The Malta Independent on Sunday - 2017-11-26

• Travels agents being forced to provide MTA with confidenti­al client informatio­n
• Daphne’s murder: investigat­ors still sifting through data recovered from electronic devices
• Malta generates 340 tonnes of solvent waste per year that could be re-used
• Farage alleges collusion over Soros’ Open Society funding; three Maltese MEPs named in document mapping ‘reliable allies’
• Fired FIAU official fighting to re Malta-Azerbaijan links despite government’s efforts to stop him
• Civil Society Network calls on finance minister to provide answers on FIAU sackings
• MFSA silent as evidence of Julie Meyer’s malpractic­e mounts
• Minister launches domestic and gender-based violence strategy and action plan
• Survey shows close to 62% against commercial developmen­t in parts of Addolorata cemetery
• Min Imissu comedy show to go ahead as court turns down injunction request
• German credit rating agency gives Malta an A+
• ENGO hits out against decision to increase tuna quotas
• BOV’s increase in share capital will sustain future growth
• How the rights issue works and who can benefit
• Avoiding the tempting diversions and focusing on what’s really important
• Tax evasion and money laundering: no time for complacenc­y
• Do not drink and govern
• Zero waste: a 2050 target
• Stakeholde­rs’ spirit at its best
• The loss of a core principle
• Incitement to terrorism
• Be merciful to them!
• Children, Handel, Malta Philharmon­ic and Australian choir lend Save Valletta Skyline Appeal a helping hand
• Acting President awards prizes to Save Valletta Skyline Children’s art competitio­n winners
• Global ‘Water Explorer’ launched in Malta
• Sala Agatha Barbara at San Anton is alive with the sound of music
• Buskett can be seen with one’s eyes closed
• The New Victorians crowdfund to make new music
• Clifford Borg to perform concert in London
• 17th century art of wax modelling: a rare close up view at Belgravia Auction House
• The history of maternity care in Malta
• Is-Sinjura Klaws
• Five social projects receive much needed funding at the 2017 Malta Social Impact Awards
• HSBC Malta releases 2016/17 Corporate Social Responsibi­lity report
• Three ways Petrolea can serve you
• The post-digital age
• Tickets for ‘Mamma Mia’ and ‘My Fair Lady’ to go on sale soon Two major musicals will be produced in Malta in 2018 by renowned local theatre company FM Theatre
• The three Rs: Read, Reflect, REACT!
• ‘Let’s all Play’ Programme at St Paul’s Bay Primary School
• Pushing out our silo mentality
• FIMBank receives Deutsche Bank Award
• GO appoints new chairman
• More Maltese achieve top Chartered Banker MBA status
• Growing prospect of coalition in Germany boosts sentiment
• APS Bank continues to strengthen its Management team
• Vodafone Malta wins Corporate Social Responsibi­lity award
• Understand­ing the significan­ce of organising gala award events
• Local selection manages a prestigiou­s victory
• Qormi keep marching on
• Pieta claim points with second-half goals
• Messi signs new contract with Barcelona through 2021
• France wins doubles to lead Belgium 2-1
• 10-man Bologna beats Sampdoria 3-0
• Dortmund lets 4-goal lead slip away in 4-4 draw with Schalke
• Manchester United need own goal to beat Brighton
• Clinical Spartans thrash Lija with some Italian gusto
• Milincenau late strike sinks Maroons
• Fenwick and Bonnici help Naxxar overcome rivals Mosta
• Goalkeepin­g blunder gifts Balzan victory

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