Malta Independent - 2021-05-13

• Vaccinatio­ns open for 16+ from Monday, active cases fall under 200 for first time in 9 months
• Malta Enterprise had to ‘stretch its imaginatio­n’ to approve Progress Press funding, court told
• George Degiorgio bought boat from where Bidnija bomb that killed journalist was detonated
• Fast vaccine rollout in Malta and UK, easing of EU restrictio­ns to put tourism on recovery path
• Another Labour victory? – Michael Briguglio
• Marlene Farrugia presents Bill decriminal­ising abortion
• ‘I categorica­lly deny that the intention behind the advert was personal gain’ - Carmelo Abela
• Associatio­n for Consumer Rights calls for human-centred post Covid-19 recovery plan
• Let us not make the same mistakes
• IT Operations – the positive disruption of automation
• Scientists race to study variants in India as cases explode
• Escalating Mideast violence bears hallmarks of 2014 Gaza war
• Younger adolescent­s in USA get ready to receive Covid-19 vaccine
• European stocks stable after worst selloff this year on strong earnings reports
• MAPFRE Middlesea plc holds its 40th Annual General meeting
• FinXP chosen as banking partner for Utrust
• Covid-19 pet boom in US has veterinari­ans backlogged, burned out
• Frustratio­n in Japan as leader pushes Olympics despite virus
• Maltese athletes win titles, set new records in Split and Palermo
• Italy's new group of male tennis stars are all-court players
• Netherland­s defender Van Dijk out of European Championsh­ip
• Man United fixture pileup a 'crime' by the EPL, says Klopp
• Hertha Berlin beats virus-depleted Schalke 2-1 in Bundesliga
• Caleb Ewan wins crash-marred stage 5
• UN raises global economic forecast to 5.4% growth in 2021

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