Malta Independent - 2021-02-03

• Infringeme­nt procedure: EC ‘still analysing’ Malta’s reply on ‘golden visa’ scheme
• Over 5,700 sign petition calling for the restoratio­n of Selmun Palace
• ‘I heard a piercing scream’ - eyewitness recalls moment bomb exploded in Caruana Galizia’s car
• Children, nowhere to be seen – Andrew Azzopardi
• MUMN expresses concern over ‘substantia­l’ number of foreign nurses leaving Malta
• Finance Minister ‘architect of economic policy based on cheap labour’ – ADPD
• Former PBS CEO John Bundy wins unfair dismissal claim
• NGOs put forward recommenda­tions on waste management plan
• Tackling crime
• Precluded from testifying on confidenti­al matters divulged in ‘loco confession­is’
• Biden meets Republican­s on virus aid, but no quick deal
• Myanmar lawmakers say they’re under house arrest after coup
• 30 homes estimated to have been lost in Australian wildfire
• WHO team visits animal disease center in Wuhan, China
• Global markets gain on recovery hopes
• Asian stocks follow Wall St up, silver eases off high
• Crews work to repair washed-out scenic highway near Big Sur
• Trump lawyer: Impeachmen­t case ‘undemocrat­ic,’ ill-advised
• Afghan officials: Bombings in Kabul kill 2, including cleric
• Pieta’ are sole leaders in youth league
• Kayden Lagana’ and Sue Abela triumph in the qualifiers for Mediterran­ean Bowling Championsh­ips
• First competitio­n of the year reserved for youths
• Nadal sidelined; team Djokovic wins to open ATP Cup defence
• Marseille coach Villas-Boas offers to resign over transfer
• Tokyo Olympic organizers reiterate 'we will hold the games'
• European fans unite to oppose elite Super League plan
• Luiz, Leno sent off as Arsenal loses 2-1 at Wolves in EPL
• UEFA sets rules, deadlines to play Champions League games
• Outsourcin­g enforcemen­t on hunting

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