€2 Handling Fee on Non-EU Parcel Imports Arrives Soon ↗
Front page leadMalta will soon implement a €2 handling fee for non-EU parcel imports, separate from an existing EU-wide duty, to cover customs processing costs.
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The Malta Today front page covers a range of domestic news, including new fees on non-EU parcel imports, Malta's high issuance of residence permits to non-EU citizens, and the Prime Minister's remarks on economic growth at the UN. Other stories include a man hospitalized after a fall, a…
Malta will soon implement a €2 handling fee for non-EU parcel imports, separate from an existing EU-wide duty, to cover customs processing costs.
Malta has issued the highest number of new residence permits to non-EU citizens relative to its population compared to other countries.
The Prime Minister stated at the United Nations that economic growth should not be solely measured by headline figures.
A man has been hospitalized after suffering injuries from a fall into a shaft in Gżira.
A fund to compensate victims of construction damages will be launched after November 1.
The Attorney General has filed an appeal against the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech.
Mark Anthony Sammut has not ruled out the possibility of contesting for the Nationalist Party's deputy leadership posts.
Recorded footage has led to the arrest of a driver involved in a hit-and-run incident in Marsa.
The Nationalist Party (PN) suggests that delays in power cut compensation are linked to pressure on public finances.
Questions have been raised about the actions of a Kirkop parish priest concerning a missing St Leonard relic.
Animal Welfare Malta has confiscated six monkeys that were found to be unregistered.
A woman sustained serious injuries in a traffic accident that occurred in Għajnsielem.
Malta conducted almost 800 weekly cleaning interventions throughout the summer period.
An editorial argues that political actions, like Alex Borg's office stunt, demonstrate that politics involves more than mere symbolism.
An opinion piece suggests that the current situation is not about the victory of one side over another, but rather about the losses Malta has sustained.
An opinion piece by Saviour Balzan states that while the problem is understood, there is currently no clear solution.
In an interview, Luke Farrugia states that his focus is on ethical principles rather than racial considerations.
Lidl Malta has donated €3,162 to the Research, Innovation and Development Trust (RIDT) to support cancer research following a summer campaign.
Farsons Group is recognizing employee excellence through its 'Cause for Applause' program.