Malta Independent - 2023-02-02

• MUT says educator assaulted by student in Gozo school
• PN says Abela should withdraw comments on courts and apologise
• BCRS recovers 1,000 tonnes of drinks containers in just 10 weeks
• Over 500 domestic violence cases reported in 2022
• Paulina Dembska murder: Abner Aquilna grins as his Balluta church antics are described in court
• The responsibi­lity of 16-year-olds
• Myanmar resistance steadfast against army rule 2 years later
• Palestinia­ns face removal as farright Israel vows expansion
• 1 million flock to pope’s Congo Mass on day of forgivenes­s
• Taiwan activates defences in response to China incursions
• Baldwin faces involuntar­y manslaught­er charge in set death
• Bank of Valletta organise business breakfast on the Climate Challenges and Opportunit­ies for Real Estate
• Reuben M Buttigieg appointed Country Co-Ordinator for INSOL Europe
• The value of energy monitoring in manufactur­ing
• Connecticu­t may exonerate accused witches centuries later
• Hibernians’ Alexis Espitia wins Assikura Award for December
• Malta FA embarks on internatio­nal project targeting education dropout
• Key questions after Chelsea's unpreceden­ted spending spree
• FIFA anxious to reboot Club World Cup after years of delays
• Latvia threatens Olympic boycott if Russians compete
• Dani Alves offers to turn in passport, wear tracking device
• Saudi soccer influence grows by winning seat on FIFA Council
• Australian Open director: Novak Djokovic's hamstring had 3‐cm tear
• Sirens bounc back in six‑goal thriller against Valletta
• Trauma in children, the mother of all evil

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