Malta Independent - 2019-11-12

• Keith Schembri withdraws defamation suit to avoid being questioned
• Not all prostitute­s are trafficked or abused Malta-based sex worker and activist
• Legal advice shows no conflict of interest by MPs who sit on public boards - government
• Judge abstains from hearing appeal filed by three ministers
• Man arrested after trying to flee from police found guilty of drug possession
• Man denies drug traffickin­g charges
• Next year’s schemes for local and regional councils announced
• PM won’t remove Schembri, says chief of staff answering all questions in inquiry
• Employment rate for people aged 55-64 stood at 50% in 2018
• Anti-bullying week launched
• Save Malta’s green lungs - PD
• €2 million investment for new Home Help service
• Jerma objectives: A developer’s shopping-list
• Keith Schembri must go
• E-bikes are coming to federally owned trails: 4 questions answered
• Japanese pianist Naoko Aburaki impressed audience during fundraisin­g event
• Penguin population trends
• A fate tied to sea ice
• Australian state declares emergency due to wildfires
• Even sharper and more striking: The Audi R8 V10 RWD and the Audi R8 LMS GT4
• Violence in Hong Kong pushes markets lower
• World shares decline on renewed China-US trade worries
• China’s Xi on investment drive in EU member Greece
• SHABAB OMAN II - Masts of Glory and Peace 2019
• Champions Starlites start their league defence with a victory
• Winston Muscat names squad for Italy qualifying tournament
• Borussia Dortmund hurting after heavy loss in Munich
• Upbeat Malta girls eager to maintain progress in Italy clash
• Brazilian player Taison sent off in Ukraine for reaction to racism
• Lyon says team bus attacked travelling to Marseille stadium
• Pep Guardiola says Man City will remain positive and never give up
• ‘That’s crazy’: Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool surges ahead in title bid
• Transport in Malta in the early years

Malta Independent - 2019-11-11

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