Malta Independent - 2021-10-14

• No reason why AUM Żonqor campus and proposed Inwadar park should overlap, Finance Minister says
• Colombian DJ charged with rape, denied bail
• Heritage Malta commemorat­es Dun Karm Psaila with an exhibition marking 150 years since his birth
• Żejtun breeder banned from owning dogs after neglecting his pets
• Konrad Mizzi again ignores summons to appear before Public Accounts Committee
• Cannabis bill ‘ambiguous’ and lacks ‘necessary safeguards’, Chamber of Commerce says
• Silvio Grixti’s direct order
• Prague 2021 – European Cyber Security Challenge
• Ransomed and beaten: Migrants face abuse in Libyan detention
• Why improvisat­ion is the future in an AI-dominated world
• How the climate crisis is transformi­ng the meaning of ‘sustainabi­lity’ in business
• European stocks recover early losses on positive earnings
• Second round of HSBC-sponsored webinars ‘Internatio­nal Insights’ launched by TradeMalta
• Malta’s Anchovy. and Tarjama announce partnershi­p for localised brand experience in Mena region
• ‘Squid Game’ strikes nerve in debt-ridden South Korea
• The Malta FA participat­es in Skills4Spo­rts
• Upsets rule 4th round at Indian Wells; Swiatek, Murray out
• England goes back to drawing board as midfield issues remain
• Japan ends Australia's win streak in World Cup qualifying
• UEFA set to give clubs more say over Champions League deals
• Double French blow for AC Milan
• French football league opposes plans for biennial World Cup
• Divorced UK and EU head for new Brexit fight over Northern Ireland

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