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Front page leadLeftist voices are uncomfortable with the Labour party's populist turn targeting non-EU nationals with new budget measures.
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The news from Malta Today focuses on domestic issues, particularly concerning new budget measures impacting non-EU workers and potential conflicts with EU directives. Other top stories include political developments, economic assessments, environmental concerns, and crime incidents.
Leftist voices are uncomfortable with the Labour party's populist turn targeting non-EU nationals with new budget measures.
Alex Borg plans to propose a reduction in the tourist ecotax during the winter season.
A proposal to remove the free bus pass for foreigners might conflict with an existing EU directive.
Momentum has disclosed the 22 questions that were part of a survey commissioned by Yorgen Fenech's uncle.
A woman was struck by a car in Hamrun.
Thunderstorms on Halloween are signaling the start of a wet first week in November.
Two individuals managed to exit an overturned car just before it erupted into flames in Attard.
Environmental organizations have cautioned that the land reclamation project in Bengħajsa could severely harm the local fishing community.
A credit agency reports that Malta's strong economy is being held back by issues related to spending and rule-of-law deficiencies.
Student protests, driven by Generation Z, are expanding and have now reached Germany.
The Medical Association of Malta warns that longer healthcare waiting lists and staff shortages may result from the new TCN measures.
A tourist who was imprisoned for making a remark about a bomb at the airport has been ordered released by the court.
Residents of Qrendi disrupted a garden inauguration to protest a large-scale development project.
A 21-year-old has been charged with terrorism-related offenses following an investigation into an alleged trip to Syria.