Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning,

Our Sunday morning briefing brings you a quick roundup of the headlines covered from Malta and around the world to start your day informed.

 

Malta Newspaper Headlines

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‘Tragic’ phenomenon of students skipping Matsec exams: The Headlines – It-Torċa

Rejected local councillor may find himself MP: The Headlines – Illum

Moody’s upgrades Malta rating: The Headlines – Kulħadd

US pressuring Maltese suspect to divulge information: The Headlines – Malta Today

Hindrance by party members will not be tolerated – PN Leader: The Headlines – The Malta Independent on Sunday

PN Electoral Commission dismisses claims of unfair process: The Headlines – Il-Mument

A third of eligible voters in the PN General Council changed: The Headlines – The Sunday Times of Malta

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Other News Headlines

Malta: Hold-up arrest leads police to solve 2008 murder – Man expected to be arraigned in connection with the case

Crew of Stena Impero, reportedly safe

British Airways suspends flights to Egypt as a security precaution

Malta: Man hospitalised after hit-and-run accident in Luqa

Obama’s supporters fuelling Buttigieg’s campaign

EU Ombudsman asked to investigate Coca-Cola’s sponsorship of Romanian EU Council Presidency

Austria, Greece and Slovenia ignore Von Der Leyen request for two Commissioner nominations to be able to fulfil gender-balanced EC pledge

Podemos and Socialists reach agreement for future Spain’s coalition government

Japan’s vote likely to empower PM Shinzo Abe to revise constitution

95% of Maltese want that ‘laws and rules’ apply in an equal way to everyone

Role of new media in the development and rise of populism is complex but indisputable – Tanja Tatomirovic

Cartoon – Merkel’s health scares…

Libya’s last PM under Gaddafi released from prison for health reasons four years after being sentenced to death

Justin Bieber asks Trump to ‘let kids out of cages’

2006 World Cup winner Iaquinta released from Mafia links accusations

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