Stabroek News - 2023-05-04

• Guyana drops 26 spots on World Press Freedom Index
• Ukraine tried to assassinat­e Putin by drone, Kremlin says
• Egypt launches national dialogue amid ongoing security crackdown
• Fed raises rates, opens door to pause in tightening cycle
• Gunman shoots five women at Atlanta medical center, one fatally
• Bolsonaro’s home raided and aides arrested in Brazil vaccine probe
• Derelictio­n of duty
• It would be interestin­g to know how shared governance is being discussed in varying circles
• Lewis’ response to the COI Report is laced with useless complaints
• The Western diplomatic community is distressed at the reality of Guyana’s local press
• How could the COI’s Report be classified as ‘useless and substandar­d’?
• Bar associatio­n urged to pivot or perish as AI invades legal profession
• Corentyne man pleads guilty to killing Canadian hotelier, watchman
• Brazilian pilot jailed, fined over New River chopper landing
• 25 persons living with disability graduate from Ministry of Human Services’ skills training programme
• New GPC awarded contract for emergency medical supplies - sources
• Judge rules ‘submissive’ EPA must enforce liability clause in Exxon permits
• Govt committed to respecting press freedom – Ali
• Residents, tourists calling for hole in bridge at Capoey to be fixed
• Quamina St guest house man died of heart attack
• Guyana poised to become a major power in the global oil and gas market
• Knicks race past Heat in 4th quarter, level series 1-1
• Win not too far away, says Gibson
• Permaul reaches 600-wicket landmark as wickets tumble
• ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 Caribbean bid process takes centre stage
• Wiruni, Sandhill to clash in Sir James France Competitio­n
• Smith amused by criticism of his England county stint ahead of Ashes
• AAG submits CAC Games long list to GOA
• `Return of the Scorpio’ to usher in the return of ProAm boxing
• GFF Tiger Rentals U13 League Cup commences tomorrow

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