Democrats Win US Congress in Midterm Rout of Trump ↗
Front page leadHistoric victories in Kansas and Iowa reflect a significant shift in Democratic momentum nationwide as they secure control of the US Congress.
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The Times of Malta front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include the US midterm elections where Democrats won control of Congress. Domestically, reports cover political statements, court cases, construction disputes, and social issues. There is…
Historic victories in Kansas and Iowa reflect a significant shift in Democratic momentum nationwide as they secure control of the US Congress.
Arnold Cassola announced his intention to sue Neville Gafa for libel.
A portable toilet was parked outside a woman's home after she refused to sell her property.
Residents of St Julian's are opposing plans for the construction of a nine-floor hotel.
A Nationalist Party MP has claimed that the Attorney General intentionally weakened her own office.
Prime Minister Robert Abela stated that Malta had 'Europe's only progressive budget'.
A clean-up operation has commenced at Manoel Island in preparation for national park development.
The Medical Association is threatening industrial action due to delays in training and recruitment.
Malta's prison chief has been elected to serve on an international corrections board.
Prime Minister Abela announced that the Gozo Channel ferry service will be free for pedestrians starting January 1.
An 80-year-old man was grievously injured when a demolition site collapsed on the first day of works.
A new English-language school is set to open in Malta at the former EC premises.
A former referee has called for greater consistency from officials in FVS decisions.
An article documenting life on the dance floor.
An article presenting Valletta through the perspectives of its storytellers.
An episode of Times Talk discusses how Lorin Scicluna was acquitted of murder and what the future holds.
A former ECHR judge maintains that jurors should be required to explain their acquittals.