Malta Independent - 2019-11-19

• Enemalta €90 million wind energy project inaugurate­d in Montenegro
• Dependence on foreign workers close to 30% in the constructi­on and communicat­ion sectors – Central Bank
• Egrant report was not given to Labour Party, but to PM, AG claims
• HSBC Malta expects to shed 180 jobs
• ‘Is Minister Scicluna running away too?’ asks lawyer during libel sitting
• Man denied bail after being charged with supplying drugs to 17-year-old
• Gender pay gap in Malta lower than EU average, but is increasing
• Aquacultur­e industry output amounted to €239 million in 2018
• First-of-its kind survey reveals gaps in European healthcare workers’ knowledge and attitudes relating to antibiotic­s
• Minister Ian Borg presents warrants to 40 engineers; 213 warrants presented since 2017
• University of Malta to receive €2.5 million for cancer research
• European Economic and Social Committee endorses calls to end passport sales
• World Children’s Day
• A Victory for Vittoriosa
• Disunited in protest
• Swift questions AMAs performanc­e over fight with music group
• From the Sumerians to Shakespear­e to Twain: Why fart jokes never get old
• Venice’s dwindling population faces mounting woes
• Tailored for individual­s: Bentley’s take on Tweed in the ultimate open-top Grand Tourer
• European stocks stall on auto tariff worries
• Emirates announces order for 50 Airbus A350s worth $16B
• Falcons swoop with the wind to beat the champions
• Coach Silvio Vella expecting tough Denmark test today
• Silvio Attard wins MSSF Trap competitio­n
• Sao Paulo bids to keep Interlagos on F1’s 2021 calendar
• 2 wins in 2 for Senegal, Nigeria in African Cup qualifying
• Denmark, Switzerlan­d also qualify, Hungary or Wales may join Euro finalists today
• Old traditions persevere as new Davis Cup begins in Madrid
• Spirited Malta goes down fighting
• Buttigieg touts military service, wary of overstatin­g role

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