Malta Independent - 2024-03-14

• State Advocate insists he cannot seek damages or prosecute over Vitals collusion findings
• Europe’s world-first AI rules get final approval from lawmakers
• Way forward is to make production supply chains strong at home, not from outside the EU - Għaqda Bdiewa Attivi President
• New bone density scanner has been installed at the St. Vincent de Paul Residence
• Camilleri, Xuereb received no severance packages after resignatio­n following Sofia inquiry
• Putin warns again that Russia is ready to use nuclear weapons if its sovereignt­y is threatened
• Former Labour Radio host claims businesses trying to stop Muscat from contesting EP election
• An aid ship is sailing to Gaza, where hundreds of thousands face starvation 5 months into war
• The PN’s motion on 3 Ministers
• In Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, the lure of moving to the city grows even stronger amid climate shocks
• Kate’s photo scandal shows how hard it is for the UK monarchy to control its narrative
• How key issues in Russia will be affected by the election set to give Putin 6 more years in power
• Russia says it killed 234 fighters while thwarting an incursion from Ukraine
• Elderly retirees face big losses after Chinese trust goes bust, reflecting turbulent economy
• Commercial rocket trying to put a satellite into orbit explodes moments after liftoff in Japan
• Yachting Malta makes an impact at Dubai Internatio­nal boat show with expanded presence and high‐level delegation
• Carlos Alcaraz advances to quarterfin­als at Indian Wells. Jannik Sinner wins 18th straight match
• Lazio announces Sarri's resignatio­n and names his longtime assistant Martusciel­lo as new coach
• Atletico Madrid and Dortmund complete UCL quarter final line up
• AC Milan's current and former owners say allegation­s from prosecutor­s are false
• Biden and Trump clinch nomination­s, setting stage for gruelling election rematch

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