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MHRA Tries its hardest to bring in low-cost airlines

Sunday, 2 July 2006, 00:00 Last update: about 13 years ago Malta Independent

Loud and repeated cheers could be heard coming from behind the closed doors of the Corinthia San Gorg on Friday where MHRA was holding an extraordinary general meeting....

Further Anomalies in new development boundaries

Sunday, 2 July 2006, 00:00 Last update: about 20 years ago Malta Independent

As reported last week, this newspaper will continue analysing the new development boundaries exercise even after the consultation period for submissions closes. ...

New: Plane simulator features Malta in detail

Sunday, 2 July 2006, 00:00 Last update: about 20 years ago Malta Independent

Aerosoft presented its new product yesterday: an aircraft simulator with Malta and its buildings and landmarks in all detail....

The Front line of the State

Sunday, 2 July 2006, 00:00 Last update: about 20 years ago Malta Independent

After this week’s record number of immigrants brought to shore by the AFM, Raphael Vassallo talks to Captain Andrew Mallia about Malta’s international obligations regarding search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean...

New Applications bypass public consultation

Sunday, 2 July 2006, 00:00 Last update: about 13 years ago Malta Independent

Applications submitted during the Malta Environment and Planning Authority public consultation period will be assessed according to the criteria set by Cabinet without any public scrutiny or chance for objection....

Immigration: New amendments may work to Malta’s advantage

Sunday, 2 July 2006, 00:00 Last update: about 12 years ago Malta Independent

Contrary to what has been widely reported in sections of the local press, new amendments to the International Maritime Organisation’s Safety Of Life At Sea (SOLAS) and Search and Rescue (SAR) conventions, which ...

CIA Plane stopover linked to nuclear negotiations with Gaddafi

Sunday, 2 July 2006, 00:00 Last update: about 12 years ago Malta Independent

The government has to date refused to make public any information regarding the stopovers in Malta by airplanes owned by Central Intelligence Agency front companies linked to the controversial ...

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