Candidate’s Gesture: Slip or Sign?
Momentum candidate Alex Borg apologises for middle-finger incident on Republic Street, Valletta, raising questions about temperament and political conduct
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Kevin Camilleri: New GWU General Secretary
Kevin Camilleri approved as GWU’s new General Secretary, promising to fight for workers’ rights in Malta’s changing economy
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Leaders Clash Over Environment, Transport, and ‘Giveaways’
Malta’s political leaders faced off in a historic debate, clashing over the environment, transport, and election ‘giveaways’.
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Malta to Pay Full Salaries of Docs Specialising in UK
Malta’s government unveils scheme to pay full salaries of Maltese doctors specialising in the UK, aiming to attract and retain top medical talent.
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Russia & Belarus Nuclear Drills: Malta’s Stake in the Game
Malta reacts as Russia and Belarus stage nuclear drills, raising concerns about regional security and stability. Local voices and expert analysis.
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Malta’s Leaders Clash in Historic Debate
Malta’s political heavyweights face off in the first live debate of the election season, promising a night of drama and policy discussions in Valletta’s St
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Momentum Candidate Apologizes for Profanity Gesture
A Momentum candidate apologizes for flipping the bird at a political rival outside the Parliament building in Valletta, sparking controversy and calls for
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Leaders Clash Over Environment, Transport, and ‘Gifts’
Malta’s leaders faced off in the first debate, promising green revolutions, transport solutions, and clean breaks. But can they deliver?
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Russia & Belarus Nuclear Drills: Malta on Edge
As Russia and Belarus kickstart their largest-ever joint military exercises, Malta braces for potential fallout. Zapad-2021: What does it mean for Maltese
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Malta’s Leaders Clash in Live TV Debate
Tune in as Robert Abela, Bernard Grech, Adrian Delia, and Marlene Farrugia face off in the first live TV debate of the election season. Find out what’s at
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Candidate’s Middle-Finger Gesture Sparks Political Storm
A Momentum candidate apologizes for flipping the bird at hecklers, sparking debate about political decorum in Malta
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Kevin Camilleri: GWU’s New General Secretary
Kevin Camilleri approved as GWU’s new General Secretary, promising to adapt to changing work dynamics and fight for Malta’s workers’ rights
