Independence Day 1964: Malta's First Independence Day Unfolded ↗
Front page leadA look back at how Malta's first Independence Day unfolded on September 20, 1964, with the Union Jack descending in Floriana.
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The news front page of Malta Today features a mix of national and international stories, with a strong emphasis on Maltese political and social issues. Key topics include historical reflections on Malta's Independence Day, upcoming budget announcements, regulatory actions, and social issues like…
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Alex Borg Plans to Move Office Out of PN Headquarters to Valletta ↗
Alex Borg intends to relocate his office from the PN headquarters to Valletta.
Canada and the EU are in a Relationship: What Does it Mean? ↗
Explores the meaning of the relationship between Canada and the EU.
Beddingfield Appoints Committee to Review Fireworks Law ↗
A committee has been appointed by Beddingfield to review existing fireworks legislation.
'Hey Sis! Thinking of you': Abortion Rights Protest Planned for 26 September ↗
A protest advocating for abortion decriminalisation is scheduled for September 26.
Institutional Independence Vital 62 Years After Freedom, Warns Momentum ↗
Momentum warns that institutional independence remains crucial 62 years after Malta gained freedom.
Businesses Report Work Permit Backlog: 'It's a Daily Struggle' ↗
Businesses are experiencing significant difficulties due to a backlog in work permit processing, describing it as a daily struggle.
Robert Abela Sets 26 October as Budget Date ↗
Prime Minister Robert Abela has designated October 26 as the date for the budget announcement.
What the Inquiry Proposed, the Government Disposed ↗
A report indicates that proposals from an inquiry have been disregarded by the government.
Road Connecting Mellieħa to Għadira Closed After Wall Collapse ↗
A section of the road between Mellieħa and Għadira has been closed following a wall collapse.
Charities Ordered to Refund Donations Worth €285,000 ↗
Several charities have been ordered to return a total of €285,000 in donations.
Justice Cannot Be Based on Suppositions, Minister Tells EU ↗
Justice Minister Clifton Grima stated to the EU that justice should not be founded on assumptions.
BCA Fines Developer Over Regulatory Breaches in Mellieħa ↗
The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) has imposed a fine on a developer for violating regulations in Mellieħa.
Tourist Dies After Parasailing Accident Off St Julian’s ↗
A tourist has died following a parasailing accident near St Julian's.
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