Malta Independent - 2020-09-17

• See, speak, hear no evil
• Record 106 new cases of COVID-19 reported
• Virus outbreak among workers developed ‘at a critical point in the project’
• European values, including golden passports, are not for sale – European Commission
• MUT calls on government to postpone physical reopening of schools
• Navigating through COVID – Michael Briguglio
• ‘Keith Schembri was not up for discussion,’ – Fearne says on meeting with PM after Panama Papers
• Work underway on Concert Area of Malta National Park Project
• Public Service Week 2020 starts on Friday 18 September
• PL should look at its own transparen­cy record
• Evolution of e-mail to improve communicat­ion
• End of Abe era leaves Japan still searching for way forward
• Israel strikes Gaza after rocket fire during US ceremony
• China: War games a signal to Taiwan leader, foreign backers
• Retail pushes European stocks higher
• Investment in infrastruc­ture assets and the importance of ESG to be discussed during a MeDirect webinar
• HSBCnet enhanced to further support commercial customers’ banking needs
• After Beirut blast, a young surgeon finds new sense of duty
• Djokovic behaves better in 1st match since US Open default
• Werner settling in at Chelsea ahead of visit of Liverpool
• Alleged head of internatio­nal blood doping ring begins trial
• Former IAAF head Lamine Diack sentenced to 2 years in prison
• Lopez wins toughest Tour stage, Roglic keeps yellow jersey
• Irish eyes on AC Milan's visit to Shamrock Rovers
• Pride and COVID-19

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