First meetings begin as Malta welcomes over 1,000 delegates for WTTC Summit The 26th edition of the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) Global Summit kicked off in Malta on Wednesday as over 1,000 delegates…
Deputy Speaker reminds MPs to criticise arguments, not each other, after Prime Minister remark The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Bernard Grech, called for Members of Parliament to uphold “orderly language” inside the…
Gender pension gap stands at almost 37%, but minister says figure does not tell the full story Malta’s gender pension gap stands at almost 37%, according to the latest statistics published by the National Statistics…
Woman breaks down, begs magistrate not to send her to prison after Mater Dei fight with police A 24-year-old woman broke down in tears and begged a magistrate not to send her to prison on…
‘We can't live in a society where officers going to help end up injured’: Man charged over RIU fight Joseph Scerri, 58, was arraigned in court on Wednesday over charges including insulting, threatening, or committing…
‘I want to see the Police Force with more resources at every level’ – Minister Glenn Bedingfield Home Affairs and Security Minister Glenn Bedingfield has called for more resources for the Police Force to strengthen…
€45 million Ħal Farruġ social housing project to provide 267 apartments A €45 million social housing project comprising of 267 apartments and around 300 garages and parking spaces is progressing in Ħal Farruġ, the Housing…
Parliaments must ensure AI serves children’s rights, former Speaker Anglu Farrugia says Former Speaker of the House of Representatives Anglu Farrugia stressed the important role of Parliaments in ensuring that artificial intelligence serves, rather than…
Cancer patients have a right to free chemotherapy on the government formulary, PN says Cancer patients have a right to chemotherapy on the government formulary, and the Nationalist Party will continue working hard to ensure…
BirdLife opposes as ORNIS votes to lower penalties for protected bird offences BirdLife was the only opponent to proposals that penalties for protected bird offences are lowered, meaning that the vote taken by the ORNIS…
