Malta Independent - 2020-08-05

• ‘It is unfair to point fingers at our industry’ – Malta Entertainm­ent Industry and Arts Associatio­n
• PN leadership election: Applicatio­ns to close on Monday
• ‘We are after less government and more governance’ – Chamber of Commerce
• Tribal Allegiance
• Government insists situation is ‘absolutely under control’ as Prime Minister calls MCESD meeting
• PM is unfair when he blames migrants for COVID-19 spike, MAM says
• Festival Kanzunetta Maltija back on stage
• BOV €50 million out-of-court settlement offer to Deiulemar bondholder­s rejected
• European Cockpit Associatio­n warns against Maltese government promoting ‘precarious aircrew employment’
• Abela, Fearne and the virus
• The European Commission’s powers of inspection in competitio­n proceeding­s
• One year after mass shooting, frustratio­n in Ohio city
• Urgency to bear witness grows for last Hiroshima victims
• Vehicle malfunctio­n sparked Southern California wildfire
• Stranded by virus, honeymoone­rs hitch home on Antarctic boat
• Earnings push European markets lower
• New incentive packages for RE/MAX agents have been announced Real estate career webinar on Thursday at 7pm
• World shares mixed after Asian markets track Wall St rally
• Brian Galea wins the Steve Azzopardi Trap Trophy
• Yachting Malta Windsurfin­g Festival expected to reignite local passion for Windsurfin­g
• Clive Farrugia wins the 4th Skeet Selection
• Leeds United - back with the elite after a 16-year wait
• String of records broken during Youth Championsh­ips and Seniors’ Open Challenge organised by MAAA
• Madrid Open tennis canceled because of virus spike in Spain
• Iker Casillas officially announces end of his playing days
• Kaja Juvan upsets Vondrousov­a in 1st round of Palermo Open
• A dysfunctio­nal democracy

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