Malta Independent - 2019-08-17

• One private sector project delay lowers 2019 GDP forecast by 0.1%
• Summer holidays: Maltese the EU’s thirdbigge­st vacation spenders
• Maltese government urged to ‘lead by example’ in Open Arms standoff
• Scientists confirm July 2019 set a new global heat record
• 27 partygoers to appear before drugs tribunal after night of excesses
• Authoritie­s dragging their feet over fuel stations, says Din l-Art Helwa
• Italy’s PM: Salvini ‘obsessed’ with blocking migrants at sea
• 844 counterfei­t euro banknotes withdrawn from circulatio­n in Malta in year’s first half
• Charged with stealing cars
• ‘A heavy lift’: Religious black voters weigh Pete Buttigieg’s presidenti­al bid
• Major forest fire burns Greek nature reserve
• Lazier by the day
• Clinton admits Lewinsky affair
• Let us all pull the same end of the same rope
• Songbirds silenced as Colombia fights wildlife traffickin­g
• NASA scientists fly over Greenland to track melting ice
• Australian tourist killed in New Zealand after attack on van
• The magical world of enamelling
• Europe and Asia modest to End a Volatile Week
• FIMBank announces $9.6 million in half-yearly pre-tax profit, up 38%
• GYMNASTICS Analysis: US will win Olympic medal count, but at what cost?
• A ragged Federer stunned in Cincinnati; Djokovic advances
• Lampard unfazed by new-look Chelsea’s tough start to season
• Freak injury leaves Liverpool facing goalkeeper crisis
• Injured Eden Hazard misses Real Madrid's league opener
• Aritz Aduriz’s late acrobatic screamer denies Barcelona in La Liga opening match
• UK Informatio­n Commission­er opens investigat­ion into facial recognitio­n in King’s Cross

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