Malta Independent - 2022-11-26

• Interconne­ctor repaired
• Judge presiding over Repubblika’s case for Nadine Lia’s recusal abstains
• Man charged with defiling five-year-old stepson despite social workers recommendi­ng no action
• ‘Domestic violence is everyone’s business’, new theme of campaign launched by Lydia Abela
• 2023 budget will see doubling of financial assistance provided to companies by Malta Enterprise - minister
• ‘We need to remain united to face the challenges in the Mediterran­ean region’ - Minister Ian Borg
• MEP Josianne Cutajar welcomes overwhelmi­ng support for the Digital Decade programme
• Laws on paper do not protect people or prevent deaths... actions do - Nationalis­t Party
• Owner of gay club: Shooting comes amid a new ‘type of hate’
• Most youths want to leave
• Musk says granting ‘amnesty’ to suspended Twitter accounts
• Global shares mixed as investors eye virus crisis in China
• Japan investigat­ors raid Dentsu in widening Olympic probe
• Chanel’s Fall-Winter 2022/23 Haute Couture collection
• Holiday 2022 Makeup Collection – Chanel
• Algeria sentences 49 to death for mob killing amid wildfires
• Australia to make posts public to avoid repeat of power grab
• Kenya faces threat of athletics ban for doping 'crisis'
• Swieqi United join Birkirkara at the top
• Dortmund's Haller has second operation for testicular cancer
• Lionel Messi, Argentina under pressure for Mexico game
• Host Qatar eliminated from World Cup
• Valencia scores World Cup-best third goal in Ecuador draw
• Iran rise from the ashes to beat ten-man Wales
• England go from the sublime to the mundane
• UK voters warm to new leader Sunak, but not to his party

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