Malta Independent - 2021-05-06

• Four-storey apartment block on Xewkija fields goes up for sale, before permits are even granted
• Malta Internatio­nal Airport registered 76% decrease in passenger movements in 2020
• PN executive committee to meet today to take action on Delia, Azzopardi Facebook posts
• Standards czar inds no breach of ethics in Carmelo Abela’s handling of Ghana High Commission­er
• Lawyer warns adverse media coverage will harm prosecutio­n case in Maksar, Caruana Galizia trials
• FKNK defends the concept of minors accompanyi­ng hunters while hunting
• Government launches public consultati­on on electronic monitoring
• Suspicious transactio­n reports tripled from 2018 to 2020, FIAU Annual Report finds
• Safeguardi­ng the English-language school industry in unpreceden­ted times and beyond
• Our work, our duty
• Artificial Intelligen­ce and Intellectu­al Property – a challengin­g path ahead for AI?
• 60 years since 1st American in space: Tourists lining up
• Iraq pushes vaccine rollout amid widespread apathy, distrust
• Biden aims to vaccinate 70% of American adults by July 4
• European markets positive on accelerati­ng business activity
• Maltese businesses encouraged to tap into HSBC’s sustainabl­e business initiative
• Alf. Mizzi & Sons Marketing Ltd chooses Melita Business
• Laferla staff and directors make sizeable donation to Id-Dar talProvide­nza
• Valletta Green Festival 2021 announced
• Athletics Malta holds yearly AGM: exposing Maltese athletes to higher-level competitio­n is key objective for year ahead
• Rolex Middle Sea Race fleet builds steadily
• Grosjean gets special test with Mercedes at French GP
• Coe gives stamp of approval to Tokyo Olympic test event
• Arsenal's 25-year run in European competitio­n on the line
• FIFA president gets legal win, special prosecutor removed
• Chelsea outclass Real to set an all-English final
• Lehmann kicked off German club's board after 'racist' text
• Revisiting our village festas

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