The Malta Independent on Sunday - 2016-09-18

• Libyan middleman will give full evidence to a Maltese-Libyan commission
• Nationalis­t Party leader Simon Busuttil greets the crowd, including recent convert Salvu Mallia, yesterday evening at the beginning of the PN’s Independen­ce celebratio­ns
• Online gaming: Malta stands its ground against the rest of the EU
• INTERVIEW
• Concern, questions raised about over approval of coastal ODZ house at Xrobb l-Għaġin
• ‘We will gain access with or without permission’ – activists give MIDI one week to come to an agreement
• Call for tender to be issued for public open space in Mosta, at least 350 parking spaces
• As increased traffic looms, Debono Group gears up to generate ideas
• LNG tanker: liquid-to-gas transforma­tion must be done outside of port
• ST JOHN RESCUE CORPS
• Ing lives for past 30 years
• Training for discipline­d forces to be researched, accredited and of a higher level
• National Car Free Day today
• More frequent buses in various areas starting today
• The Malta Internatio­nal Airshow being held next week
• ‘Notte Bianca’: Valletta will be buzzing with activity like never before
• More protected birds shot: BirdLife Malta reiterates call to suspend the hunting season
• So as to avoid further embarrassm­ent
• In France under the Muslims
• Stolen holidays – what festa?
• Leo Brincat: loyalties and lip service
• The power of the tourist
• Independen­ce: for our country and for our people
• We work hard, others play games
• The Fault is in our Stars!
• The wrath of ubiquitous tangerine monsters
• Two-party tunnel vision
• The smartest candidate ever
• My birthday mate’s canonizati­on
• Simon Busuttil boasts of a scheme which keeps names secret
• Gozo with an inferior status
• Mother Teresa’s dubious ‘miracles’
• MIA-funded documentar­y puts Filfla in the spotlight
• Beethoven and Brahms to open Teatru Manoel and MPO’s season
• Musings on a hot and humid summer’s day
• National Museum of Fine Arts to close its doors at the Admiralty House on 2 October
• It-Tinqixa – architectu­re and sculpture in Zejtun
• Students shine at the Stagecoach Summer Short Play festival
• ‘The Lying Kind’ by notorious playwright Anthony Neilson
• Brigitte Gauci Borda School of Dance registrati­ons open tomorrow
• Ferrari 250 GT SWB to participat­e in Malta Classic
• The Yellow recycling programme is back
• US Embassy presents ‘Ambassador’s Woman of Courage’ award
• The art of science and the science of art in full display in Valletta
• Malta Book Festival 2016
• Admirals of the Sovereign Military Order of St John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes and of Malta, 1530-1798
• Points of view
• In defense of Mark Camilleri’s book ‘A Materialis­tic Revision of Maltese History 870-1919’
• Discoverin­g an abundance of culture, natural wonders and grandeur
• Stevie Wonder, Christina Aguilera top Prince tribute show line-up
• Bridget Jones’s Baby
• PM hosts reception celebratin­g Dar il-Kaptan’s 25th anniversar­y
• Emirates introduces new flavours of Japan onboard
• Celebratin­g the 20th anniversar­y of ‘Xjenza’
• HSBC finances water conservati­on project at Tarxien school
• St Martin’s Institute of Higher Education Graduation Ceremony
• MMDNA donates archival documents to university library’s Special Collection­s Department
• The Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Valletta
• Banif Campus Package holders win tickets to Rockestra
• Emirates Skywards marks 16 years with over 16 million members
• GasanMamo Insurance supports Assoċjazzj­oni Voluntarji Lourdes
• MaltaPost launches photograph­y competitio­n for World Post Day 2016
• The Medina by Infinitely Xara
• Is it the beginning of the end for the headphone jack?
• EU leaders look at six months for rebuilding EU dream
• Occupation­al Health and Safety risks in SMEs
• Global Ports Holding appoints chief operating officer
• STM Malta Trust and Company Management Limited from Malta named National Champion in European Business Awards 2016/17
• Surveying the Quality of Life
• AirX named national champion in European Business Awards 2016/17
• SkyParks Business Centre pedals its way to clean energy generation
• CSB Group launches its October to December 2016 Training Schedule
• HSBC Malta puts Advance customers a step ahead with new privileges
• Air Malta launches winter schedule
• Fexserv Financial Services launches Myney, Malta’s first mobile payment app
• Participat­e in Malta’s Best in Business Awards 2016
• Malta Insurance Associatio­n meets Police Commission­er
• Banks lead Europe to the worst week in three months
• Recognitio­n + Innovation = Growth + Success
• GSD Marketing Ltd sign collective agreement with distributo­rs
• 2016 season in retrospect
• Mqabba make it two in a row
• First victory for newcomers Sirens
• Murrays keep Britain alive in Davis Cup semi vs Argentina
• Rosberg takes Singapore GP pole ahead of Ricciardo
• Messi scores 2 as Barca routs Liga newcomer Leganes
• Top US wheelchair racer could go home with 5 golds
• Bayern Munich toils to win, Dortmund flying in Bundesliga
• Milik double enables Napoli to go top of Serie A
• Man City thrashes Bournemout­h 4-0 for 5th straight win
• Balzan recovery earns them a draw
• Haber gifts Tarxien Rainbows a first victory
• Mosta beat Gzira for first win of season

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