Malta Independent - 2021-01-26

• Melvin Theuma back in court, but testimony postponed after legal wrangling
• Minister launches Tourism Strategy 2021-2030, emphasises recovery and improving quality
• No public inquiry into Miriam Pace’s death, Abela says
• All grown up and yet forgotten – Roselyn Borg Knight
• Much more than just a road: Council lashes out at Kristina Chetcuti over Floriana article
• EU pressures AstraZenec­a to deliver vaccines as promised
• ‘Today’s youth are more committed than ever to promoting environmen­tal issues’ - President George Vella
• No objection from ERA to widening of road leading to Għarb fireworks factory due to safety considerat­ions
• The right approach
• Witnesses: Eritrean soldiers loot, kill in Ethiopia’s Tigray
• White House begins talks with lawmakers on Covid-19 relief
• “Simply accelerati­ng fast in a straight line is not enough for BMW”
• Global markets positive on recovery hopes
• Australia OKs Pfizer vaccine, to begin in February
• Samsung scion Lee won’t appeal prison sentence for bribery
• In ambulances, an unseen, unwelcome passenger: Covid-19
• Severino key to Marsa St Michael's success
• Remarkable week for St George's
• 49ers take bigger role at Leeds after raising EPL club stake
• Kriechmayr edges Odermatt to win super-G in Kitzbühel
• IOC to consider placing Italy on probation for interferen­ce
• Court rules on sheikh's improper influence in FIFA seat vote
• Chelsea fire coach Frank Lampard halfway through 2nd season
• Back to the future for Hertha as Dárdai returns
• US police weigh officer discipline after rally, Capitol riot

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