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The Malta Independent's front page covers a range of domestic issues including concerns over the educational sector, energy infrastructure developments, and environmental protection. It also features international news on a failed execution in Tennessee and a co-pilot's past issues. Domestic…
The Malta Union of Teachers (MUT) has declared the educational sector poorer than ever following an Industrial Tribunal decision that deemed the dismissal of former St Albert the Great College...
Malta's energy interconnector with Sicily will be switched off for 12 days for safety measures as work on the second link continues, a statement issued by Interconnect Malta and Enemalta said.
Christa Pike was placed on a ventilator and remained unconscious in a hospital in the hours after her failed execution in Tennessee, her attorneys said in a court filing Friday.
S-Cubed, representing 18 youth and student organisations, expressed deep concern over reports of protected birds being illegally shot across Malta last month.
The FlyDubai co-pilot who officials said nearly crashed a Tel Aviv-bound flight was barred from flying by his native Oman over concerns he had adopted extremist views.
The Planning Authority (PA) has ordered the removal of an unauthorised restaurant structure in Sliema after the Sliema Residents Association raised concerns over alleged public land takeover.
Prime Minister Robert Abela emphasized the crucial role of industrial peace and social dialogue in ensuring that economic growth translates into tangible social progress during a pre-budget event.
Traffic is a persistent problem that requires solutions transcending the terms of single legislatures, as governments and priorities may change.
Momentum argues that if the Broadcasting Authority (BA) is to enforce Malta's broadcasting laws, it must ensure impartiality across all television and radio stations.
Speaker of the House of Representatives Carmelo Abela stated that Malta's 1921 constitutional achievements carry a responsibility to protect democracy and strengthen institutions.
Former Malta Employers' Association director general Joseph Farrugia has returned his Ġieħ ir-Repubblika award following the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech.
