Malta Independent - 2021-06-26

• FATF says Malta still has ‘serious weaknesses in areas that must be addressed’
• Face mask restrictio­ns to be relaxed on 1 July
• Malta on UK green list, but visiting Brits still need to quarantine for now
• Some shortcomin­gs – Rachel Borg
• Repubblika takes ‘corrupt’ Electrogas contract to court, demands refund for consumers
• MHRA forecasts a steady recovery this summer for the tourism sector
• Standards czar says he cannot investigat­e complaint on Rosianne Cutajar’s oranges gift
• Passengers at MIA already up 20 per cent since 1 June
• Maltese businesses do not deserve a grey listed country – Chamber of SMEs
• 40 people scammed out of €50,000 in 24 hours
• Feeling the heat? Get used to it
• MUŻA visitors in for a treat for the Mnarja public holiday
• 97% consider Maltese as their first language – survey
• New unit to digitise cultural heritage assets set up within Heritage Malta
• Mario Azzopardi compares ‘nauseating’ Pjazza to Orwellian, Stalinist ‘propaganda’
• Government announces €12 million in schemes for enterprise­s which remained closed during pandemic
• World equities move towards record highs
• ARQ Group and Malta Bankers’ Associatio­n to host conference on the FATF plenary decision
• Yazmin Zammit Stevens confirmed as third athlete to represent Malta at Tokyo 2020
• Zurrieq and San Giljan reach semis
• Ten Maltese Table Tennis youngsters competing in Croatia
• Verstappen fastest at Styrian GP, Bottas spins in pit lane
• Simona Halep out of Wimbledon with calf injury
• Uruguay, Paraguay qualify for Copa America knockout round
• England, Germany to renew epic rivalry at Euro 2020
• Denmark on the road for first time to face Wales
• Record-chasing Italy becoming the team to fear
• A mandate to deceive

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