'Unjust' measures targeting non-EU workers don't address overpopulation… ↗
Front page leadAlfred Sant states that budget measures aimed at tackling overpopulation unfairly target vulnerable non-EU workers and will be ineffective.
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The news from Malta Today focuses heavily on domestic Maltese issues, including budget measures, transport problems, jury reform proposals, and a court case acquittal. International news includes the US midterm election results and a cyberattack in Europe. The top story discusses Alfred Sant's…
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Democrats win control of Congress as Americans send Trump packing ↗
The Democratic Party has secured control of the US Congress following midterm elections, signaling a shift in American political power.
The place where people start to feel at home again ↗
This story likely explores initiatives or places in Malta aimed at improving the sense of belonging for residents.
10 takeaways from Repubblika’s proposals to reform jury system ↗
An overview of ten key recommendations put forth by Repubblika for reforming Malta's jury system.
Comino visitor fee to help pay for Blue Lagoon works, Abela says ↗
Prime Minister Robert Abela announced that a fee for visitors to Comino will fund necessary improvements at the Blue Lagoon.
Lorin Scicluna’s acquittal left many dumbfounded. We try to answer your… ↗
This article addresses public confusion and questions surrounding the acquittal of Lorin Scicluna.
Father denies repeatedly slapping son at dental clinic ↗
A father is accused and denies allegations of repeatedly slapping his son during a dental clinic visit.
Two months of traffic disruptions expected as Enemalta begins Sliema works ↗
Enemalta's upcoming works in Sliema are projected to cause traffic disruptions for a period of two months.
Government wants to know what you think about Malta’s transport problems ↗
The Maltese government is seeking public opinion on the nation's transport challenges.
BCA, OHSA investigate construction site after worker injured in demolition ↗
The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) and the Occupational Health and Safety Authority (OHSA) are investigating a construction site accident where a worker was injured during demolition.
How socialist is Clyde’s budget? ↗
This article analyzes the socialist leanings of Clyde's budget.
MUMN demands urgent meeting over budget measures targeting TCN nurses ↗
The Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses (MUMN) is requesting an immediate meeting to discuss budget measures affecting TCN nurses.
Cyberattack hits supermarket fridges in several European countries ↗
A cyberattack has disrupted the refrigeration systems of supermarkets across multiple European nations.
A shocking verdict, a call for reform and moral leadership ↗
An editorial piece discussing a recent verdict, calling for systemic reform and improved moral leadership.
Mark Camilleri: 'Never give up and never ignore what the instinct tells you' ↗
Mark Camilleri shares his perspective on perseverance and trusting one's intuition.
A government that refuses to settle for the status quo ↗
This opinion piece suggests that the government is unwilling to accept the current situation and seeks change.
Puerile, populist and positively wrong ↗
Ramona Attard critiques a viewpoint or policy, deeming it immature, populist, and incorrect.
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