The Malta Independent on Sunday - 2018-02-18

• Police still working with Europol to find who commission­ed Caruana Galizia’s murder
• It is our duty to support Delia and give him our 110% – Jason Azzopardi
• President stresses she played absolutely no part in the organisati­on of Paqpaqli
• European Commission asked about action taken to scrutinise independen­ce of Maltese institutio­ns
• Mount Carmel Hospital: Care workers filling the roles of nurses should be a temporary measure – MUMN
• Maltese academic in Core Team Setting up Internatio­nal Scientific Organisati­on
• Casa to present ‘damning’ evidence under oath tomorrow morning
• Occupy Justice: regime using its power to trample on basic freedoms
• Civil liberties is morre than just painting a rainbow, fundamenta­l rights must be protected - Jason Azzopardi
• Contextual­ising block how we got here and
• Kchain technology: where we’re going
• What’s at risk if developmen­t of Bulebel takes place?
• PD questions motives and timing behind Prime Minister’s drive for constituti­onal reform
• New Chief Executive Officer for the Environmen­t and Resources Authority
• Tourism for peace and prosperity
• Three billboards outside Valletta, Malta
• Instead of a war of words, how about a war of facts?
• A network of civil society
• Making hay… in St George’s Bay
• Consultati­on is the best approach
• Fringe Liberalism and the environmen­t
• The individuat­ion of Maltese Christiani­ty
• The constituti­onal smokescree­n
• We should not fight people living with HIV, we should fight the virus Science has given us all the tools we need
• Jesus’ Word
• The rain and Carnival
• Mock elections in Russia
• RADIOHEAD’S JONNY GREENWOOD
• Institute for Education and BirdLife Malta launch new environmen­tal teaching course
• St Paul’s Chamber Ensemble crowdfunds for event in aid of Dar tal-Providenza
• Australia national day reception
• MADC set to bring Neil Simon’s California Suite to the stage in March
• Jazz legend Chick Corea to headline this year’s Malta Jazz Festival
• The 15:17 To Paris
• Phantom Thread
• Action Planet seeks crowdfundi­ng for student exhibition
• 7th edition of the BRND WGN & University Ring Road Races
• Honorary Consular Corps Prize awarded
• Political and economic developmen­ts in the eurozone
• GasanMamo Insurance promotes reading through Valentine’s Day
• Ġenesi - Poeziji 2007-2016 by Achille Mizzi
• Il-Klassi tas-Surmast: Claudia Contin Arlecchino
• Conference on artistic exchange in the Mediterran­ean in the Late Medieval and Renaissanc­e periods
• HSBC Malta Foundation volunteers reviving Torri l-Abjad
• RE/MAX & Friends Foundation donates €85,000 to charities across 2017
• Creating the ideal web product though User Experience (UX)
• The new BMW X2: Be the one who dares
• MINI Countryman Hybrid Plug-In
• MFSA: a case for creative innovation
• The impact of MiFID II on Asset Management Companies
• Intensive Executive Developmen­t Programme for BOV Top Management
• JP Fabri appointed managing director of ARQ Economic & Business Intelligen­ce Ltd
• Nectar Ltd acquires sole direct distributi­on and marketing of Nestlé Ice Cream and Antica Gelateria brands in Malta
• MAZARS mobile app facilitate­s access to global content
• AST Group plc Prospects MTF bond admitted to the Malta Stock Exchange
• Corporate Insolvency Law and EU State Aid
• Le Méridien goes platinum in global healthy hotel certificat­ion
• Global stocks set for best week in six years
• Maltco Lotteries and GO extend cooperatio­n agreement
• BOV creates the platform for family businesses to discuss succession planning
• Central Bank publishes Economic Update
• How easy it is to handle your stress?
• Edison issues new flashnote on Medserv
• HSBC Premier Customers enjoy a Mastercard Priceless Experience
• Federer sets up Rotterdam final against Dimitrov
• Duncan Micallef and Yazmin Zammit Stevens win main awards
• Yarnold wins second straight Olympic women’s skeleton gold
• Marit Bjoergen ties Winter Olympic record with 13th medal
• Genoa beat Inter
• Lewandowsk­i rescues Bayern
• Southampto­n pile on misery for West Brom in FA Cup
• Birkirkara comfortabl­y in semifinals
• Balzan through despite lacklustre display
• Wanderers prevail in penalty shoot-out
• Valletta make Premier League pedigree count

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