Malta Independent - 2019-02-16

• Corinthia: No deadline, but negotiatio­n developmen­ts to be announced – Konrad Mizzi
• Charlon Gouder in Spain for legal talks on tuna scandal
• Prime Minister admits growing numbers leading to infrastruc­tural challenges
• Sea slime might be natural by-product of phytoplank­ton - expert
• Compilatio­n of evidence against Daphne Caruana Galizia murder suspects continues
• Ombudsman recommends ‘radical’ review of army promotions after ‘vitiated’ process
• Brexit, global trade wars, financial sector on agenda of meeting between Maltese and Italian finance ministers
• Conservati­on of the George Cross grant volume
• Fair remunerati­on for Maltese creators and artists - Zammit Dimech
• Outbound tourism up by 15% in fourth quarter of 2018
• Alfred Sant warns against reducing member states’ flexibilit­y on VAT rates
• Along came a spider
• Castro sworn in as Cuban PM
• PD, AD and the rest
• Is love losing its soul in the digital age?
• Death toll in deadliest car bom bing in Kashmir climbs to 41
• Eating with Grandpa Apap
• Australia Day celebrated at Australian High Commission­er’s residence
• European shares recover
• MAPFRE registers net earnings of €529 million in 2018
• Classified­s
• Semenya appeal case mixes science, sports, gender politics
• Local sports fixtures
• Sweden calls on Ibrahimovi­c to offer backing to Olympic bid
• Ferrari presents new F1 car to challenge Mercedes
• What to watch in main competitio­ns
• Galatasara­y scores win over UEFA in finance monitoring case
• San Gwann pull Qrendi in relegation trouble San Gwann-Qrendi 2-1
• Sliema beat 10-man Tarxien and are back in contention for third place

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