Malta Independent - 2020-11-12

• Keith Schembri, Konrad Mizzi released after interrogat­ion by financial crimes unit
• 250 fines for waste collection infraction­s issued by ERA over last 10 months
• Joseph Muscat feels vindicated as police ‘take steps’ over Egrant ‘lie’
• Disbarred lawyer cleared of misappropr­iating €51,000 in VAT refunds from ilm-maker
• Covid Christmas – Michael Briguglio
• ‘It is our duty to improve quality of life and strive for a better future’ – Bernard Grech
• Discussion­s ongoing over rapid testing in schools – Education Minister
• Launch of START STEM campaign to strengthen the science sector
• Government planning to build open air concert area in Ta’ Qali
• ‘The Government is committed to protecting sex workers, especially the most vulnerable’
• Who’s trying to divert attention now?
• AI or not to AI?
• Vatican report reveals anonymous letters accusing McCarrick
• Recordings reveal WHO’s analysis of pandemic in private
• Markets continue to rise on vaccine optimism
• New Hong Kong park shows ‘Jaws’ to socially distanced crowd
• Pompeo brushes aside results of presidenti­al election
• New Zealand locks in Super Rugby tournament for 2021
• Tokyo Olympics to give refunds to ticket buyers in Japan
• Barcelona wants Neymar to pay back nearly $12 million
• Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay all face injury issues
• Decades after independen­ce, North Macedonia set for big game
• BRIEF NEWS Lisicki's latest comeback ends because of ligament tear
• Cyclist gets 9-month ban for crash that left rival in coma
• Doctor: Maradona needs time, family support to recover
• Gomez injury in England training adds to Liverpool problems
• Michael Mifsud scores in farewell game
• MIA annual general meeting: Revenue for January-September down 67%
• New afforestat­ion initiative­s in Natura 2000 sites

Malta Independent - 2020-11-11

Malta Independent - 2020-11-13