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Sacked PN communications director breaks silence after 30 years

Nathaniel Attard, former communications director for the Nationalist Party (PN), has spoken out after his dismissal, insisting on his long-standing loyalty to his beliefs and the party. His comments come after reports of his removal from the role emerged recently.

In other news, activist group Moviment Graffitti has issued an ultimatum with a Friday deadline concerning an installation by Stivala in Sliema. Meanwhile, a man has been sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty of a 2021 murder in Marsa.

Prime Minister Robert Abela, leader of the Labour Party, has again refused to introduce specific legislation against mafia-style organised crime, according to civil society organisation Repubblika. The Prime Minister also remained silent on conflicting messages from Labour Party officials and criticised the concept of 'trial by media'.

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Nathaniel Attard Breaks Silence After PN Dismissal

Nathaniel Attard, the former communications director for the Nationalist Party (PN), has publicly addressed his recent dismissal, asserting his loyalty and long service to the party. His statements reflect on the difficulties he faces but express a determination to overcome them.

PM Abela Rejects Organised Crime Legislation, Criticizes 'Trial by Media'

Prime Minister Robert Abela, leader of the Labour Party, has reiterated his refusal to introduce specific legislation targeting mafia-style organised crime, stating it would not happen under his leadership. He also remained silent on internal Labour Party conflicting messages and criticised 'trial by media'.

PM Abela Stresses Peace at UN, Opposition Questions Credibility

Prime Minister Robert Abela defended Malta's international positions on conflicts and global issues at the United Nations. Concurrently, Alex Borg, the Leader of the Opposition, questioned the government's credibility.

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