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The Lovin Malta front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a significant focus on Malta's engagement with global tourism and political figures. Other stories cover local court cases, hospitality industry developments, and environmental policy. The site also celebrates its…
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other prominent figures in the global tourism industry are scheduled to attend a significant summit in Malta.
Protesters demonstrated outside the Maltese Parliament, urging MPs to cease trade relations with Israeli settlements.
A peculiar case involving a ghost in Xewkija has taken an unusual and perhaps supernatural turn within parliamentary discussions.
A survey indicates that only 16% of people in Malta anticipated a not-guilty verdict for Yorgen Fenech.
The Hard Rock Hotel Malta has launched Cyana Rooftop, a new dining venue offering elevated Greek cuisine.
The Xara Collection is participating in an event in London to promote Malta's high-end hospitality services.
Members of the European Parliament from the Labour party are advocating for revised EU emissions regulations to enhance environmental protection in Malta and Gozo.
Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary by announcing it has achieved 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers.
An opinion piece argues that Maltese businesses are experiencing success independently of, rather than due to, government support.
Minister Grima commented on the Fenech verdict, emphasizing that justice does not equate to acting without restraint, in a video statement.
This article delves into the legal question of when public opinion might improperly influence a court case to the point of causing a mistrial.
