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Malta registered the best results in Europe with the reduction in cases of breast cancer: The Headlines – L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont says that Malta registered the best results in Europe with the reduction in cases of breast cancer. The Health Minister told the paper that the country is being…

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PN leader Adrian Delia to hold an extraordinary General Council on 27th July: The Headlines – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon leads with the announcement by PN leader Adrian Delia to hold an extraordinary General Council on 27th July. Former MEP Francis Zammit Dimech was appointed by the party’s Executive…

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PN Executive Council elects Alex Perici Calascione president of the Executive Committee: The Headlines – The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent reports that the PN Executive Council elected Alex Perici Calascione president of the Executive Committee while Carm Mifsud Bonnici has been elected president of the Administrative…

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Transfer of public land in Qormi, currently used as a bus park to private investors to build a nine-storey commercial complex: The Headlines – The Times of Malta

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing- Newspaper Review

The Times reveals agreements to transfer public land in Qormi, currently used as a bus park to private investors planning to build a nine-storey commercial complex. The paper speaks to…

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Corporate Dispatch End of Day Roundup

Good evening, These are the headlines reviewed today by our researchers and editorial team. 83 persons die as boat carrying migrants from Libya sinks in the Mediterranean Sea 6.4…

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A petition demanding greater unity in the PN was signed by 4,330 card-carrying supporters and 530 General Council members: The Headlines – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon says that the Prime Minister’s failure to land the job he ‘spent years lobbying for’ is creating uncertainty within the Labour Party leadership. The paper says Muscat lobbied hard…

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Castille insiders play down the possibility of Muscat nominating himself as Malta’s next EU Commissioner: The Headlines – The Times of Malta

The Times of Malta follows the compilation of evidence against two former AFM soldiers accused of killing Ivorian Lassana Cisse in April. The paper says that witnesses gave conflicting accounts…

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PM Joseph Muscat was being seriously considered by EU leaders for the post of European Council president: The Headlines – L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont quotes Joseph Muscat who said he will continue his duty as Prime Minister with more ‘energy and enthusiasm’. The paper says Muscat was being seriously considered by EU leaders…

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Pilots’ association say that they were neither approached by Air Malta nor the Tourism Ministry to resolve the pending issues since filing an industrial issue: The Headlines – The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent speaks to sources within the pilots’ association who said that they were neither approached by Air Malta nor the Tourism Ministry to resolve the pending issues since…

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Ryanair registers six aircraft under its new Malta-based subsidiary Malta Air: The Headlines – The Malta Business weekly

The Malta Business weekly reveals that gaming licences of 12 companies were revoked or suspended by the Malta Gaming Authority in 2018. New laws published in August gave greater enforcement…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing – Malta’s Newspaper Review

Good morning, These are the stories from Malta's newspaper front pages. The Malta Business weekly reveals that gaming licences of 12 companies were revoked or suspended by the Malta Gaming…

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Corporate Dispatch Be Informed End of Day Roundup

These are the headlines of the main stories our editorial team worked on for today. At least 40 persons killed in air raid that hit detention centre in Benghazi by…

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Michael Emanuel, accused of killing Maria Lourdes Agius in September, may have developed psychosis – The Headlines: The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent asks Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi whether the government holding shares in both Air Malta and Malta Air creates a conflict of interest. The minister says there…

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Dragonara casino operator has been given a 64-year extension to its lease agreement: The Headlines – Malta Today

Malta Today leads with a story about the nominations for the EU’s top jobs and says that Prime Minister Joseph Muscat will now have no urgency to leave Castille…

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Developers Association supports calls for amendments to the new regulations – The Headlines: In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon says that Michael Emanuel was on three doses of antipsychotic drugs during his period at Mount Carmel hospital. Psychiatrist Joseph Cassar described to the jury how the Ivorian told…

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Ombudsman report accusing the government of oppressing patients who are denied medicine they should be entitled to: The Headlines – The Times of Malta

The Times of Malta quotes an Ombudsman report accusing the government of oppressing patients who are denied medicine they should be entitled to. The report urges government to review…

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Maltese patients with rare diseases will now have access to healthcare in 500 specialised hospitals around Europe: The Headlines – L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont announces that patients with rare diseases will now have access to healthcare in 500 specialised hospitals around Europe. In another story, the paper says the PN will elect the…

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Be Informed – Evening Roundup

Good evening, These are the headlines our editorial team selected for today. German Defence Minister Ursula Von Der Leyen Nominated As EU Commission President - Read More Here Pro Brexit…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing – Newspaper Review

Good morning These are the main stories on today's front pages in Malta. The Times of Malta quotes PN leader Adrian Delia that he will respect the verdict of a democratic…

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Crisis Resolution Malta head Dr Mark Xuereb says that cases of self-harm are on the rise: The Headlines – l-Orizzont

L-Orizzont speaks to Crisis Resolution Malta head Dr Mark Xuereb who said that cases of self-harm are on the rise. The psychiatrist said that some 45 percent of calls received…

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An Armenian MP says that the CoE report into the case of Daphne Caurana Galizia shows a ‘direct link’ between Azerbaijan’s ruling family and the journalist’s assassination: The Headlines – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon quotes Armenian MP Tatev Hayrapetyan who said that the CoE report into the case of Daphne Caurana Galizia shows a ‘direct link’ between Azerbaijan’s ruling family and the…

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Semi-permanent camping tents erected at Santa Marija bay in Comino: The Headlines – The Times of Malta

The Times of Malta carries a story about semi-permanent camping tents erected at Santa Marija bay in Comino. The Environment and Resources Authority granted the permit months after it…

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MHRA head Tony Zahra who warns that Gozo will lose its appeal to tourists if a tunnel is built: The Headlines – The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent publishes an interview with Hotels and Restaurants Association head Tony Zahra who warns that Gozo will lose its appeal to tourists if a tunnel is built.…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing – Newspaper Review

The Malta Independent publishes an interview with Hotels and Restaurants Association head Tony Zahra who warns that Gozo will lose its appeal to tourists if a tunnel is built. He…

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A ‘fiery’ meeting is expected on Thursday within the PN: The Headlines – Kulħadd

Kulħadd says that there are currently more job vacancies than unemployed posing a challenge to employers. The paper says that Malta has the highest number people in employment…

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The Maltese government to announce a major upgrade of the Marsa racehorse track: The Headlines – Illum

Illum contacts all MPs in the PN parliamentary group to ask them whether they think leader Adrian Delia should step aside. The paper said that only four deputies ‘stuck…

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American company HID Global has acquired a part of De La Rue and will now take over the passport printing services in Malta: The Headlines – It-Torca

It-Torċa reports on the employment situation within the public sector where services are provided by private companies. The paper says that employees contracted by the companies end up without the…

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MUT president Marco Bonnici expresses concerns about the shortage on teachers and that it will affect more subjects next year: The Headlines – Il-Mument

Il-Mument carries an interview with Union of Teachers president Marco Bonnici who expressed concerns about the shortage on teachers. The president predicts that the situation will affect more subjects next…

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Shoreline Holdings are paying a €32 million premium for a lease of 99 years retroactive from 2007 to sub-lease a part of Smart City: The Headlines – Malta Today

Malta Today leads with a threat of industrial action by the Airline Pilots Association as Air Malta pilots demands assurances of an early retirement scheme. Government argues this would breach…

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MFSA has written to BOV to implement urgent changes related to risk management: The Headlines – The Sunday Times

The Sunday Times reveals that the Malta Financial Services Authority has written to Bank of Valletta to implement urgent changes related to risk management. The paper says a European Central…

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Maltese candidates spent more than €115,000 on 4,500 adverts for EP elections in May: The Headlines : The Independent on Sunday

The Independent on Sunday publishes figures by Facebook on social media advertising spend of EP election candidates. Maltese candidates spent more than €115,000 on 4,500 adverts in May, more than…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing – Sunday Newspaper Review

Good morning, These are the main stories on Malta's front-pages. The Sunday Times reveals that the Malta Financial Services Authority has written to Bank of Valletta to implement urgent changes…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing – Newspaper Review

The Times of Malta reveals that PN leader Adrian Delia is holding face-to-face meetings with members of the General Council ahead of a possible vote of confidence in him. The…

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Corporate Dispatch Be Informed End Of Day Round Up

These are the headlines of the stories reviewed by the editorial team for Friday. Tension between the Vatican and China Italy fines Facebook €1 million over Cambridge Analytica case Scotland…

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PN leader Adrian Delia said that a culture of impunity created by the government is threatening the country’s democracy: In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon reports on the Council of Europe session in Strasbourg on Thursday. The paper says that, besides two Malta Labour Party deputies, only four Azeri representatives defended Joseph Muscat’s…

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Kamra Tal-Periti president Simone Vella Lenicker says that construction industry new requirements have created a shortage of architects : The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent speaks to Kamra Tal-Periti president Simone Vella Lenicker who said that new requirements have created a shortage of architects. Less than 600 warranted architects work in the…

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Minister Ian Borg says that construction laws prioritise the safety of third parties: The Headlines: L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont speaks to Minister Ian Borg about the construction laws introduced this week. Borg said that the new regulations prioritise the safety of third parties and said that it…

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Maltese Prime Minister did not reject a call by the Council of Europe for a public inquiry into the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia: The Headlines: The Times of Malta

The Times of Malta reports that the newly introduced construction regulations are leading to higher costs for property owners. Architects now need to draw new reports while insurance premiums will…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing Newspaper Review

Good morning These are the main stories you find in today's newspapers frontpages in Malta. Check www.corporatedispatch.com to start your morning informed. The Times of Malta reports that the newly…

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Corporate Dispatch Be Informed End of Day Round Up

Good evening, these are the headlines our editorial team worked on for today. Click on headlines to read more. Malta – End-of-Year benchmark exams taken at Year 6 to be…

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Caritas director Anthony Gatt speaks against the legalisation of recreational cannabis: The Headlines: In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon says that most of the work at construction sites came to a halt after uncertainties in the sector with the introduction of new building regulations. The paper says…

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New rental laws propose a register of rented property, with penalties up to €10,000 for landlords who fail to register their services: The Headlines: L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont highlights the main elements of the new construction regulations. While the Developers Association said the regulations clarify anomalies in the industry, the Kamra tal-Periti said that several points…

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Jobsplus showing that registered unemployment stood at 1,669 in May: The Headlines: The Malta Business Weekly

The Malta Business Weekly leads with a story about De La Rue in the UK shedding 170 jobs after it lost a government contract to print British passports. Unions have…

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Council of Europe approved a report critical of the state of rule of law in Malta: The Headlines: The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent reports that the Council of Europe approved a report critical of the state of rule of law in Malta. 72 members voted in favour, 18 against, and…

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MDA president Sandro Chetcuti says that around 80 percent of the construction industry is at a standstill: The Headlines – The Times of Malta

The Times of Malta covers the presentation of the rental market reform on Wednesday. Rents will be of a minimum one-year period, and multi-year contracts will be capped at price-increase…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing-Newspaper Review

The Malta Business Weekly leads with a story about De La Rue in the UK shedding 170 jobs after it lost a government contract to print British passports. Unions have…

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Justice Minister Owen Bonnici says position of State Attorney will be filled by October: The Headlines: L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont announces that the position of State Attorney will be filled by October. Justice Minister Owen Bonnici told the paper that the creation of the role will function ‘shoulder…

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PN calls for an immediate public declaration clarifying Neville Gafa’s presence at an official meeting in Libya: The Headlines: In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon reports that government employee was present at an official meeting in Libya discussing visas issued to Libyan nationals. The paper quotes a PN statement calling for an immediate…

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Matthew Pace says that he will never resign from the PA Board: The Headlines: The Times of Malta

The Times of Malta says that the signatories of the PN petition are demanding a vote within a week. Meanwhile, the paper says that a counter petition is making…

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Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said that he believes Planning Authority board member Matthew Pace should resign: The Headlines: Malta Today

Malta Today also leads with the story about the confidence vote petition and says that Ivan Bartolo was flanked by former president of the PN Executive Council Mark Anthony…

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Petition for a vote of confidence in PN leader Adrian Delia has been formally presented to the party: The Headlines: The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent reports that a petition for a vote of confidence in PN leader Adrian Delia has been formally presented to the party. Executive Council member Ivan…

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Newspaper Review – Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

The Malta Independent reports that a petition for a vote of confidence in PN leader Adrian Delia has been formally presented to the party. Executive Council member Ivan Bartolo said…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing – Newspaper Review

These are the main stories from today's newspaper front-pages in Malta. The Times of Malta questions Minister Ian Borg about the court decree that Planning Authority board member Matthew Pace…

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Corporate Dispatch End of Day Roundup

US President Trump signs hard-hitting sanctions on Iran and its Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei Malta: Elisa’s funeral to be held on Wednesday Asylum applications in EU rise but are far…

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Psychiatrist Mark Xuereb warns that the warmer season increases the threat of suicide attempts: The Headlines: L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont quotes Prime Minister Joseph Muscat who spoke about the new building regulations in a radio interview. Muscat said that the main principle is that no one in the…

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Number of migrants arriving in Malta rises to 750 in a period of few months: The Headlines: In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon says that the government has no interest in resolving the dispute with Midwives at Mater Dei hospital. The Union of Midwives and Nurses is taking industrial action against…

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