Malta Independent - 2022-11-21

• COP27 summit: Countries strike deal on climate costs, but no new emissions cuts
• Humanists Malta organisati­on calls for serious discussion on concept of living wills
• Lack of ambitious targets in pollution, transport and climate change strategies – ADPD
• Protest in Valletta: ‘Racism has become institutio­nalised, bullying and violence have become normalised’
• Malta, Swiss Federal Council sign €3.5 million agreement
• NGOs call for closure of marine park
• PA funds turn open space into a new playing field at Santa Venera
• 23 organisati­ons appeal for urgent need for regulating the ‘free for all’ use of cannabis
• Driver safety, data, and ideas for the future
• `Ukraine says will look into alleged prisoner shooting video
• Man dies at UK migrant center criticized over conditions
• Turkey strikes in Syria, Iraq a week after Istanbul bombing
• China announces 1st Covid-19 death in almost 6 months
• Public safety accounts urge caution on Twitter after changes
• South Africa faces challenges in transition away from coal
• Collection of love letters written by Bob Dylan sold for $670K
• Biden’s granddaugh­ter Naomi, Peter Neal wed at White House
• Champion Max Verstappen ends F1 season with 15th win
• Guillaumie­r blunder paves way for Irish win
• Djokovic matches Federer's record with 6th ATP Finals title
• Where to get a beer? Bars packed amid Qatar's alcohol limits
• European World Cup teams to defy FIFA in armband standoff
• Qatar opens the World Cup with a message of inclusion
• Dutch aim for World Cup statements against Sadio Mané-less Senegal
• World Cup dismay for Qatar as Ecuador wins opening game
• Protecting children’s rights in a digital world

Malta Independent - 2022-11-19

Malta Independent - 2022-11-22