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Judge accuses Abela of ‘caring more about money than independent judiciary’
Unpacking the Judge’s Accusation Against Prime Minister Abela On a rainy afternoon in Valletta, amidst the echoes of the past in its ancient streets, a judge made a statement that reverberated through the corridors of power. The accusation? That Prime Minister Robert Abela cares more about financial gain than ensuring an independent judiciary in Malta….
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Read judge Wenzu Mintoff’s bombshell letter against the prime minister
The Letter That Shook the Political scene On a quiet afternoon in Valletta, amidst the bustling streets and the sounds of the historic city, Judge Wenzu Mintoff’s letter to the Prime Minister landed like a thunderclap. The correspondence, rich with accusations and implications, has set the political community abuzz. Why did Mintoff, a respected figure…
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Elderly Man Hurt in Valletta Parking Dispute
An elderly man was injured in a parking fight in Valletta, raising concerns about community safety and parking challenges.
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Judge Accuses Abela of Prioritizing Money Over Justice
Judge Azzopardi claims PM Abela cares more about money than an independent judiciary, igniting public debate in Malta.
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Jobs increase by 4% in a year
The Job Market in Malta: A 4% Growth Story As the sun rises over the bustling streets of Valletta, a new report reveals that Malta’s job market has experienced a remarkable 4% growth in just one year. This surge means thousands of new opportunities for those looking to enter or switch careers. Whether you’re a…
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Russia will fight until it fulfils Ukraine war aims, Kremlin says
The Kremlin’s Stance on Continued Conflict This week, the Kremlin made a bold assertion that Russia will persist in its military operations until it achieves its objectives in Ukraine. The statement, delivered by a high-ranking official, highlights the ongoing tensions that have gripped Eastern Europe for over a year. As the war escalates, the implications…
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Victoria, Xagħra scouts celebrate Founder’s Day
A Day of Celebration for Victoria Scouts On a bright, sunny Sunday morning, the streets of Xagħra buzzed with excitement as the Victoria Scouts gathered to celebrate Founder’s Day. The event, which honors the legacy of scouting and its founder, Robert Baden-Powell, brought together young scouts, their families, and the local community for a day…
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Three Maltese banned from France for five years over laughing gas
Imagine strolling through the cobbled streets of Valletta, where the air is thick with history and charm, only to hear whispers of a group of locals caught in a scandal involving laughing gas. This isn’t just a fictional plot twist; it’s the reality for three Maltese individuals who have recently found themselves banned from France…
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Discover Mekanika: Craftsmanship Redefined in Malta
Explore the standards that define Mekanika’s exceptional craftsmanship and commitment to quality in Malta.
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Palazzo Santa Sofia: A Historic Mdina Site’s Future Uncertain
Palazzo Santa Sofia in Mdina may become a Starbucks, raising concerns about preserving local heritage.
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New rules raise cannabis stock limits for Malta’s associations
New Cannabis Guidelines Spark Interest in Malta’s Associations On a sunny afternoon in Valletta, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee wafts through the air as locals gather at their favourite café. Among the chatter, there’s an unmistakable buzz about the recent changes to cannabis regulations in Malta. The government has raised the stock limits for…
