Malta Independent - 2021-01-28

• Restaurant­s to shut at 11pm, Gozo Channel to run at half-capacity
• Malta hits ‘new alltime low’ in Corruption Perception Index
• Priest gives boy Lm5 after raping him on sofa, court hears
• Biden orders Covid-19 travel restrictio­ns, Malta included
• First edition of the National STEM Awards launched
• MEP Josianne Cutajar steps up effort towards Europe’s implementa­tion of its SME Strategy
• Moviment Graffitti proposes gender quota on candidate lists rather than in Parliament
• The ‘Doughnut Economic Model’ and its applicatio­n to Malta
• Justice delayed, justice denied
• MITA IT operations – who are we?
• Auschwitz survivors mark anniversar­y online amid pandemic
• GOP signals unwillingn­ess to part with Trump after riot
• Dutch police deployed in force to curb rioting, looting
• European shares stable
• Asian shares mixed as focus turns to Federal Reserve meeting
• Google says North Korea-backed hackers sought cyber research
• Killer winter tornado stuns storm-savvy Alabama town
• Amid crisis, Hezbollah ‘bank’ a lifeline for some Lebanese
• IOC, Tokyo Olympics to unveil rule book for beating pandemic
• FIFA probes African footbal leader, bars him from election
• Arsenal signs midfielder Odegaard on loan from Real Madrid
• Andy Murray enters challenger event in Italy
• Juventus breeze past SPAL with 4-0 win
• Thomas Tuchel's 1st game as Chelsea coach ends in 0-0 draw against Wolves
• Hamrun outclass Valletta with Franklin Sasere hat-trick
• Not a Champs-Élysées: The cradle of Maltese society

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