DIER Recovers €1.5 Million in Unpaid Wages for Workers
Discover how DIER recovered €1.5 million in unpaid wages last year, helping vulnerable workers across Malta.
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‘Help us live with peace of mind’, Iklin mayor tells EU on tarmac plant
The Concerns of Iklin Residents As the sun begins to set over Iklin, casting a golden hue on the charming streets and historic buildings, residents are voicing their concerns about a new asphalt plant. With the hum of everyday life filling the air, the mayor of Iklin, Mr. Michael Chetcuti, has taken a strong stance,…
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Mintoff’s Letter Sparks Debate on Maltese Billboards
Mintoff’s letter to the cabinet hits Valletta billboards, reigniting discussions on social justice and civic engagement in Malta.
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Man denies headbutt during St Paul’s feast, claims it was accidental
The Incident at St Paul’s Feast On a sun-drenched evening in mid-June, the vibrant streets of Valletta buzzed with excitement as locals and tourists gathered to celebrate the annual St Paul’s feast. The air was thick with the smell of traditional Maltese pastries and the sound of laughter echoed off the ancient limestone buildings. But…
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EU to respond to abortion aid scheme petition
Petition Sparks European Union’s Attention on Abortion Aid Last month, a petition with over 200,000 signatures from citizens across Europe landed on the desks of European Union officials, demanding a re-evaluation of the EU’s stance on funding for abortion aid schemes. This petition, initiated by various advocacy groups, reflects a growing sentiment among many that…
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Robert Abela’s law firm chased cut from €3.6 million Paqpaqli charity settlement
Legal Controversy Surrounding Charity Settlement When you hear the name Paqpaqli, it evokes images of community support, charitable events, and the spirit of giving that characterizes Maltese culture. However, recent developments surrounding a €3.6 million settlement linked to the charity have sparked controversy, particularly due to the involvement of Prime Minister Robert Abela’s law firm….
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Fixed Internet Bundles on the Rise in Malta
Fixed internet services drive bundle purchases in Malta, reshaping consumer habits and local businesses.
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Modi says India, Israel agree ‘no place for terrorism in the world’
A Shared Stance Against Terrorism Amidst the bustling streets of Valletta, where history whispers through ancient stone walls, leaders from India and Israel are making headlines. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, declaring a united front against terrorism. This announcement is crucial not just for the nations involved…
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University develops app for childhood speech diagnosis
Revolutionizing Speech Diagnosis for Children in Malta Imagine a parent sitting anxiously in a brightly lit waiting room at a local clinic, watching their child struggle to express themselves. For many families, this scenario is all too familiar. Speech delays in children can be a source of worry, often leading to feelings of helplessness. Thankfully,…
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Davos forum CEO Brende resigns after Epstein links revealed
A Shocking Resignation Shakes Global Leadership In a turn of events that has across international circles, Børge Brende, the CEO of the World Economic Forum (WEF), has stepped down following revelations linking him to Jeffrey Epstein. The connection, which many find troubling, comes at a time when the WEF is already under scrutiny for its…
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Safety Concerns Rise After Ceiling Debris Falls at Valletta Campus
Valletta Campus parents demand answers after debris falls on performing arts students, highlighting safety concerns in educational institutions.
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AX Group Revolutionizes Procurement with H6 Intelligence
Discover how AX Group leverages H6 for real-time procurement intelligence, transforming business operations in Malta.
