Malta Independent - 2021-07-15

• ‘Discussion­s ongoing’, but Education Minister noncommitt­al on reopening plan for language schools
• Bail submission­s in Tal-Maksar compilatio­n made
• Jonathan Attard replaces Manuel Mallia
• Soup Kitchen project in Valletta complete through Planning Authority funding
• Lifelong Learning Programme launches with over 450 courses available
• Charles Farrugia will need to pay €40,000 in tax after declaring earnings from Mdina property deal
• Constituti­on amendment to regulate administra­tive penalties fails to garner 2/3 majority
• GO launches submarine cable linking Malta to France and Egypt
• The few count as much as the many
• Digital a key enabler for a Future-Proof Malta
• Lithuania struggles with migrant flood opened by Belarus
• Cuba, Haiti stir fresh political pressures for US president
• UN: Migrant deaths on sea routes to Europe more than double
• European stocks move down from peaks
• Asian shares mostly track Wall Street drop on inflation worries
• In Seoul center, N Korean defectors find solace with locals
• Garmin Malta announces its support towards Birkirkara St. Joseph Sports Club
• Tour de France leader Pogacar beats rivals in Pyrenees
• American businessma­n to take 25% stake in Portugal’s Benfica
• Olympic athletes to put on own medals at Tokyo ceremonies
• Bach meets Suga as Tokyo virus cases approach 6-month high
• FINA suspends 2 Russian swimmers for Tokyo Olympics
• Ireland basketball CEO steps down after post about Sterling
• UK to ban online racists from games after Euro 2020 uproar
• Bioethics – A decision worth taking

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