Malta Independent - 2019-12-18

• Schembri to testify
• Adrian Delia publishes full Egrant report
• EPP and Renew Europe MEPs call for Muscat’s immediate resignatio­n
• ‘Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Investigat­ive Journalism’ announced
• Casa asks Noor Bank to make public 17 Black’s account transactio­ns
• Social Security Department makes changes to December payments due to BOV branch closures
• Court decision does not make my position untenable - Attorney General
• Most of upper Fort St Angelo now accessible to the public
• Malta reiterates its commitment to combatting inequality and discrimina­tion against women
• €1.9 million spent on 60 projects by the Public Works Department in 2019
• Political situation in Malta: We are at a delicate juncture
• Carmelo Abela’s incomplete message
• Is knowledge manageable after all?
• The science of gift wrapping explains why sloppy is better
• WWII allies, Germany mark 75 yrs since Battle of the Bulge
• Eastwood on ‘Richard Jewell,’ criticism and finding stories
• Pope abolishes ‘pontifical secret’ in clergy sex abuse cases
• European stocks and sterling
• China and Russia urge UN to lift key North Korea sanctions
• Mexico raises minimum wage by 20%, to $6.50
• 2019 - A year of glory for President John Zammit
• Eurosport BSJ Fleur-de-Lys Road Races brings down curtain for 2019 season for Birkirkara St. Joseph Sports Club
• New swimming national and age group records
• Brignone rallies to beat Holtmann in Giant Slalom
• Bendtner ponders retirement after release by Copenhagen
• Mikel Arteta would be smart Arsenal hire, Yaya Toure says
• Serie A CEO apologises for use of monkey painting
• Real Madrid and Barcelona to arrive together for clásico
• Dortmund’s mistakes let Leipzig draw 3-3
• Youngest ever Liverpool team taken to school in League Cup
• No school, no trains, no Eiffel Tower: France on strike

Malta Independent - 2019-12-17

Malta Independent - 2019-12-19