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Your Morning Briefing for Thursday brings you the headlines from the main news outlets around the world and also our newspaper review.
Malta’s Newspaper Review The Malta Business Weekly leads with a story about ICE gaming expo in London, opening next week. The Times carries a story about the burial of 27-year-old Johanna Boni, who died when her motorcycle collided in a truck. The Malta Independent quotes a National Auditor’s Office report which notes that one in every four Algerians issued a visa in the period between 2015 and 2016, never returned home. The Malta Independent also reports on a video published by MEP Roberta Metsola who said that the European Commission does not endorse Malta’s Individual Investor Programme. L-Orizzont says the General Workers Union is in favour of the proposed measures in the EU directive on work-life balance. L-Orizzont also reports that four applications for separation were filed every day during 2018. In-Nazzjon announces that the Executive Committee of the Nationalist Party has declared unanimous support to party leader Adrian Delia. I n-Nazzjon quotes Opposition Leader Adrian Delia who said that Malta is inching closer to to the category of countries with their democracies under threat.
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