Clyde's Fiscal Assessment and Expenditure Squeeze ↗
Front page leadFinance Minister Clyde Caruana reportedly informed MCESD members that he had no funds to disburse, advising them against presenting wish lists.
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Malta Today's front page features a prominent story on Finance Minister Clyde Caruana's fiscal assessment, alongside several other domestic news items. These include a death in St. Julian's garden, a maritime fines racket investigation, a petition concerning EU book import charges, calls for…
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana reportedly informed MCESD members that he had no funds to disburse, advising them against presenting wish lists.
A person has been discovered deceased in a garden located in St. Julian's.
An official from Transport Malta is reportedly facing charges in connection with a maritime fines racket.
A petition is urging the European Union to abolish import charges imposed on books originating from outside the EU.
Chris Fearne advocates for enhanced protection measures for children who become caught in situations of armed conflict.
Activists have voiced strong allegations of corruption against PA boss Johann Buttigieg, demanding his removal.
The Momentum organization claims that public safety has been compromised to serve the interests of the hunting lobby.
The Maltese government is reportedly in discussions to permit foreign inmates to serve their prison sentences within their home countries.
The Nationalist Party (PN) asserts that state schools are experiencing a shortage of educators as the new school year approaches.
The Momentum organization is requesting specific information regarding cleansing operations carried out in a Gozo valley.
A study suggests methods for the re-use of valuable limestone extracted for the Kirkop outlet village project.
The Speaker of the House has stated that the family of Daphne Caruana Galizia, journalists, and Malta itself are deserving of justice.
Mark Anthony Schembri has won the National Book Prize and used the platform to call for an inquiry into clerical abuse.
In an interview, Joanna Delia states that while no one can take a person's kidney, the state asserts control over the uterus.
An editorial piece argues for the removal of Johann Buttigieg.
An opinion piece titled 'Comfortably Numb'.
An opinion piece discussing the transition from individual talent to collective strength.