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The news on Malta Today's front page primarily focuses on domestic issues, particularly concerning Budget 2027 measures affecting third-country nationals (TCNs). These measures are met with criticism from the General Workers' Union boss and politician Rosianne Cutajar, while Prime Minister Robert…
The General Workers' Union boss, Kevin Camilleri, states that as a socialist and leftist union, he cannot agree with the recent measures targeting third-country nationals.
Artificial intelligence may be employed to identify grooming behaviors among players through their in-game actions.
The defense is set to present its case following the testimony of Lorin Scicluna in the ongoing Lassane Cisse murder trial.
Prime Minister Robert Abela defends the government's measures concerning third-country nationals, questioning why any country would offer 'everything for free.'
Politician Rosianne Cutajar expresses discomfort with the recent budget measures that will impact third-country nationals.
Bank of Valletta has announced a profit of €189.6 million before tax.
A collision between two high-speed trains in Spain has resulted in at least 64 fatalities.
The Health Minister stated that a regeneration plan for the Gozo General Hospital needs to be developed within the current year.
Three proposals have been submitted for the tender to build a billion-euro geriatric hospital.
The Nationalist Party (PN) has raised questions regarding how the Budget 2027 proposals will tackle existing infrastructural challenges.
Prime Minister Abela's assertion that most third-country nationals are not underpaid is contradicted by available data.
Malta's National Equality body is requesting an impact assessment for measures specifically targeting third-country nationals.
A man has confessed to stealing restaurant umbrellas valued at €2,500 to pay for his wife's medication.
This opinion piece explores how advancements in technology and innovation can contribute to maintaining cleanliness in Malta.
Artist Edoardo La Francesca describes his relationship with art as a personal process of development and discovery.
Europe has established a plan for its coastlines, and Malta must now take action to implement it effectively.
This editorial suggests that the recent budget benefits the majority of the population but not everyone.
