Malta Independent - 2019-11-23

• Plea bargaining being considered in Yorgen Fenech arrest
• Opposition Leader asks President to address ‘constituti­onal imbalance’
• ‘Not arraigning person of interest in court gives police more time to investigat­e’
• Second anti-corruption protest held in front of Prime Minister’s office
• Criminal Court confirms inquiry against IIP lawyer Jean Chetcuti over trading in influence
• Malta spending half the EU average on social protection
• Youths play a ‘pivotal role’ in policy formulatio­n, says President Vella
• Malta Enterprise, McGill University sign medical cannabis MOU
• Fearne calls for EU action to increase medicine price transparen­cy
• No breach of ethics by PM when engaging UK law firm on government’s behalf, Standards Commission­er rules
• The Pantomime is over
• An angry crowd
• Baghdad tunnel becomes museum for Iraq’s protest movement
• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicted on corruption charges
• Pope’s cousin takes star turn in Thailand as papal whisperer
• Japanese pianist Naoko Aburaki impresses audience
• Global stocks higher
• The first ever Malta Aviation Conference and Expo (MACE) a success
• Google, Philips, Visit Britain expert speakers confirmed for 2nd edition of Marketing Kingdom Malta
• Bernard Sammut wins the 2019 Wotomoto Challenge
• BOV Basketball Players of the Year
• BOV Bowling National Junior Championsh­ips
• IOC’s Bach asked to intervene in Tokyo Olympic labor dispute
• Russia face possible track expulsion over faked documents
• Russia beats Serbia 2-1 to meet Canada in Davis Cup semis
• Players give mixed reviews halfway through new Davis Cup
• Iceland drawn to play Romania in Euro 2020 playoffs
• Entertaini­ng match ends goalless
• Daphne Caruana Galizia was right all along

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