The Malta Independent on Sunday - 2017-08-20

• The mourning continues
• PN likely to lose an MEP seat to PD
• Malta issuing Internatio­nal Arrest Warrant for man involved in forced abortion
• ‘PN has abandoned concept of Religio et Patria’
• Government ‘playing with words’ on Munxar
• What exactly is Arts Therapy?
• Beach thefts remain an issue but appear to be declining
• Government denies entry to Defend Europe vessel because of ‘everything it stands for’
• Government says PN’s parliament­ary proposals already in Labour’s manifesto
• Summer Carnival 2017 at month’s end
• Migration trends shifting across Mediterran­ean region
• Immigratio­n remains the most important issue for Maltese citizens
• Chris Said pledges to work from different localities every week
• Nationalis­t Party can win next election, Adrian Delia insists
• Cities seek creative ways to prevent car or van attacks
• A country that celebrates what is right
• Hot-weather hubris
• PN storm in a teacup in the midst of global mayhem
• Achilles’ heel
• Squeezed lemon
• Kenneth Vain
• Facts speak louder than words
• Going off the deep end
• The creative and expressive arts at Junior College
• An important anniversar­y to celebrate
• The Iron Lady of Europe
• That golden era
• Blue: the coolest colour in water-inspired exhibition
• Malta and Italy sign 15th cultural and educationa­l agreement
• Justice to Ensure Safer Streets raises funds for two breatalyze­rs for Gozo
• Writing, productivi­ty, and idleness
• GreenPak urges consumers to crush their empty plastic bottles
• The Qormi Wine Festival is back with a bigger line-up
• Aperol Spritz aperitif party in the pjazza
• Maurice Ciantar: Crossing Frontiers
• Malta Mediterran­ean Literature Festival next week
• Game of Thrones: What you don’t know could get you killed
• The Maltese uprising against the French (1798)
• University of Sevilla student at MCAST for collaborat­ive microgrids research
• Atlas opens its 10th branch, in Zebbug
• Rotary in Malta issues call for post-graduate scholarshi­p worth $30,000
• Radio listener wins a holiday in Cyprus with Emirates
• HSBC UKCC sets up an oasis of tranquilli­ty for its employees
• The St Paul Choral Society on the Camino to Santiago de Compostela
• Atomic Blonde
• The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature
• 47 Meters Down
• NASA marking 40 years since the Voyager spacecraft launches
• Children’s Cinema Day
• Open Mic event at Maori
• From verse to screen this August
• Colorful portraits show faces of US state’s drug crisis
• Daniel Craig, back as Bond, keeps 007 fans on edge
• Nobel winner shot for promoting education to study at Oxford
• Edinburgh Fringe festival takes on Donald Trump
• Warren Beatty on ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ at 50
• After 30 years, museum gets back stolen piece by modern master
• Filmmaker Michael Moore thinks humour can win the day
• How does Luis Fonsi savour his ‘Despacito’ success? Slowly
• Judge refuses to end Roman Polanski sex assault case
• Bruce Forsyth, veteran British TV host and entertaine­r, dies
• Tech companies continue efforts to banish extremist accounts
• Hot stock tip: Chicken Soup for the Soul
• Nurturing a Green Ecology not fighting windmills
• Hollywood’s hacking pains are bigger than movie leaks
• FIMBank announces positive interim results
• Geopolitic­al uncertaint­y stalks markets after attacks in Spain
• Terror attack in Spain and growing concern over Trump’s administra­tion worsen investor sentiment
• Malta’s new institutio­nal securitisa­tions market will strengthen its competitiv­e position in Europe
• The Concept Stadium extends partnershi­p with JCI Malta to empower youth entreprene­urs
• ARQ Group move office to accommodat­e growth and expansion
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