Press digest

The following are the top stories in the Maltese and overseas press. The Times quotes Norwegian killer Breivik saying ‘I would shoot them again’. The Malta Independent reports how Malta is to open an embassy in Qatar. MaltaToday says that Air Malta is owed €2.5 million by the commune of Regio Calabria.  Italian magistrates are to come to Malta to investigate, according to the Italian media. l-orizzont says a man was seen on CCTV stealing from a Gzira confectioner, but he is still on the run. It also says that a boy has been seen begging near an ATM. It also says that fishermen have warned of a protest in Grand Harbour on Friday unless the government keeps its promises. In-Nazzjon says Malta and Qatar are working on job creation. It also highlights the launching of the colorectal screening service. The overseas press The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has for the first time accepted the prospect of the euro breaking up. London’s Sky News says that in its flagship economic survey of the world economy, the IMF acknowledged there were fundamental "flaws" in the design of the single currency and said that one prospective "tail risk" was a "disorderly default and exit by a euro area...