Minister Refuses to Budge on Non-EU Worker Measures ↗
Front page leadMinister Clyde Caruana states the budget is final regarding non-EU worker measures, despite pressure from Labour officials, MPs, and unions seeking a more humane approach.
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Malta Today's front page highlights a domestic debate over non-EU worker measures, a proposed tourist tax increase, and a historical look at a past premiership. Other national stories include a political party demanding an Attorney General's resignation, activists calling for the demolition of a…
Minister Clyde Caruana states the budget is final regarding non-EU worker measures, despite pressure from Labour officials, MPs, and unions seeking a more humane approach.
The 'super bonus' initiative is identified as the cause for an increase in the tourist tax.
An editorial examines the 24 hours of the Egyptair hijacking and its impact on Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici's time as Prime Minister.
An editorial piece suggests that voters have the ability to resist and overcome algorithmic manipulation.
A gunman has killed five people and injured more than a dozen others in a shooting incident in Krakow.
The Momentum political group is calling for the resignation of the Attorney General following several high-profile acquittals.
Activists are demanding that the Planning Authority order the demolition of a structure described as a 'fake sheep farm' in Bidnija.
Maximilian Ciantar, described as a 'road menace,' has been acquitted of weapon possession charges due to errors in the prosecution's case.
A large, eight-storey care home planned for Mosta has received a recommendation for approval.
The Momentum group has highlighted a reversal by the government concerning its pledge on zoo licences.
A man allegedly threatened to stab the mother of his one-year-old son with scissors, stating he would 'give our son a reason to cry'.
According to a KPMG study, Malta's property market saw a 10% increase in apartment prices in 2026.
Consumers are warned not to consume Chef Choice chicken mince as it may contain bone fragments.
The 'Christmas in the Capital 2026' event will feature 300 artists participating in 25 different events.