Momentum Candidate Apologizes After Middle-Finger Controversy
Malta’s Momentum candidate, John Doe, apologizes after a video surfaced showing him flipping the bird at a passerby during a campaign stop in Valletta’s Re
-
-
Kevin Camilleri: GWU’s New General Secretary
Kevin Camilleri approved as GWU’s new General Secretary, promising a new direction for Malta’s labour movement
-
US Eases Iran Sanctions: Cheaper Fuel for Malta?
US sanctions relief on Iran could lead to cheaper fuel prices in Malta. Find out how global politics affect your fuel gauge.
-
Candidate’s Gesture Sparks Storm: ‘I Lost My Cool, I’m Sorry’
Independent candidate Mark Camilleri apologizes for making an obscene gesture during a heated exchange on Republic Street in Valletta, sparking a social me
-
Malta’s Labour Plans Prediction Market Regulation
Labour plans to regulate prediction markets in Malta to prevent abuse and insider trading, positioning the country as a responsible hub for innovative fina
-
Malta Labour Proposes Regulation for Prediction Markets
Labour Party outlines plans to regulate prediction markets in Malta, aiming to prevent abuse and insider trading while harnessing the power of collective w
-
Kevin Camilleri: GWU’s New General Secretary
Kevin Camilleri, a long-serving trade unionist, is approved as the new General Secretary of Malta’s General Workers’ Union, bringing a fresh perspective to
-
Momentum Candidate Apologizes for Middle-Finger Gesture
A Momentum candidate apologizes for a heated exchange on Republic Street, leaving locals divided. The candidate admitted to ‘losing my cool’ and expressed
-
Malta’s Labour Plans Prediction Markets Regulation
Labour aims to regulate prediction markets in Malta, preventing abuse and insider trading while harnessing their power for economic growth.
-
Candidate’s Middle-Finger Gesture Apology
A Momentum candidate apologizes for a heated exchange on Republic Street, sparking debate about respect in politics
-
Malta’s Labour Proposes Regulation for Prediction Markets
Labour Party in Malta plans to regulate prediction markets to prevent abuse and insider trading, opening up new opportunities for the island’s financial se
-
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
