Malta Independent - 2020-11-21

• Third man accused in Sliema double murder pleads not guilty
• Motive for Caruana Galizia murder still unclear, police commission­er tells inquiry
• Maltese citizens believe EU should have greater inancial means to tackle pandemic – survey
• Casual election or co-option: Who could replace Edward Scicluna in Parliament?
• A country in denial – Rachel Borg
• Attard social housing project enters final phase
• Church recommends adoption of Better Life index
• Two more people die with Covid-19; 16 deaths over the past week
• Wied Fulija landfill rehabilita­tion reaches its final phase
• New Gozo Children’s Hub ‘enables young to dream big’
• European Commission urged to re-establish rule of law in bird protection in Malta – BirdLife Malta
• Tel Aviv visit: PN Ethics Commission ‘reprimands’ Jason Azzopardi for breach
• Improvemen­ts made, but negative attention will persist
• Trump’s election lawsuits plagued by elementary errors
• Health experts clash over use of certain drugs for COVID-19
• ‘Being and Nothingnes­s’ or…
• World stocks edge higher
• Calamatta Cuschieri achieves ISO 9001 certificat­ion from Lloyds
• Malaysia group teaches refugee women how to read and write
• Nations Cup: France changes 8, Scotland has new front row
• Klopp addresses Salah's pandemic conduct, says 'we are fine'
• Djokovic beats Zverev, advances to semifinals at ATP Finals
• Soccer players' union in England wants reduction in heading
• BRIEF NEWS
• Fit-again Mbappe looking to give PSG much-needed boost
• Guardiola plays down chance of reunion with Messi at City
• Ten-man Saints turn defeat into victory
• EU gives upbeat assessment of state of Brexit trade talks

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