Malta Drops in EU Minimum Wage Ranking ↗
Front page leadMalta has fallen to 15th place among 22 EU member states in the latest Eurofound review of national statutory minimum wages.
Malta
The front page of Malta Today features a range of national news stories, with a focus on economic indicators, political developments, and social issues. A prominent story highlights Malta's declining position in EU minimum wage rankings. Other top stories cover a proposed cannabis reform review…
Malta has fallen to 15th place among 22 EU member states in the latest Eurofound review of national statutory minimum wages.
Labour MP Mariah Meli is advocating for an independent review of Malta's cannabis reform.
A new guest house has been proposed in the 'parapets' area of Depiro Street, raising planning concerns.
Moviment Graffitti claims that PA employees were pressured to sign a petition supporting CEO Johann Buttigieg.
EC language schools has announced its closure after operating for more than three decades.
Victims have recounted the details of a €17,000 jewellery theft as an alleged serial burglar faces court.
Festival attendees reportedly forced their way into venues without tickets and stole from an establishment.
Prime Minister Robert Abela has started consultations for the Budget 2027 in Gozo.
The Chamber is urging for energy subsidies to be redirected towards long-term investment in Budget 2027.
An 87-year-old man has been hospitalised after being struck by a van in St Paul's Bay.
An opinion piece questions who should decide the fate of powerful and well-connected individuals when they go on trial.
A worker sustained serious burns while cutting metal at a scrapyard in Żejtun.
Student organisations are calling for the resignation of Johann Buttigieg amid mounting pressure.
An opinion piece by David Casa argues that Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder remains a test of the rule of law in Europe.
An opinion piece by Mark M. Scerri analyzes what the Yorgen Fenech trial reveals about Malta.
An opinion piece by Josanne Cassar discusses whether a jury 'ran away' or if the prosecution failed to prove its case.
An interview with Albert Buttigieg where he states that both parties are conditioned by the desires and greed of certain individuals.