Pensioners To Receive Extra €10 A Week, Amounting To €520 A Year, In Budget 2027 ↗
Front page leadPensioners in Malta are set to receive an additional €10 per week, totaling €520 annually, as part of the Budget 2027 announcements.
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Lovin Malta's front page highlights domestic political news regarding budget announcements for pensioners and working parents, alongside a story about an exhibition merging ancient Maltese history with modern technology. Other articles cover a local vet's career, a piece on the duality of Malta's…
Pensioners in Malta are set to receive an additional €10 per week, totaling €520 annually, as part of the Budget 2027 announcements.
Prime Minister Abela announced that working parents in Malta will benefit from a double tax advantage in the upcoming Budget 2027.
Mater Dei Hospital will be introducing a more calming emergency space designed for children with autism and additional needs.
A new exhibition at MUŻA blends Malta's ancient historical heritage with cutting-edge virtual reality and artificial intelligence technologies.
The world's most promising young chefs are gathering in Bucharest to compete in a highly regarded culinary competition.
Maltese veterinarian Ehren Borg has successfully built a career around his lifelong fascination with exotic animals.
A guest post explores the contrast between the idealized portrayal of Malta in official speeches and the lived reality of its inhabitants.
Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, having achieved 208 million monthly views and accumulating 800,000 followers.
An opinion piece argues that Maltese businesses are experiencing success in spite of, rather than due to, government policies.
Minister Grima stated that justice should not be interpreted as the freedom to act without consequence, in a video statement following the Fenech verdict.