Malta Independent - 2020-11-26

• A final farewell
• MFSA CEO Joe Cuschieri resigns
• Bars to remain closed for ‘coming weeks’, Prime Minister announces
• ‘New leads’ in Daphne Caruana Galizia murder investigat­ion, chief investigat­or says
• Increased level of consumer anxiety compared to August, EY survey inds
• President encourages more debates over Ombudsman’s reflection­s and recommenda­tions
• Telework – Michael Briguglio
• ‘It would have been senseless to leave out new talent’, PM says on Cabinet’s size
• Government to offer over €15 million in assistance to church and independen­t schools
• Government borrowed €700 million during the first half of this year
• Convicted Lockerbie bomber’s family in new bid to clear name
• A worrying statement
• Leading by Innovation
• A migrant’s odyssey from boat to COVID nursing job in Spain
• Analysis: Biden prioritize­s experience with Cabinet picks
• Ex-Mexico treasury chief rejects 2nd set of accusation­s
• China’s claims of Covid-19 on frozen foods
• Global shares reach record high
• Business against food waste collaborat­es with European week for waste reduction
• HSBC Malta supports bank’s global upskilling efforts
• Punishing hurricanes to spur more Central American migration
• Bach: Tokyo Olympic 'participan­ts' encouraged to get vaccine
• Tottenham loses more than $85M, debt climbs due to pandemic
• Sports minister says Australian Open 'most likely' to be delayed
• Luge federation calls off plans to race in China this season
• 2 weightlift­ers lose London Olympic medals because of doping
• Real Madrid wins 2-0 at 10-man Inter in Champions League
• Argentine football great Diego Maradona dies aged 60
• Maltese in every manner

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