Malta Independent - 2023-05-25

• Over 80 residents’ groups, student and cultural organisati­ons endorse environmen­t protest
• German Federal Government to ‘monitor’ developmen­ts of Maltese Gaming Bill
• Prime Minister inaugurate­s €25 million investment in a new hotel
• BCRS’ donation of six electric cars allows Silver-T to extend free transport to elderly
• PN MP calls for public inquiry into Central Link death
• PN condemns Robert Abela and Joseph Muscat for ‘attacking’ the judiciary
• Josef Rivas murder: CCTV footage of Paceville killing exhibited in court
• Lives of millions of civilians worldwide continue to be ‘impaired by a multitude of crises’, President says
• German prosecutor says clues to McCann child disappeara­nce possible at Portuguese dam site
• Christina Aguilera to take part in EuroPride Valletta 2023 celebratio­ns
• Preserving the Maltese language
• One year after Uvalde shooting, investigat­ion of police response continues
• Uvalde throug daught
• E victim’s mother perseveres gh teaching, connecting with ter’s memory
• Ready for a digital euro? At 25, European Central Bank preps for future of money
• UK inflation falls to lowest level in over a year but food prices keep decline in check
• Pills flowed for years as DEA dragged feet on disciplini­ng opioid distributo­r
• Enemed Malta Motorsport Awards
• Fans will need to pre‑register for free tickets to Paris' gargantuan 2024 Olympic opening ceremony
• Nadal's absence changes complexion of Roland Garros
• Honda to supply engines for Aston Martin starting with 2026 F1 regulation­s
• Inter bounce back with Lautaro Martinez brace to retain Coppa Italia
• Dainese wins 17th stage as Thomas keeps Giro d'Italia lead
• How are families changing?

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