Businesses Report Work Permit Backlog: 'It's a Daily Struggle' ↗
Front page leadThe head of a large retail business highlights months-long waiting times for work permit applications, exacerbating labor shortages in various sectors.
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Malta Today's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on business and legal matters. Key stories include significant backlogs in work permit processing impacting businesses, a political dispute involving an MEP and the procurement process, and a court…
The head of a large retail business highlights months-long waiting times for work permit applications, exacerbating labor shortages in various sectors.
This story seems to critically examine the government's actions or inactions regarding proposals from an inquiry.
Several charities have been legally mandated to return a substantial amount of donations, totaling €285,000.
A tourist has tragically lost their life following a paragliding incident near St Julian's.
The Chamber of Commerce indicates that businesses were privately cautioned about financial difficulties, contrasting with public assurances of normalcy.
This article discusses the feasibility and inevitability of lunar missions compared to the greater challenges of reaching Mars.
A feature or interview possibly exploring the traditional making of Malta's popular pastizz, emphasizing patience as a key element.
An MEP is accused of a political frame-up as the police begin investigating the procurement process involving Agius Saliba.
A 16-year-old has been released on bail after facing charges related to the trafficking of cannabis and cocaine.
Former US President Trump announces that the US has secured permanent control over security aspects in a deal concerning Greenland.
An elderly couple sustained injuries after being struck by a motorcycle in Sliema.
The Nigret project has received approval, seemingly in contradiction to the Prime Minister's stated commitment regarding public land.
A reserve juror has been apprehended as part of the ongoing investigation related to the trial of Yorgen Fenech.
An interview featuring Luke Farrugia discussing principles of right and wrong, potentially in a context unrelated to race.
This is an editorial piece addressed directly to the Prime Minister, likely concerning policy or governance issues.
An opinion piece reflecting on a perceived failure regarding the future, likely with a critical or cautionary tone.
A commentary possibly exploring how a particular activity or concept, perhaps related to tattoos ('inking'), contributes to improved lives.