The Malta Independent on Sunday - 2018-03-18

• Air Malta’s leased aircraft leaves a lot be desired - causing delays, and fears, across Europe
• Areas in Marsascala slowly turning into a ghetto with several people living in converted garages
• ‘Merely reporting is not enough... journalist­s must investigat­e’
• Cana Movement founder Mgr Charles Vella passes away
• PD calls on Prime Minister to explain purchase of Lombard Bank shares with IIP funds
• Alliance for Mental Health: let’s work with the government to get people e out of hospital and into community care
• Three charged and remanded in custody over Fgura car bomb
• Spanish migrant ship reaches Italy after threats by Libya; mother, child evacuated to Malta
• State provision of contracept­ives: PN health speaker calls for study on effects on society
• Dogs do not judge your reading
• MATSEC and Ministry disagree on teaching Maltese as a foreign language
• St Patrick’s Day in Malta
• Exploring the past to build our future: FRAGSUS project inaugurate­d
• Miriam Dalli calls for a change in the approach towards recycling
• From Jason’s rant to Anglu’s misguided decision to Adrian’s silence
• Slowly, slowly the country is being torn asunder
• Energy and business: where are we, and where are we going?
• Adrian Delia’s choice of shadows
• Looking ahead to deliver
• Calm after the storm
• Catholics for Choice
• A message to the men that think they own us
• Maestro Joseph Vella
• Fear and loathing in Malta
• Autocratic rule in China and Russia
• The caring community of the school needs resources
• A Night at the Cathedral
• Mangano and the new romantics
• Eden Leisure Group’s co-founder and chairman Awarded Lifetime Achievemen­t award
• Malta Robotics Olympiad 2018 offers students and public opportunit­y to shine
• Mamma Mia announces extra show
• The author of the Labour battle hymn
• Il-Ħajja ta’ San Leonardu Abbati u Eremita
• Malta’s temples connection to Atlantis to be revealed
• Street theatre in Gharghur
• Valletta Internatio­nal Visual Arts Festival 2018 launched
• New Maltese arts and culture platform launches crowdfundi­ng campaign
• Celebratin­g the European Day of Early Music
• Five building blocks for enhancing digital engagement
• Nature most majestic
• Maltese Funny Business
• New fund to focus on improving safety in fireworks factories
• Badminton training at #OnTheMove gaining momentum
• Tax harmonisat­ion anathema for small EU members
• Camilleri Preziosi conference: AML and GDPR
• Building resilience at the next MBN Malta Meeting
• Frank Salt Real Estate’s careers stand on campus attracts significan­t interest from students
• MCAST aviation students primed for aviation take off at VistaJet
• FIMBank Announces USD7.7 million profit for 2017
• European stocks end week at a slight loss
• New leaders for APS Bank’s Legal & Internal Audit functions
• Malta’s iGaming Excellence Awards gains momentum
• Champions cruise to first win
• Moreno and Zaza lead Valencia to 3-1 win
• Kasatkina beats Williams; Osaka ousts Halep at Indian Wells
• Jan Busuttil strike keeps Pieta in hunt for promotion
• Last gasp stunning goal foils Mqabba
• 2018 Formula One Teams and Drivers
• Penalty save, own goal keep Schalke in 2nd spot
• Juventus held to goalless draw by SPAL
• Tottenham beats Swansea, secures ‘home’ FA Cup SF at Wembley Manchester U. also in last four
• Another win keeps dominant Balzan in sight of the title
• Mifsud strikes late to revive Valletta’s hopes
• Fontanella gives Greens three precious points
• Two free-kicks and a penalty give Sliema the win

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