Times of Malta - 2024-04-18

• Person of trust ordered ‘reconsider­ation’ of failed disability applicatio­ns
• US welcomes Malta’s ‘effective’ OSCE leadership at ‘very challengin­g time’
• ‘Unacceptab­le’ PA inaction on illegal Marsaxlokk tables and chairs
• PN slams government ‘incompeten­ce’ as newly surfaced roads are dug up again
• Fleet of 32 diesel buses take to Malta’s roads
• TM’s Clint Axisa has suspension lifted despite sex harassment charges
• MPs want shorter speeches in parliament
• Activists want ban on importing and breeding bully dogs
• Three arrested after filmed trespassin­g on Swieqi property
• Six WasteServ employees sued over worker’s death
• Criminal records to be struck off in half the time
• COURT NOTICE
• Israel has ‘right to protect itself ’ after Iran attack
• Georgian MPs proceed with controvers­ial ‘foreign influence’ law
• Russian missile barrage on Ukraine city kills 17
• Kharkiv’s Gen Z strive for ‘normal life’ to spite Russia
• Nannu replies: nanu, nanu
• Candidates behaving badly
• PN’s first missile at the new airline
• Interest rate divergence ahead?
• ‘EU must act quickly to catch up with US’ – Letta
• Italian students visit Rabat primary
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS
• LeBron, Curry, Durant head ‘Dream team’
• Nadal comeback ends in Barcelona Open second round
• British Olympic chief voices ‘concerns’ about opening ceremony
• London Marathon to honour Kenya great Kiptum
• Moyes hopes Leverkusen’s celebratio­ns benefit West Ham
• Giant-killers Atalanta ready to deal fatal blow to Liverpool
• Barca find pride despite another European collapse
• Let’s vote for peace in the EP elections

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