How socialist is Clyde’s budget? ↗
Front page leadThe Labour party is utilizing state spending to maintain household incomes while restricting benefits for non-EU workers, leaving the wealthy largely unaffected and depending on external factors.
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Malta Today's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Maltese politics and budget discussions. Key national stories include analysis of the proposed budget, opposition leader Alex Borg's critique of measures targeting non-EU workers, and concerns about…
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Alex Borg: Measures targeting TCNs ‘knee-jerk reaction’ to population concerns ↗
Opposition leader Alex Borg criticizes measures aimed at third-country nationals as an impulsive response to concerns about population growth.
Americans head to the polls for Tuesday's midterm elections ↗
US citizens are participating in the midterm elections scheduled for Tuesday.
20 people died as a result of excessive heat in July heatwave ↗
Twenty individuals succumbed to the extreme heat during the July heatwave.
Mqabba murder suspect told police he could not remember killing his mother ↗
A suspect in the Mqabba murder case informed the police that he had no recollection of killing his mother.
Justice Minister Clifton Grima open to jurors stating reasons behind trial… ↗
Justice Minister Clifton Grima expressed openness to allowing jurors to provide explanations for their verdicts in trials.
Ten domestic violence arrest warrants remain outstanding ↗
There are currently ten outstanding arrest warrants related to domestic violence cases.
WATCH | Owen Bonnici claims leftists see Budget 2027 as 'progressive' ↗
Owen Bonnici stated that leftists perceive Budget 2027 as progressive.
Libya seeks extradition of Lilu King from Malta ↗
Libya has formally requested the extradition of Lilu King from Malta.
WATCH | 'No one is perfect' minister, Police Commissioner say after string of… ↗
A minister and the Police Commissioner commented that 'no one is perfect' following a series of errors in court proceedings.
Outrage after Lassana Cisse murder accused walks free ↗
There is widespread outrage following the acquittal of the accused in the Lassana Cisse murder case.
‘Who will protect us’: African Media Association questions black community… ↗
Following the acquittal in the Cisse murder case, the African Media Association raised questions about the safety of the black community.
Court finds no medical negligence in magistrate’s death following Mater Dei… ↗
A court has determined that there was no medical negligence involved in the death of a magistrate after an operation at Mater Dei hospital.
Mark Camilleri: 'Never give up and never ignore what the instinct tells you' ↗
Mark Camilleri shares his philosophy of perseverance and trusting one's intuition.
A government that refuses to settle for the status quo ↗
This opinion piece suggests a government that is unwilling to accept the current state of affairs.
Puerile, populist and positively wrong ↗
This opinion piece criticizes an approach as childish, popular, and incorrect.
WATCH | JP Fabri: ‘Budget incentives too piecemeal to take us toward Vision… ↗
JP Fabri believes that the budget incentives are too fragmented to advance Malta's 'Vision 2050'.
Higher property prices cushion falling sales as rents increase ↗
Rising property prices are mitigating the impact of declining sales, while rental costs are going up.
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