Malta Independent - 2021-02-01

• Russia protests
• Malta registered record number of over 900 inmates in 2020, new report finds
• Malta worst in EU for organic farming area with just 0.5% – Eurostat
• Prime Minister confirms plans for Covid-19 vouchers still on
• A constructi­ve proposal - Alfred Sant
• PN has energy plan to harness new technology and cut bills and emissions, Bernard Grech says
• ‘Green your building’ scheme to be rolled out
• Moviment Graffitti calls for increase in the minimum wage
• Government invests €500,000 in the restoratio­n of Xewkija Windmill
• Malta and the mass transport system
• Thousands flee Hong Kong for UK, fearing China crackdown
• Venice has people in masks but no Carnival fun
• Biden faces calls to secure release of US man in Afghanista­n
• People desperate for Covid-19 guides seek local journalist­s
• UK readies applicatio­n to join Pacific trade partnershi­p
• Pakistan set to get AstraZenec­a, Sinopharm shots
• Questlove uncovers ‘Black Woodstock’ in his hit Sundance doc
• Palmeiras beats Santos to win Copa Libertador­es final
• Report: Lionel Messi's contract worth up to 555 million euros
• WTA players tuneup for Australian Open after quarantine
• FA vows to act after more online abuse of players
• Italian skier Goggia hurts knee in fall week before worlds
• Lazio revival in Serie A continues with 3-1 win at Atalanta
• Gzira put Valletta in further trouble as they remain in title hunt
• Covid-19 and the Constructi­on Industry

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