Malta Independent - 2022-12-02

• AUM renounces some land in Cospicua in update to master plan
• Over 450 doctors sign petition supporting the academics’ abortion law clause - Doctors for Life
• Former roads chief Fredrick Azzopardi cleared over illegal works in Wied Qirda
• Greenfield­s’ Carmen Tanti dies, aged 75
• Man dies after car crashes into parked vehicles
• Government pays rent for alternativ­e housing to aid relocation of domestic violence victims
• Robert Abela is copying other countries’ laws which ultimately led to allowing abortion – Grech
• Security meeting overshadow­ed by Russia’s war, ban on Lavrov
• Spain finds more letter bombs after Ukraine embassy blast
• We are losing Malta’s character
• Laudate Dominum: Franck & Beethoven in aid of Hospice Malta
• Powell: US Federal Reserve to keep rates higher for longer to cut inflation
• China’s Xi urges Ukraine talks in meeting with EU’s Michel
• North Korea’s Kim calls for meeting to review state affairs
• Christine McVie, Fleetwood Mac singer-songwriter, dies at 79
• Indictment­s requested for Agnelli and others in Juve scandal
• 2024 Tour de France to end in Nice due to Paris Olympics
• Fgura Kenky obtain crucial win over Ħamrun Bayern A
• Switzerlan­d, Serbia meet for spot in last 16
• Morocco top World Cup group after Ziyech, En‑Nesyri see off Canada
• Belgium out of World Cup as Croatia advances with 0‑0 draw
• Japanese turnaround seals top spot in Group E
• Four‑time tournament winners Germany exit at group stage again
• ‘Do something:’ Ukraine works to heal soldiers’ mental scars

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