Malta Independent - 2020-06-27

• Triumphant arrival
• Malta doing all it can to avoid FATF grey-listing, Edward Scicluna says
• PL president coy on calls to take on deputy leadership post
• More than one-third worked from home in April
• ‘Don’t blame the victim’, Edward Scicluna says on Montenegro windfarm scandal
• The good news has arrived – Rachel Borg
• Government deficit at €673 million by end May – NSO
• Extension of paid leave in connection with IVF process to more beneficiar­ies
• Minister for Education launches the 2020/21 Prospectus for Giovanni Curmi Higher Secondary
• 93% of adults in Malta are active savers – financial literacy survey
• A start, but not the only solution
• The high and the low road
• Enough of the spiel!
• Virus taking stronger hold in US, other populated countries
• A cruise around the Mediterran­ean
• European higher on positive company updates
• Fed stops big banks from buying back stock, caps dividends
• HSBC Malta supports TradeMalta’s COVID-19 Export Response Scheme
• India’s social inequaliti­es reflected in coronaviru­s care
• Ivanisevic, the coach of Novak Djokovic, tests positive for virus
• Qualifying congestion affects draw plans for 2022 World Cup
• Brazil championsh­ip to kick off in August despite pandemic
• Michel Platini now a formal suspect in Swiss case
• Davis Cup, Fed Cup finals pushed to 2021 because of pandemic
• Pep Guardiola congratula­tes Liverpool after City's reign ends
• Düsseldorf could benefit from rival as Bundesliga ends
• Kop joy: Liverpool fans flood Anfield, 1st title in 30 years
• Liverpool police warn of virus threat after Anfield party

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