Malta Independent - 2019-03-15

• Businessma­n charged over Slovak journalist’s murder
• Employment sustainabi­lity requires right economic balance – Gordon Cordina
• President should be allowed to send legislatio­n back to Parliament – Marie-Louise Coleiro-Preca
• Maltese man killed in Somalia: Employer says what happened was ‘terrorism’
• Eight charged over Sliema brothel
• Man charged with raping mentally disabled woman
• 81 suspects arrested in Italy for laundering €75 million
• Caruana Galizia family rejects Prime Minister’s offer to drop libel proceeding­s
• Minister says students raising issues about climate change should be supported
• Brextensio­n: UK lawmakers vote to seek delay of EU departure
• President’s Foundation urges authoritie­s to be vigilant against online predators
• Malta received third highest number of asylum applicatio­ns per capita
• Action plan to address issues related to pesticides announced
• Slight decline in number of English language students
• National Book Prize winner for Poetry Antoine Cassar at the Campus Book Festival 2019
• Thinking creatively in Culture
• Miriam Dalli is Muscat’s anointed one
• European shares reach five-month high following nodeal Brexit rejection
• Asian stocks edge up on stimulus hopes after Chinese data
• Meeting peculiar monsters without a name
• Riding the wave: Surfers grow up in touching documentar­y
• Teen spirit: Bianca Andreescu, Kecmanovic win at Indian Wells
• Deschamps recalls Coman and Kurzawa for Euro 2020 qualifiers
• Schalke fires Tedesco as coach, Stevens returns to take over
• Whiting’s death sets somber tone for opening F1 GP weekend
• F1 race director Whiting dies 3 days before Australian GP
• Venancio scores hat-trick to lead Senglea to precious victory
• Yellow cards:
• Aubameyang helps Arsenal reach Europa League quarters
• Real people in real Malta

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