Malta Independent - 2022-05-18

• MCAST student charged with covertly filming other students while they used college bathrooms
• Face masks will still be required on some Air Malta flights owing to regulation­s in other countries
• PN, PL say they didn’t receive a single donation over €7,000 in 2019, year of MEP elections
• Nexia, Hillman lawyers claim ‘witch hunt’ in arguments against freezing orders
• Assisting in the implementa­tion of EU-funded projects for the benefit of local communitie­s
• Lives cut short at the workplace
• ECJ rules on the passenger’s right to compensati­on from non-EU air carriers
• Mariupol fighters in Russian hands; both sides claim wins
• White House moves to loosen remittance, flight rules on Cuba
• North Korea’s Kim faces ‘huge dilemma’ on aid as virus surges
• Asian shares advance despite losses on Wall Street
• Cool Ride Pooling rebrands as Cool with a mission to reduce single occupancy rides on Malta’s roads
• Musk’s China ties add potential risks to Twitter purchase
• Massacre video reopens wounds for missing Syrians’ families
• Getting to Pozzallo in just 2hrs 13mins
• Birkirkara celebrate with draw against Swieqi
• Malta in record home victory
• Luxol now a step away from league title
• New rugby laws pour cold water on Erasmus tactics
• PSG player criticised for missing anti-homophobia day game
• Eritrea’s Girmay takes Giro leg in win for African cycling
• Frankfurt and Rangers to meet in Europa League final
• Seville on alert: 100,000 expected for Europa League final
• Europe accused of ‘double standard’ on Ukrainian refugees

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