'European Union leaders will urge Britain on Friday to reach a deal with Spain on the status of Gibraltar after Britain leaves the EU, noting such a deal was part of the overall divorce agreement with the EU, draft summit conclusions showed.'

'The Gibraltar Stock Exchange (GSX) has confirmed to Crypto Briefing it is applying for an extension to its license that, if approved, will enable the exchange to trade security tokens on its servers.'

'The medieval wreck was discovered at Tankerton Beach, near Whitstable, by members of a local history and archaeology group who spotted timbers of the ship appearing out of the sand next to a lump of exploded concrete.'

'Gibraltar is expecting 254 calls and just over 400,000 cruise passengers this year, up from 235 calls a year ago. Even more impressive is the growth from 2013, when the port welcomed 278,139 cruise guests on 179 calls.'

'The airline says the new service will operate twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, with fares starting from just under sixteen pounds. It’s the fourth EasyJet Gibraltar route, with the others being London Gatwick, Manchester and Bristol.'

'The Gibraltar Photographic Society has launched an ‘Art through Photography’ course for children as part of this year’s Summer Sports and Leisure Programme.'

'The Gibraltar Government has vowed to leave ‘no stone unturned’ to protect the Rock ahead of its departure from the European Union as the UK Government was thrown into turmoil by the sensational resignations in quick succession of Brexit Secretary David Davis and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.'

'Coinsilium has hired Malcom Burne to be a project advisor to its Gibraltar-registered subsidiary TerraStream.'

'Spain’s Foreign Minister said Sunday that “it’s too soon to tell” whether Madrid will seek to block Gibraltar’s inclusion in any Brexit transition arrangements between the UK and the EU.'

'Gibraltar’s pioneering approach to digital business makes it an attractive target for cyber criminals, the Chief Information Officer of the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission said, as he underlined the vital importance of security awareness across all levels of an organisation.'

'The service will operate twice weekly year round on Tuesdays and Saturdays on an Airbus A319 aircraft, with fares starting from £15.72.'

'Spain’s Foreign Minister said Sunday that “it’s too soon to tell” whether Madrid will seek to block Gibraltar’s inclusion in any Brexit transition arrangements between the UK and the EU.'

'Alan Pereira, who oversees the GFSC’s use of technology and the security of its systems, said Gibraltar is targeted “constantly” by hackers, much as occurs in the rest of the world.'

'The European Union’s top banking watchdog has found “general and systematic shortcomings” in Malta’s application of EU anti-money-laundering rules, it said on Wednesday.'

'Malta should not close the ports, airports or fly zones for strangers who visited its shores, Archbishop Charles Scicluna appealed amid an impasse over NGO ships assisting migrants in the Mediterranean.'

'A new southern European network has been formed to challenge mass-tourism across a number of countries, and combat the negative effects of large influxes of visitors.'

'This year has already been remarkable for the stock market because the moves seen in 2018 are unlike any in the past, according to an analysis by Bespoke Investment Group.'

'Shares of Twitter Inc. TWTR, +2.37% rallied 2% in premarket trade Thursday, bouncing from a 6% slide suffered over the previous three sessions amid concerns over how the clearing out of millions of fake accounts would affect user numbers. '

EW DELHI: Over 60 stocks, including Dollar Industries, Greenply IndustriesNSE -3.49 % and Harita Seating Systems defied positive market mood, hitting 52-week lows on NSE during Monday's session. 

'Lorraine Davis, the Governor’s wife and President of Girl Guiding Gibraltar, presented both Girl Guiding Gibraltar and GibSams with a cheque for £6,250 each yesterday.'

As longtime China watchers know, the country’s still-immature markets are in many ways more bubble-prone than their Western counterparts, thanks to heavy involvement from retail investors who often take cues from government policy, rather than quaint notions like earnings. Tanking Chinese stocks—the Shanghai Composite is now down nearly 25% from its January peak—could therefore be taken as a meaningless signal. That would be a mistake: this year’s selloff reflects real worries about Chinese growth and financial stability.