### First Maltese Peer in UK House of Lords Forms Parliamentary Group on Malta In a historic move that resonates deeply with the Maltese community, the first Maltese peer to be appointed in the UK House of Lords, Lord Michael Cashman, has established a parliamentary group dedicated to Malta. This initiative not only represents a…
— # Graduates Gatecrash Cabinet Meeting: A Celebratory Tour with a Twist In a remarkable display of youthful exuberance and a bit of cheeky audacity, a group of recent university graduates managed to gatecrash a cabinet meeting at the Parliament building in Valletta. This unexpected event has taken Malta by storm, capturing the imagination of…
— # PN, Net Referred to Privileges Committee After Ignoring Speaker’s Ruling In a significant turn of events, the Nationalist Party (PN) and its leader, Dr. Bernard Gonzi, have been referred to the Privileges Committee after allegedly ignoring the Speaker’s ruling. This move has sparked considerable debate and discussion within the Maltese political landscape, highlighting…
**Speaker Condemns Paula Mifsud Bonnici for Blocking Camera, Declares Case Closed** In a recent development that has sparked considerable debate and discussion across Malta, the Speaker of the House, Angelo Farrugia, has condemned the actions of former Nationalist Party MP Paula Mifsud Bonnici. The incident in question involved Mifsud Bonnici blocking a camera during a…
**Alex Borg Calls for Parliament Debate on ICC Ruling on Hospitals Deal: A Closer Look at Its Impact on Malta** In a move that has sparked considerable interest and debate across the island, Labour MP Alex Borg has called for a parliamentary discussion concerning the International Criminal Court (ICC) ruling on the controversial hospitals deal….
**PN’s Behaviour in Parliament ‘Disappointing and Disrespectful’ – Miriam Dalli** The walls of Malta’s Parliament have echoed with more than just political discourse in recent days. The usually formal and dignified halls have become a stage for what Labour MP Miriam Dalli has described as “disappointing and disrespectful” behaviour by the Partit Nazzjonalista (PN). This…
**Watch: Turbulent Parliament Sitting Sees Taunts, Ejection, and a Broadcast Row** Maltese politics took center stage this week as a highly charged session in parliament left onlookers stunned. The sitting, which was broadcast live, became a spectacle of political theater, complete with verbal jousting, ejections, and a heated dispute over the broadcast itself. This event…
In a scene reminiscent of a parliamentary drama, Malta’s House of Representatives descended into chaos as Prime Minister Robert Abela delivered his post-budget speech. The usually solemn chamber erupted into a cacophony of voices, with MPs on both sides of the aisle engaging in heated exchanges, shouting, and even pushing each other. Such a spectacle…
**Paula Mifsud Bonnici Apologises for Blocking TVM Camera in Parliament: A Moment of Reflection for Malta** In a surprising turn of events that has captured the attention of Maltese citizens and media alike, Paula Mifsud Bonnici, a prominent figure in Malta’s political landscape, has publicly apologised for obstructing a TVM camera during a parliamentary session….
In a dramatic turn of events that has captured the attention of Maltese citizens, Adrian Delia, a prominent figure in Maltese politics, was ordered out of Parliament after repeated interruptions. The incident, which took place during a crucial session, has sparked widespread debate and reflects deeper issues within the political landscape of Malta. Adrian Delia,…
In a recent development that has sparked significant debate within Maltese society, the Nationalist Party (PN) has proposed that the Animal Welfare Commissioner should be answerable to Parliament. This move has been welcomed by many animal rights activists, who see it as a crucial step towards greater accountability and transparency in the treatment of animals…
Rosianne Cutajar is back on Parliament’s health committee, and the whispers from Valletta cafés to village band clubs are already louder than the noon cannon. Prime Minister Robert Abela’s decision to re-instate the Labour MP from Qormi in the health portfolio—while shuffling a handful of other backbench roles—has reignited a very Maltese cocktail of political…
