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Most businesses in the food and accommodation sector are classified as microenterprises, indicating significant business fluctuations.

A union is urging the government and Healthmark to take responsibility for new expenses incurred by TCN nurses.

Eighty academics are advocating for a thorough examination and revision of the jury system.

A US federal judge has issued an order to halt a construction project associated with Donald Trump.

A protected tree in Lija was felled even though an environmental watchdog had issued a warning.

An opinion piece suggests a situation akin to 'Apartheid-lite' exists within Malta.

Malta has achieved the distinction of having the lowest amount of waste produced per individual within the European Union.

Discussions have begun regarding Malta's inaugural national strategy focused on workplace safety.

A quarry in Mqabba has been transformed into a solar farm with the capacity to supply electricity to 900 residences.

Gozo has been assigned a record sum of €141 million in the budget for 2027.

A third non-governmental organization has voiced opposition to a Tumas-owned venue but plans to participate in a protest.

KM Malta Airlines is expanding its flight offerings by including a French city in its summer schedule for the upcoming year.

A new private members' club is slated to open in Malta in the following year.

Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his retirement from international football.

A recently published book aims to provide representation for deaf children within Maltese literature.

An explanation is provided regarding the controversy surrounding the sentencing of Lorin Scicluna.

A church in Sliema is concerned that a proposed hotel development may lead to requests for restrictions on its bells.

A portable toilet has been placed outside a woman's residence because she is refusing to sell her property.

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