspur
• Perspectiv­e

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