Malta Independent - 2021-10-21

• The government will not pay back €50 million in overcharge­d utility bills, Finance Minister says
• Finch trapping to continue under ‘research’ derogation
• PN is irresponsi­bly promising everything to everyone - Clyde Caruana
• Public Accounts Committee sets date for Tuesday for Mizzi’s testimony, after he again fails to attend
• ‘EY’s survey proves the PN right: our country cannot take its corporate tax for granted’ – Debono
• Maksar brother Adrian Agius claims human rights breach over refusal of bail
• Europe the only region with rise in Covid-19 last week – WHO
• Free public transport not enough
• A day in the life of MITA’s Network Services operations team
• Flooding in Venice worsens off-season amid climate change
• Bombing hits military bus in Syrian capital, killing 14
• 46 dead after heavy rains, landslides in northern India
• The antidote to Trump: how ‘anti-celebrity’ politician­s can still thrive in a world driven by stardom
• European shares stable on mixed earnings results
• HSBC Malta offers employers a pension plan for their employees
• MDB Covid-19 Guarantee Scheme extended until 31 December 2021
• Malta Taxi – under new management
• Women’s national team face arduous task in Russia
• Regional Hubs Project launched
• Newcastle reshaping begins with manager Steve Bruce leaving
• Olympic flame arrives in Beijing amid boycott calls
• Great com Meback from Man Utd
• National Council of Women proposals in response to Budget 2022 and beyond

Malta Independent - 2021-10-20

Malta Independent - 2021-10-22