Editorial: The message of tonight's protest ↗
Front page leadAn editorial reflects on the ongoing monthly vigil for Daphne Caruana Galizia, marking nine years since one of Malta's darkest moments and serving as a regular act of remembrance.
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The Malta Independent's front page highlights several key domestic issues and international solidarity events. Top stories include an editorial on a protest, protests demanding justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia, and calls for the removal of the Planning Authority CEO. Other domestic concerns…
Top stories
Protests across Europe demand justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia ↗
Demonstrations are being held today in Malta and across several European cities to show solidarity with the family of assassinated journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.
Resident associations demand removal of Planning Authority CEO ↗
Thirteen resident associations, supported by il-Kollettiv, are calling for the immediate dismissal of Planning Authority CEO Johann Buttigieg due to alleged abuse of position and conflicts of interest.
PA denies organizing petition for CEO ↗
The Planning Authority has refuted claims of organizing or initiating a petition among its staff to support CEO Johann Buttigieg remaining in his position.
European Parliament supports stronger fisheries rules ↗
New legislation approved by the European Parliament aims to enhance the enforcement of international fisheries rules, protect marine ecosystems, and ensure fair competition.
Malta's minimum wage lags behind European data, PN states ↗
According to the PN, citing Eurofound data, Malta's minimum wage is declining in comparison to European averages, casting doubt on government promises of higher wages.
Tourism needs a national strategy focused on quality ↗
A call for Malta's tourism sector to adopt a national strategy that prioritizes quality over quantity.
Government to set up fund for construction damage compensation ↗
The government is planning to establish a fund to compensate residents for damages caused by construction activities.
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