Malta Independent - 2021-06-24

• FATF’s decision to grey list Malta ‘unjust and undeserved,’ PM says
• 7,000 to get second AstraZenec­a jab earlier than planned
• Human rights violations against transplant patient sentenced for cannabis traf icking found
• Malta ‘could’ be added to UK green travel list today – British media
• Corruption and social capital – Michael Briguglio
• ‘Double standards’: Cutajar says Repubblika remained silent when PN MP donated food to NGO
• Masters course in STEM Education and Engagement launched
• UK won’t extend deadline for EU citizens to apply to stay
• New scheme: Businesses can benefit from up to €20,000 to reduce the use of plastic
• Of skin colour and surnames
• Researchin­g Maltese and Mediterran­ean oral traditions: A French-Maltese collaborat­ion
• Nine pardoned pro-independen­ce Catalan leaders walk free
• EU chief vows action, says ‘shame’ on Hungary for LGBT law
• An approach towards effective password and Privilege Access Management
• World shares higher
• Ponte Ferry tickets to Sicily go on sale from just €9.99
• Economic Update: Issue 06/2021
• Britain’s FM meets with Cambodian officials for trade talks
• Can pandemic recovery plan end Italy’s years of stagnation?
• An unpreceden­ted Executive Committee seat for Futsal coming up shortly
• Djokovic, Barty are Wimbledon top seeds, Federer, Serena 7th
• 4-time champion Froome feels like "neo-pro" at Tour comeback
• 'No zero risk': UK move to increase Wembley fans questioned
• EU says UEFA has no 'excuse' for blocking rainbow protest
• Lewandowsk­i, Poland out of Euro 2020 with 3-2 loss to Sweden
• Spain hammers Slovakia 5-0 to enter knockouts
• Germany score late to jump to second in Group F
• Home visits

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