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The news on Malta Today's front page predominantly covers domestic Maltese affairs, with a focus on economic challenges, political developments, social issues, and public safety. A significant story highlights that two-thirds of Maltese SMEs are experiencing hiring difficulties, with many…
A Eurobarometer survey indicates that a significant majority of Maltese small and medium-sized enterprises are struggling with recruitment and are increasingly employing workers from outside the EU.
The group Momentum is actively encouraging the public to voice their opposition to the proposed expansion of the db Group's lido at St George's Bay.
During an Independence Day homily, the Archbishop expressed concern that people feel institutions are being influenced by powerful networks.
Minister Bedingfield has established a committee tasked with reviewing the existing legislation concerning fireworks.
Renowned artist Mariah Carey is scheduled to perform in Malta during the Christmas season this December.
Alex Borg intends to relocate his office from the Nationalist Party's headquarters to a new location in Valletta.
The ultra-conservative political party Aħwa Maltin is reportedly ceasing its operations.
Five individuals were successfully rescued from Għar Lapsi after encountering difficulties while hiking.
This article explores the nature and implications of the relationship between Canada and the European Union.
A group of organizations has written to the Prime Minister demanding the removal of planning chief Johann Buttigieg.
A hunter will face charges after allegedly shooting and crushing a protected kestrel underfoot.
A protest advocating for abortion decriminalization is scheduled to take place on September 26th.
An opinion piece reflecting on national loss rather than political victory.
An opinion piece discussing a problem for which a solution is currently elusive.
An interview with Luke Farrugia discussing ethics over racial considerations.
An editorial formatted as an open letter addressed to the Prime Minister.
An article titled 'Framed in Focus' gives a voice to women with lived experiences of ADHD.
