Malta Independent - 2022-05-19

• Opposition to seek continuati­on of PAC investigat­ion into Electrogas deal
• Kharkiv residents without water and electricit­y for over two months
• Former Untours CEO denies handing voter database to C-Planet, alleges perjury
• Greenhouse gas emissions increased substantia­lly in Malta in 2021
• Government launches #ClimateOn campaign as urgency around climate change increases
• Negative PCR test requiremen­t to enter Malta to be removed for children under 12
• Interrogat­ion, uncertaint­y for soldiers abandoning Mariupol
• PN needs stability
• Will Turkey upend NATO expansion? US officials seek clarity
• UN floats plan to boost renewables as climate worries mount
• In Ukraine, limbs lost and lives devastated in an instant
• Europe’s push to cut Russian gas faces a race against winter
• Emirates’ recruiters scour the world for cabin crew talent with 30 city stops over next 6 weeks
• Central Bank of Malta publishes its second issue of its Quarterly Review for 2022
• North Korea hails recovery as WHO worries over missing data
• Maurice Formosa continues his unbeaten run at the Cisk 0.0 MMBA XC National Points Series
• Gilbert Agius selects provisiona­l Under-21 squad
• Roberto Martinez selects Belgium at full-strength for Nations League training camp
• Leclerc has lead, Verstappen momentum before Spanish GP
• Federation quizzes PSG player on anti-homophobia day absence
• Girmay out of Giro after eye injury caused by prosecco cork
• Alberto Dainese claims first grand tour stage
• Eintracht win Europa League final after penalty shoot-out
• Albania declares holiday for Europa Conference League final
• World Inflammato­ry Bowel Disease Day

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