Malta Independent - 2021-02-08

• Long-term effects of Covid19 not being studied in Malta
• Prime Minister says it would be a mistake to focus on an election right now
• Not recycling more plastic shows government is failing its objectives – Grech
• Italian Politics - Alfred Sant
• Alfred Sant objects to further militarisa­tion of Europe
• Malta’s minimum wage ranks in the middle of EU
• Delia defends ‘sincere gesture’: ‘I will not stop trying to help’
• Static artistic installati­ons in streets to replace floats in Covid measure-friendly Carnival
• Academic freedom, reasoned debate and a respect for evidence
• Restore the area
• UK vaccine gambles paid off, while EU caution slowed it down
• 5 key questions for Trump’s Senate impeachmen­t trial
• Palestinia­n leader’s path to elections is fraught with peril
• Unwilling to wait, poorer countries seek their own vaccines
• Thousands protest army takeover in Myanmar’s biggest city
• Egypt’s president says he supports interim Libya government
• HSBC Malta supports Chamber webinar on Brexit impact
• Sistine Chapel key-keeper opens up after lockdown
• Barty back with a tournament win; Russia wins ATP Cup final
• Former heavyweigh­t champion Leon Spinks dies at 67
• Ibrahimovi­ć nets 500th club goal as Milan beats Crotone 4-0
• Manchester City inflicts 3rd straight Anfield loss on ailing Liverpool
• Hibernians crush 10-man Valletta to keep up the title challenge
• Epilepsy Day 2021: shining a light for more understand­ing and awareness

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