Malta Independent - 2018-08-23

• Armed Forces rescue another hundred migrants from sinking boat
• Policy on single-use plastics will also tackle plastic usage during feasts and festivitie­s
• Employment regulation Legal Notices were discussed for two years - GWU
• The murder of the century: 58 years since the murder of Twannie Aquilina
• Charged with attempted robbery of employer’s home
• Applicatio­n to change Sliema scheduled property into boutique hotel met with strong opposition
• Finnish teen swindled Maltese online casino out of quarter of a million euros
• Is the government collaborat­ing in price fixing, PD asks
• Illegal dumping in Ghaxaq
• Borg Olivier sought to befriend the Soviets following Independen­ce - new book
• Facebook uncovers new global misinforma­tion operations
• Air Malta and Ryanair in a once-unlikely relationsh­ip
• Video of unwanted advance divides Egyptians
• The Equalizer 2
• His former associates in court, Trump focuses on ‘winning’
• Trade Discussion­s on Tariffs in Focus
• German minister calls for payment channels independen­t of the US
• Bank of Valletta supports the Malta-Japan Chamber of Commerce
• Friendly match between Malta U-19s, Macedonia U-17s ends in 0-0 draw
• Court of Arbitratio­n for Sport upholds two-year ban for Maltese football player Samir Arab
• Serena Williams seeded 17 at US Open, 9 spots above ranking
• Olympic champ Balandin considers quitting after Asian Games
• Japan ends Asian Games badminton drought; India crushes Hong Kong
• Ex-US head coach Mark Schubert now working with China’s swimmers
• FIFA takes control of Uruguay federation amid World Cup bid
• Liberian President Weah criticised for honoring Wenger
• Ex-Brazil football boss gets 4 years in prison in FIFA probe
• Sirens set up a clash with champions San Ġiljan
• Pilatus Bank months from losing licence as caretaker’s wages drain capital resources

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