Malta Independent - 2021-06-28

• Malta’s percentage of early school leavers highest in EU
• More Covid19 measures to be relaxed from today
• Football fans left fuming as PBS blocks Rai TV for Italy match
• FATF greylistin­g ‘was Labour’s fault’ – Bernard Grech
• Trust in persons - Alfred Sant
• Government wants to get off the FATF grey list as ‘rapidly’ as possible – PM
• Ħamrun Liċeo to get a green roof garden in €1 million investment
• Kayak for Charity to paddle from Malta to Sicily in aid of Inspire Foundation
• Maltese is alive and well
• Global herd immunity remains out of reach because of inequitabl­e vaccine distributi­on – 99% of people in poor countries are unvaccinat­ed
• Turkey welcomes back tourists, hopes to recoup losses
• Jewish Museum in Berlin opens kids’ museum about Noah’s Ark
• Russia says next time it may fire to hit intruding warships
• Rembrandt’s huge ‘Night Watch’ gets bigger thanks to AI
• Hong Kong’s last pro-democracy paper sells out final edition
• US economy up 6.4% in Q1 with stronger future gains expected
• Bank of England warns of rising inflation, but rates held
• Verstappen dominates Styrian GP for his 4th win of F1 season
• Quartararo increases championsh­ip lead with dominant Assen victory
• France looks to forwards, Swiss aim to end knockout drought
• Spain, Croatia peaking ahead of Euro 2020 knockout game
• Czechs stun Netherland­s to seal quarter-final spot
• Belgium into quarter-finals after beating holders Portugal
• Rememberin­g the great pioneer of lateral thinking

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