Malta Independent - 2022-11-16

• Chief Justice reverses decree to reassign Pilatus Bank challenge case
• Catholic Education Secretaria­t signs agreement with MUT for student support services grades
• G-20 to hold tough on Russia, urge end to Ukraine war
• Hopes and costs are high for UK’s nuclear energy future
• So what, exactly, were they doing?
• Louis Vuitton’s 7-year long battle to protect its Damier ‘chequerboa­rd’ pattern comes to an end
• Qatar at World Cup pinnacle after years of Mideast turmoil
• As climate warms, a China planner advocates “sponge cities”
• Earth at 8 billion: Consumptio­n not crowd is key to climate
• Deuxmoi, Instagram’s Gossip Girl, talks new novel ‘Anon Pls’
• Djokovic set to be granted visa to play Australian Open
• Swieqi Braves go five points clear at the top
• Cristiano Ronaldo 'thrilled' with Portugal's new generation of players
• At G‐20, FIFA head calls for World Cup ceasefire in Ukraine
• Mané out for 'first games' at World Cup
• Robert Lewandowsk­i is still the key for Poland's World Cup hopes
• Coach Renard, Saudi Arabia face tough World Cup
• Lionel Messi key as always for Argentina at World Cup
• C P OU GR Mexico challenged by tough group, injuries at World Cup
• UN General Assembly calls for Russian reparation­s to Ukraine

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