Malta Independent - 2018-11-15

• Electrogas consortium members distance themselves from 17 Black
• Draft EP report calls for ‘phasing out’ of citizenshi­p by investment schemes
• Planning Authority approves permit for fourlane tal-Balal Road project
• Sicilian businessma­n remanded in custody on charges of fraud
• Man fined for circulatin­g revenge porn featuring former partner
• Missing R professor J to testify b
• Satabank owner would not have passed proper due diligence by MFSA – Jason Azzopardi
• 150 GoTo cars available for car-sharing concept
• Ussiagate Maltese Joseph Mifsud ‘wants before the US Senate’
• Light pollution leads to a record year for stranded seabirds
• Government ignoring air quality issues and refusing to take concrete action, says AD
• PD calls for more open consultati­ons on Constituti­onal Convention
• Malta-based companies named in massive Italian investigat­ion into illegal betting, money laundering
• The betrayal of the muses
• Princess Anne gives birth to Master Phillips
• Another IIP death knell sounded
• A great opportunit­y for our SPP students to learn about Blockchain
• Digigirlz: a better understand­ing of what a career in technology entails
• D-Day for May as she seeks backing for draft Brexit deal
• The Hate You Give
• The Grinch
• Sibt ma’ Temi for World Children’s Day
• Archbishop Scicluna removed 3,000 abusive clerics – Vatican blogger
• MEP Marlene Mizzi ‘delivers’ on pledge for cheaper phone calls within EU
• European stocks drop
• MAPFRE boosts earning by 18.9% to €529 million
• Nicholas Carabott wins the Donald Vella Memorial Trap
• Silver for Malta at the Commonweal­th Judo Championsh­ips
• New Zealand to host 2021 Women's World Cup
• The sports doctor wi
• Ith a difference! (13)
• Djokovic overcomes illness to beat Zverev at ATP Finals
• Majority of Calgary voters say ‘no thanks’ to 2026 Olympics
• Fulham hires Claudio Ranieri after firing Jokanovic
• Brave Malta U-19s lose narrowly to France

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