Times of Malta - 2024-04-20

• Global calls for calm after ‘Israeli strike’ on Iran
• Charged with repeatedly raping partner
• Over half of 2022, 2023 work deaths were in constructi­on
• KM Malta to offer subsidised flights to voters
• Questions on Air Malta refunds remain unanswered
• Mosta trees ‘may’ survive
• Deal with climate change now, children and teens tell leaders
• Confiscate­d dogs ‘costing’ €3,000 a month to kennel
• ‘Workers’ exploitati­on’ executives claim double jeopardy
• GLOBAL REACTIONS
• French teen dies from heart failure after knife attack near school
• EU chief tells Trump ‘get facts straight’ on Ukraine support
• Quarter of UK 5 to 7-year-olds have smartphone ‒ study
• Eight killed in Russian attacks, as Ukraine downs bomber
• Deep wounds in Sri Lanka five years since Easter massacre
• What lies behind the Walid Nabhan debacle?
• Citizenshi­p matters for societal cohesion
• Pension categories A and B
• All MSE indices close in the red
• Apple ordered to drop WhatsApp, Threads from China App Store
• Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department drops
• SOCIAL AND PERSONAL/WEATHER
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS
• Norris takes sprint pole in rain chaos at Chinese GP
• Man. city suffer Haaland injury scare before semi
• Nagelsmann to remain Germany national football coach till 2026
• Barca bid to slow Madrid’s title charge in Clasico
• WEEKEND FIXTURES
• Floriana’s title charge faces Marsaxlokk hurdle
• No right to abortion

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