Malta Independent - 2021-04-07

• Brian Tonna, Karl Cini and associates released on bail
• Government expected to announce review of current Covid-19 measures today
• No ‘formal reports’ received, police say about Facebook data leak, but they are ‘monitoring the situation’
• The cannabis debate: A ‘live and let live’ approach to life
• Darren Debono granted bail in fuel smuggling, money laundering case
• First we had the rape of Malta, now Gozo will follow - NGOs
• ‘Government is keeping people in the dark’ – Malta Chamber of SMEs
• First round of applicatio­ns for ERASMUS+ projects open
• Government pandering to the hunting lobby... again
• Marching in
• Formalitie­s surroundin­g a contract of sale of immovable property
• George Floyd death leads states to require cops to intervene
• Iran prosecutor says 10 indicted for Ukraine plane shootdown
• Japan extends its own North Korean sanctions another 2 years
• World stocks reach record high
• Asian stocks mixed after Wall St rally on economic optimism
• US consumer watchdog eyes rules to prevent foreclosur­es
• France to open archive for period covering Rwandan genocide
• Thomas Tuchel seeks return of calm after Chelsea bust-up
• Hertha fires goalkeepin­g coach Petry for xenophobic comments
• Martinez making ‘massive progress’ at Inter as Conte urges striker to keep going
• French cyclist Nacer Bouhanni speaks out about racist abuse
• North Korea will not participat­e in the Tokyo Olympics because of the coronaviru­s pandemic
• Tokyo Olympic organisers postpone water polo test event
• Liverpool suffer first-leg loss to Real Madrid in Spain
• EU funding plans still under wraps

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