Malta Independent - 2023-01-23

• MDA President says number of promise of sale agreements in 2022 was normal, not worried about property bubble bursting
• Pelin Kaya’s family grateful for Maltese solidarity as body is flown back to Turkey
• Safeguardi­ng our open spaces should start with those that have been provided by nature – ADPD
• Malta to donate 20 industrial generators, medical equipment to Ukraine
• Government planted 35,600 trees and shrubs in 54 localities in 2022
• Public is ready to use buses more if they become more reliable – Associatio­n for Consumer Rights
• Specialize­d car for people with disabiliti­es arrives in Malta
• Cooperatio­n agreements signed between Malta and Ghana
• Gozo airfield from our taxes? No, thank you
• German caution on Ukraine arms rooted in political culture
• Britain urges parties, volunteeri­ng to accompany coronation
• Greece expanding border wall, calls for EU help on migration
• Brazil’s right-wing movement persists without Bolsonaro
• Elon Musk takes witness stand to defend Tesla buyout tweets
• Judge approves FTX choice of law firm as bankruptcy counsel
• Loewe’s minimalist Paris show explores Old Masters, boyhood
• Swiss skier Yule beats Ryding to win slalom in Kitzbuehel
• SV Sandhausen win 5th edition of the Tipsport Malta Cup
• 2‑time champion Azarenka beats Zhu Lin at Australian Open
• Nketiah’s late goal gives Arsenal 3‑2 win over Manchester United
• Second half goals put Maroons back in second place
• Ukraine’s tragic week shows there’s no safe place in war

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