The Malta Independent on Sunday - 2020-10-25

• COVID-19 cases expected to increase in winter – Health Minister
• Clyde Caruana says he will stay on as PM’s Head of Secretaria­t
• 25 YEARS AGO When one of Palestine’s most notorious leaders was assassinat­ed in Malta
• PARLIAMENT Of resignatio­ns, co-options and other changes
• Malta’s Covid-19 reproducti­on number now stands at 1.54 – Vincent Marmara
• A forward-looking budget
• Abela vs Grech: Let the battle begin
• Sock it to 'em, Bernard
• A budget of sods, freebies and emptiness
• Voldemort and Noddy
• MY PERSONAL VIDEO LIBRARY 4
• Good governance and environmen­t protection
• Taking the best from different worlds
• Deidun’s dudgeon
• 10 signs that you’re ready to start your own business
• 6 spine chilling Ma Altese ghost stories
• Planning Authority supports conservati­on of the Great Siege paintings at the Grandmaste­r’s Palace
• HSBC Malta’s sports challenge supports Fondazzjon­i Wirt Artna
• Athenaeum Spa at Corinthia Palace is back, rebuilt and reimagined
• Renowned memory trainer and bestsellin­g Israeli author Eran Katz at the 2020 Malta Book Festival – virtual edition
• Malta’s strong resolve in the face of war
• W|tÜç A businessma­n turned independen­t researcher shares his Corona Diary
• Speaking personally re COVID
• Shop online from all around the world with SendOn
• Moon Festival celebratio­ns
• The philosophy of law: A brief introducti­on
• L-aħħar sajf ta’ Berlin
• How to safeguard trust in the digital age
• Accounting Implicatio­ns of COVID-19
• Our vision beyond March 2021 ushers a new dawn
• Digital divide to be tackled through MFWS and Chamber of Commerce agreement
• Mazars rebrand marks a key milestone
• Planning and managing in the new normal: APS senior management offsite tackles current realities
• Webinar to discuss consumer and retail changes post COVID-19
• Positive earnings updates boost European stocks after difficult week
• Successful FinanceMal­ta hybrid annual conference brings together all industry stakeholde­rs
• InboundMus­e
• Olympic swim venue ready and now comes hard part: COVID-19
• Tied for Giro lead, Hart poised to give Ineos another title
• Hamilton takes Portuguese GP pole position ahead of Bottas
• Ramos, VAR key to Madrid 3-1 win at Barcelona
• Tarxien add to Senglea’s misery with nap hand victory
• Maltese proudly striving forward
• Green transition: a resilient and levelled-up Malta
• Budget 2021: Fostering social and sustainabl­e growth
• Prioritisi­ng education
• Gozo – a priority for this government
• Risk and responsibi­lity
• A budget for today and tomorrow
• Budget 2021: Equality makes us Stronger
• An extraordin­ary Budget
• Tourism: Moving forward sustainabl­y
• Government committed to protect national heritage
• Our Social Model has come of Age
• A promising budget – Sustainabl­e Transport, Sustainabl­e Infrastruc­ture, a Sustainabl­e Property Market
• BUDGET 2021 FOUND A BALANCE BETWEEN SHORT AND LONG-TERM MEASURES – ECONOMISTS
• A budget based on uncertain outcomes – MEA
• ‘A budget that helps the tourism industry survive’ – MHRA
• Chamber of SMEs says budget extends safety net for businesses
• Budget recognises pandemic challenges but limited on education – MUT
• Rich in social measures, vague on economic recovery – Chamber of Commerce

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