Malta Independent - 2024-09-12

• PN and PL back Gouder family’s call for informatio­n to be passed on
• Public consultati­on launched for national policy regulating ethical hackers
• PA says new policy for crematoria receives approval
• ‘Youths are the pioneers of peace, sustainabi­lity, and security’ – Ian Borg
• Xjenza Malta and Italy’s Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche sign agreement to strengthen research, innovation
• 25 years of the Malta Tourism Authority commemorat­ed in a special event
• ‘Do not make the medical profession the scapegoat for government’s failures’ MAM says
• US commemorat­es 9/11 attacks with victims in focus and politics in view
• Impact assessment­s
• Israel releases video of a Gaza tunnel where it says Hamas militants killed 6 hostages
• ‘Hellish’ scene unfolds as wildfire races toward California mountain community
• Key takeaways from a deba clashes and closed with a T
• US inflation likely fell further last month as Fed prepares to cut rates next week
• UK leader faces unease in his Labour Party after a winter fuel allowance is cut for millions
• This Brazilian dog is a footvolley star. He teaches beachgoers how to play their own game
• IOC move on election rules puts up legal hurdles to Coe running for top Olympic job
• Athletics Malta launches 2024‑2025 National Road Running League Series
• Will Los Angeles 2028 be the moment when the Paralympic­s conquer America?
• Germany, Australia, Canada and Belgium earn victories in Davis Cup openers
• Colombia edges Argentina 2‑1, Brazil loses to Paraguay in South American World Cup qualifying
• Manchester United's losses rise despite a year of record revenues
• Kosovo prosecutor­s charge 45 people over a deadly incursion by Serb gunmen
• Blinken and Lammy arrive in Kyiv as Ukraine pushes for long-range strikes against Russia

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