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Works at SR Technics hangar halted following the discovery of a Neolithic temple– Illum

Illum speaks to former president of the PN Executive Council Mark Anthony Sammut about the result of the vote of confidence in Adrian Delia. Sammut said the PN leader still…

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Gozitan businessman Joseph Portelli in bid to buy the former Jerma hotel for €90 million – Malta Today

Malta Today says that, even though a win for Adrian Delia, the result of the vote further exposes the opposition to his leadership within the PN. Delia urged those who…

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Ombudsman is mulling legal steps against the government regarding the contract with Vitals Global Healthcare – The Sunday Times

The Sunday Times carries the results in Adrian Delia’s vote of confidence: 67.7 percent of the 1,.380 party councillors voted for the leader to stay, 22 votes were invalid, and…

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Adrian Delia increased the votes in the General Council by 50 percent – Il-Mument

Il-Mument says that Adrian Delia increased the votes in the General Council by 50 percent, compared to the share he won during the leadership contest in 2017. The paper…

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Infrastructure Malta CEO Frederick Azzopardi says some claims about the consequences of the Central Link project are either exaggerated or untrue – The Independent on Sunday

The Independent on Sunday leads with PN Leader Adrian Delia announcing that he won a vote of confidence by the party’s General Council. Two-thirds of the members in the…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning, Stories from the vote at PN's Dar Ċentrali and the Central Link, child's abduction in Romania and the ongoing crisis in Libya are amongst the headlines you can…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning These are the headlines from Malta and around the world. The Times quotes a study by Eurofund which finds that 51 percent of people in Malta struggle with…

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Corporate Dispatch Daily NewsFeed Roundup

Good evening, These are the headlines making your daily newsfeed for today. Malta – More drivers grievously injured after two traffic accidents Malta - Government reports €156.2 million deficit –…

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Nomination of Helena Dalli to European Commission considered a positive step for new President von der Leyen– L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont quotes an article by three members of the PN General Council describing party leader Adrian Delia as an ‘albatross around the party’s neck’. The paper says…

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EU Affairs and Equality Minister Edward Zammit Lewis to give up any roles he was awarded – The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent questions newly appointed EU Affairs and Equality Minister Edward Zammit Lewis about government consultancy positions. Zammit Lewis said he will follow the ministerial code of ethics and…

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PN describes claims of missed payments by PN leader Delia as a ‘cowardly and personal assault’– In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon quotes a PN statement dismissing claims of missed payments by Adrian Delia and describing them a ‘cowardly and personal assault’ on Adrian Delia. The statement said that the attacks…

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PN Leader denies former wife’s claims that he missed home loan repayments – The Times

The Times leads with a rescue operation by the Armed Forces rescuing 76 migrants from the sea and bringing them safely to land. Meanwhile another 150 migrants are reported…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning, These are the headlines from Malta, Europe and around the world. The Times leads with a rescue operation by the Armed Forces rescuing 76 migrants from the sea…

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Corporate Dispatch Daily NewsFeed Roundup

Good evening, These are the headlines making your daily newsfeed for today. Up to 150 people are feared to have died in a shipwreck off the coast of Libya…

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No Minister will be suspended pending the magisterial inquiry into deal with Vitals Global Healthcare – The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent leads with a statement by the Office of the Prime Minister that Ministers Konrad Mizzi, Edward Scicluna, and Chris Cardona, will not be suspended pending the magisterial…

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MHRA suspects there may be over 3.000 unregistered holiday apartments in Malta – Business Today

Business Today publishes an interview with Hotels and Restaurants Association president Tony Zahra who said there may be over 3.000 unregistered holiday apartments in Malta. Zahra said that while the…

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PN Leader Adrian Delia says he wants a young, alive and enthusiastic party – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon quotes PN Leader Adrian Delia who said he wants a young, alive and enthusiastic party that is ready to change the country. Interviewed on Net TV, Delia reminded…

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UK corruption investigation into a business relationship between De la Rue and South Sudan. – The Malta Business Weekly

The Malta Business Weekly leads with a UK investigation into a business relationship between De la Rue and South Sudan. The Serious Fraud Office suspects corruption has taken place in…

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Equalities Minister Helena Dalli nominated as Malta’s next EU Commissioner by Prime Minister Joseph Muscat. – L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont carries a story about an Italian woman who was kidnapped in Floriana by two men from Somalia and driven to Ħal Far where she was repeatedly raped. The…

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Woods had already been questioned by the police in connection with the disappearance of Charlene Farrugia – The Times

The Times says that John Paul Charles Woods had already been questioned by the police in connection with the disappearance of his then girlfriend Charlene Farrugia, in 2008, but…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning, These are the headlines on Malta's newspapers. Business Today publishes an interview with Hotels and Restaurants Association president Tony Zahra who said there may be over 3.000 unregistered…

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Corporate Dispatch Daily NewsFeed Roundup

Good evening, These are the headlines making your daily newsfeed for today. Helena Dalli nominated as Malta’s European Commissioner Boris Johnson appointed British Prime Minister Boris Johnson promises to…

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Malta Dairy Products to raise milk prices by up to 11 cents – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon says that Malta Dairy Products is to raise milk prices for consumers by up to 11 cents from this Monday. The company said in a statement that the change…

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Investigation into allegations that patients’ information leaked to funeral directors from MDH – The Times

The Times reports that the Planning Authority board will tomorrow decide on a proposal for a new fuel station in Attard. The development, which would take up 3,000 square meters…

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John Paul Charles Woods had already attacked two other women before Charlene Farrugia’s murder– L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont also writes about the case and says that suspect John Paul Charles Woods had already attacked two other women before. Charlene Farrugia’s sister told the paper her family was…

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Investigators are still trying to establish the motive behind murder of Charlene Farrugia – Malta Today

Malta Today follows the case of Charlene Farrugia whose remains have been found outside Valletta after 11 years since her sudden disappearance. The paper says investigators are still trying to…

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The Parliamentary Assembly for the Mediterranean will relocate its headquarters from Malta – The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent reveals that the Parliamentary Assembly for the Mediterranean will relocate its headquarters from Malta by January. Secretary General Sergio Pazzi, who is already operating from Bucharest, was…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning, These are the headlines from Malta's newspaper front-pages. The Malta Independent reveals that the Parliamentary Assembly for the Mediterranean will relocate its headquarters from Malta by January. Secretary…

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Corporate Dispatch Daily NewsFeed Roundup

Good evening, These are the headlines making your daily newsfeed for today. Bolt International terminates agreement with Maltese operator Johnson elected leader of the British Conservatives Theresa May congratulates…

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Seven in ten employers expect labour costs to rise this year: The Headlines – The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent quotes a report by the Malta Employers Association indicating that shortage of employees and rising property prices are pushing up labour costs. More than three-fourths of employers…

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Details of horrific killing in St Paul’s Bay surface: The Headlines – The Times of Malta

The Times leads with emerging crime details after the discovery of human remains believed to be a young woman who disappeared in 2018. Police understand that the suspect killed the…

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Police investigating clue linked to murder case: The Headlines – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon covers the story of human remains found outside Valletta but says that the Criminal Investigations Department is proceeding with caution as it seeks to establish whether a silver necklace…

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First case of domestic violence to award compensation to victim: The Headlines – L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont reports on the first case of domestic violence victim to be awarded compensation for shortcomings in the protection system. Commissioner Simone Cini expressed her satisfaction and reminded that authorities…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning, These are the Maltese newspaper front pages stories for today. The Malta Independent leads with a seven-year prison sentence handed to John Paul Charles Woods, who pleaded guilty…

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Corporate Dispatch Daily NewsFeed Roundup

Good evening, This is your Corporate Dispatch Daily NewsFeed Roundup for today. European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker arrives in Malta Details on Charlene Farrugia’s murder revealed – Former…

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Prime Minister says the country is going through an economic ‘virtuous cycle’– L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont reports on the launch of a campaign by the government against human trafficking ‘Human, Like You’. The paper speaks to a victim who was lured to Malta to…

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PN Leader Adrian Delia says he will ‘serenely’ face Saturday’s vote by the General Council – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon follows the case of human remains discovered close to the ‘Salinos’ football pitch in Valletta last week. The paper says investigations are more complex that anticipated and the forensic…

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Government plans to open a community hub for people with disabilities in Naxxar in 2022 – The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent quotes Parliamentary Secretary Anthony Agius Decelis who announced government plans to open a community hub for people with disabilities in Naxxar in 2022. The €32 million…

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Climatic studies predicting that Malta’s climate will become more similar to that in the Middle East – The Times

The Times leads with climatic studies predicting that Malta’s climate will become more similar to that in the Middle East. James Ciarlo from the National Institute of Oceanography and…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning Your morning briefing with the latest headlines from Malta, Europe and the world today. The Times leads with climatic studies predicting that Malta’s climate will become more similar…

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

It-Torċa speaks to Professor Carm Borg about a new ‘tragedy’ in the educational sector as figures show that a large number of students did not sit for their Matsec exams.…

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

Illum leads with a Central Bank directive that it says will make it more difficult to apply for home loans, particularly for second homes. The paper speaks to Finance Minister…

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Moody’s upgrades Malta rating: The Headlines – Kulħadd

Kulħadd says the PN MEP Roberta Metsola nominated a Hungarian MEP as Vice Chairment of the European Parliament, before withdrawing it when it was clear the candidate, a member of…

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

Malta Today reveals that the US is applying pressure on Darren Debono who is facing charges for fuel smuggling. The former national team footballer said that the American embassy is…

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

The Independent on Sunday carries an interview with former PN Executive Council president Mark Anthony Sammut who warned the party is facing a ‘total meltdown’ at the next general election.…

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

Il-Mument carries a feature about the PN extraordinary General Council being held on Saturday and quotes leader Adrian Delia who says that internal unity and reforms will bring the party…

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

The Sunday Times leads with the unearthing human remains outside Valletta by the police believed to be Charlene Farrugia who went missing in 2008, aged 25. A man held in…

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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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Real estate franchise owner Matthew Pace has resigned from the PA board – The Times

The Times asks Minister Konrad Mizzi whether his financial advisors had been appointed on the selection committee that transferred the concession of three public hospitals to Vitals. The Minister said…

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Bicycle Advocacy Group encourage Transport Minister Ian Borg to ‘get on a bike’ and try the new cycle lanes – The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent quotes Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi who urged Air Malta and its pilots to ‘sit down’ and resolve industrial issues. The minister said that law prevented the government…

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Minister Konrad Mizzi says he expects the dispute with pilots to be resolved within the coming days: The Headlines – L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont reports on the situation within Air Malta with Minister Konrad Mizzi announcing plans for growth of the airline by the end of summer. Mizzi said, however, that he expects…

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Constitutional Court upholds request by Opposition Leader Adrian Delia for ministers to take the witness stand: The Headlines – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon leads with the decision by the Constitutional Court to uphold a request by Opposition Leader Adrian Delia for ministers to take the witness stand. Finance Mnister Edward Sciculuna, Economy…

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