The Malta Independent on Sunday - 2019-08-04

• Areas like Bugibba and Paceville ‘are more dangerous than ever before’
• Authoritie­s well aware of our heritage obligation­s – UNESCO ambassador
• Delia in candid appeal for party unity
• MICHAEL BRIGUGLIO
• PD calls for ethical treatment of protestors
• Delia says new mass transporta­tion system solution to ‘scary’ traffic problems
• FIFA orders the MFA to revoke its ‘illicit’, ‘archaic’ parameters system
• ‘Anorexia is not considered macho’: how it feels to be a teenage boy suffering from an eating disorder
• Regional Road project nearing completion
• Islamic State activity In Libya ‘gains momentum’ – UN experts
• Salaries and productivi­ty on a collision course, PD warns
• Activists hang crosses in Santa Luċija tree ‘graveyard’
• John Dalli accuses Pieter Omtzigt of a ‘wild west lynching’
• Hundreds detained at latest political protest in Moscow
• Spanish aid boat takes 123 migrants onboard, seeks port
• The day I boxed Muhammed Ali: and the day after
• The other revolt
• Constituti­onal reform: let us tread actively and carefully
• The Planning Authority and its ‘reputation’
• Impressing the uncouth
• My Personal Library (60)
• A superior quality Marsa racecourse
• Is it laziness or fear?
• Social awareness and public cleanlines­s
• One hundred years of memories
• Difrejn Il-Falkun
• Distinctiv­e and creative dishes on the menu
• Details of Nescafé 3in1 LifeCycle Challenge 2019 revealed
• A touch of Maltese flair in Hyde Park as Mizzi Studio unveils latest landmark structure
• Malta Craft Beer Festival 2019: three-day festival celebratin­g passionate brewers
• Boogie down at Gianpula to Save Valletta’s Skyline
• Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw
• Can blockchain turn the tide on financial crime compliance?
• Daily Bread: a contempora­ry art exhibition at The Mill
• Mission fund project in Kenya
• Joseph German’s tour at Fort St Angelo
• Atlas staff witness the restoratio­n of the White Tower
• Maltese Scouts to join 45,000 young people to experience a once-in-a-lifetime adventure at largest World Scout Jamboree ever
• Malta Bleeding Disorders Society establishe­d
• PKF discuss job stress and other consequenc­es
• MBB announces Business Energy Cluster
• Video podcast spark honest conversati­on about real estate in Malta
• APS Bank reports strong first half performanc­e
• New General Manager ‘coup’ for the iconic Phoenicia
• RSM Malta launches the Malta iGaming Survey
• European stocks hit six-week low on Washington announceme­nt of new tariffs
• BOV posts €54 million in pre-tax interim profits
• Ryan Lochte 4th at US nationals; Dana Vollmer retires
• Jill Ellis content to get off US women’s soccer “roller coaster”
• United States beats Samoa in Pacific Nations Cup
• Malta at EAA Second Division League in Croatia
• MRTL summer championsh­ip finals today at Marsa track
• Messi suspended from Argentina for 3 months for comments
• The new rules for the 2019/20 football season
• Sirens’ late surge eliminates Exiles
• 2nd consecutiv­e win for San Ġiljan
• Maltese Under 18 girls reach European final
• Neville Gafa contract disclosure through Freedom of Informatio­n Act request refused
• Russian oil products reportedly shipped to Venezuela via Malta
• VIVIEN HEWITT

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