Malta Independent - 2018-11-26

• Infrastruc­ture Malta plays down geologist’s tunnel concerns, says extensive studies being carried out
• People discourage­d from reporting hate speech – activist
• First FDI project to be allocated space at the Gozo Innovation Hub
• PN putting together building blocks of electoral commitment­s
• Britain was an ally on taxation – Joseph Muscat
• PD leader: I’m now convinced Konrad Mizzi should no longer remain part of Cabinet
• €800 found in pack of baby wipes
• Brexit Withdrawal Agreement: Rights assured for Maltese citizens, but Malta loses an ally at EU level
• Silence is not the answer
• The Maltese migrants of Vittoria and Scoglitti in Sicily
• This is not a day for rejoicing
• Migration is not a phenomenon that can be stopped, but rather one that must be well managed
• Water Lilies of Monet at the Eden Cinemas
• Space for All
• ‘Shame’ on violent protesters, says Macron
• Ladybower Reservoir's flooded village vandalised
• Officials deny US border deal
• Voters reject same-sex marriage in referendum­s
• Ex-President Mugabe 'unable to walk'
• Alabama police admit killing wrong man after mall shooting
• Sleep well seminar
• Carlos Ghosn denies Nissan misconduct claims
• Classified­s
• €180,000 Xlendi quay project completed
• Finance ministry welcomes ‘another positive rating for Malta’
• Maltese language should be available on digital platforms and through digitals supported assistants – Zammit Dimech
• Athleta make sure in the last seconds, Floriana fade away after the interval
• Ten-man Lija back on track Marsa 0 Lija A 3
• World champion Hamilton wins season-ending Abu Dhabi GP
• Results and standings after race 21 of 21
• Sevilla takes Spanish league lead with win over Valladolid
• Hibernians in seventh heaven
• EU leaders back Theresa May’s deal in Brussels
• Mobile persecutio­n

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