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Pro-Palestinian activists petition Maltese MPs to urgently debate Middle East situation. Pro-Palestinian activists petitioning Maltese parliament to recognise a Palestinian state, stop Israeli arms transfer through Maltese waters.
If general election was held tomorrow, it would be a tight race: Clyde Caruana. Xtra on TVM: Finance Minister concedes Labour Party is facing several challenges, but insists government can find solutions in reaction to the MaltaToday Survey.
Malta needs ‘change in mindset’, Bernard Grech says in pitch for free enterprise that respects rules. Opposition leader Bernard Grech in Gozo says a PN government will encourage businesses to flourish but clear, fair rules must be enforced • On survey...
“2024 will be an important year for Malta and for Europe. It will be the year that we celebrate 20 years of Malta in the European Union and all the opportunities that this has brought to our islands and our people,” Metsola, a Nationalist MEP (EPP), said.
National[WATCH] Incinerator waste to be stored in newly excavated landfill at Għallis. Court & PoliceDefence lawyers in Vitals corruption case challenge inquiry expert's impartiality. NationalPN accuses government of neglect, foot-dragging over MCAST situation. More in News. Business.
Mark Mallia: Internal checks found no wrongdoing on allegations surrounding Transport Malta. Transport Malta CEO Mark Mallia says investigations into a number of allegations against the authority show no further internal action is needed.
Court declares government's legal phone tapping powers breach fundamental rights. Absence of safeguards against abuse when approving phone tapping requests has been found to have breached the fundamental rights of Joseph Lebrun who is...
Malta is already feeling the impact of higher inflation caused by escalating attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea, the Chamber of SMEs said. The Bab el-Mandab Strait at the mouth of the Red Sea has turned into a guantlet for commercial ships in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war.
A Colombian sex worker gave testimony on Monday as part of a human trafficking case against eight men and one woman who are accused of trafficking South American women to Malta, allegedly forcing them to work in brothels. The witness, who hails from Medellin, Colombia, shared her experiences of how she ended up in Malta under these ...