MaltaToday’s Headlines – Sunday 12th May 2019
These are the main headlines from Sunday’s edition of Malta Today.
MaltaToday speaks to US deputy assistant secretary for cyber and international affairs Robert Strayer who raised concerns about Malta’s proposed Safe City video surveillance. Strayer says that information could be relayed to China via tech company Huawei.
The newspaper also reports about a zoning application for the 120,000 square meter area between Swatar and Birkirkara, with plans for commercial and residential space. Residents in Swatar said the development would eliminate the farmland separating towns.
Via CI – BeInformed Service