Malta Independent - 2021-03-01

• NGO concerned about environmen­tal impact of proposed works at Ġnejna Bay
• Abela trying to ‘wash his hands’ of the previous government – Grech
• Prime Minister says Rosianne Cutajar’s resignatio­n was a ‘mature decision’
• Reputation - Alfred Sant
• Chamber of Commerce welcomes proposed pre-1995 rent reform, but says further clarificat­ions needed
• Around 2/3rds of social housing applicants are single parents - study
• Magistrate recuses herself from compilatio­n of evidence against Maksar brothers, Degiorgio, Vella
• Gozo-Malta fast ferry service could be possible from 1 June
• President pledges to continue process to achieve national unity
• Good news… and bad news
• US clears Johnson & Johnson one-dose Covid vaccine
• Amnesty report describes Axum massacre in Ethiopia’s Tigray
• Shots, tear gas as police in Myanmar intensify use of force
• ‘Not a good idea:’ Experts concerned about pope trip to Iraq
• Warren Buffett again encourages investors to bet on America
• United will pay $49 million to settle air mail fraud case
• Airline CEOs, Biden officials consider green-fuel breaks
• In oil-rich Iraq, a few women buck norms, take rig site jobs
• Last gasp basket keeps Starlites unbeaten
• Alvarez stops Yildirim to retain super middleweig­ht belts
• Faivre wins GS for his first World Cup victory in 4 years
• Gut-Behrami locks up super-G title in race marred by crashes
• Facing relegation, Schalke fires coach Gross and top staff
• Finnish rally legend 'Flying Finn' Hannu Mikkola dies at 78
• Serbian FA chief questioned by police over fan mafia links
• Lukaku scores after 32 seconds
• Bale turns back time at Tottenham as Man U and Chelsea draw
• Shared values are essential to success

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