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Malta Editors’ Perspectives

The Times leads about the announced transformation in the Police force, which the Editor describes as in everyone’s interest for two main reasons. First, it is a vital institution in…

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Business, MaltaMalta

Malta Enterprise and MEA sign cooperation agreement

Malta Enterprise and the Malta Employers Association signed a cooperation agreement which will enhance collaboration between the two entities in the area of employment relations as well as contributing to…

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Malta, Malta24, NewsPolitics

Malta-24 News Briefing – Thursday 1st October 2020

Updated 1244 - 37 Covid-19 cases reported After a number of days where new cases of Covid-19 hovered in the twenties, the Health authorities reported 37 new cases today, the…

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Malta: EU Commission report warns about system corruption

In-Nazzjon quotes a rule of law report by the EU Commission which says that the government failed to investigate systemic corruption at the highest levels. The murder of Daphne Caruana…

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Malta: GWU says pandemic demonstrates role of unions

L-Orizzont quotes General Workers Union secretary general Josef Bugeja who warned against abuse by employers as a result of the coronavirus. Bugeja argued that the pandemic shows the need for…

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Malta: Police tipped off about weapons order from US

The Times leads with the testimony of the head of the anti-terrorist unit, George Vella, who told the Caruana Galizia public inquiry that the police had been tipped off about…

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Malta: Ryanair to resume flights to Milano, Nis

The Malta Business Weekly says that Ryanair will resume flights between Malta and Nis airport in Serbia from this month. Flights between Malta and Milano Bergamo will also be reintroduced…

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Malta: Steps by Accountancy Board against Nexia started last week

The Independent follows the Caruana Galizia public inquiry, during which the chairperson of the Accountancy Board, Peter Baldacchino, said that proceedings against Nexia BT and Brian Tonna started last week.…

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Malta: Economy Minister says domestic tourism is crucial for businesses

Business Today publishes an interview with Economy Minister Silvio Schembri who said that the budget will include new measures to support businesses. The minister said that domestic tourism has grown…

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Malta HeadlineCovid-19, Malta

Malta: 85-year-old elderly man dies whilst positive for Covid-19

The Health Ministry has announced the death of an 85-year-old elderly man whilst positive for Covid-19. The patient had been confirmed as positive for Covid-19 on 27 September and on…

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Malta HeadlineDaphne Caruana Galizia, European Commission, justice ministry

Malta: Justice Minister reacts to concerns highlighted in EU rule of law report, Daphne inquiry

The EU report on rule of law released today has praised Malta for adopting certain reforms, but two major red flags were those relating to deep corruption patterns and a…

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Malta HeadlineCovid-19, Malta

Malta: Covid-19 mortality rate is highest in Europe

Malta’s COVID-19 mortality rate is now the highest in Europe, after shooting up past Spain to reach 3.6 deaths per 100,000 people. In a daily update from the latest figures supplied by…

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Malta, Malta Insights, Malta News, News, NSOInsights, Malta, National Statistics Office

Malta: Unemployment rate goes up between April and June

The unemployment rate increased by 1.2 percent in the second quarter, compared with the same period last year. Figures by the National Statistics Office show that total employment, meanwhile, rose…

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MaltaCohesion Policy, Coronavirus, EU funds

EU funds Parliamentary Secretary discusses recovery funds during EU meeting

Parliamentary Secretary for European funds Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi discussed how the EU's recovery instruments will be used during a video conference for ministers responsible for the cohesion policy. In light…

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Malta: Foreign Affairs Minister brushes off SOFA reports

The Independent says that the Foreign Affairs Ministry denied reports that Malta has agreed to a Status of Forces Agreement with the US or NATO. Prime Minister Robert Abela said…

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Malta, Malta24, NewsAdrian Delia, malta; politics

Malta-24 News Briefing – Wednesday 30th September 2020

Updated 1745- News Portals The Times reports that Malta’s COVID-19 mortality rate is now the highest in Europe, after shooting up past Spain to reach 3.6 deaths per 100,000 people. …

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Malta: Employees more likely to be contacted after-hours than EU average

L-Orizzont publishes findings in a Eurostat report showing that almost half of employees in Malta receive work-related calls or messages in their leisure time. The rate of work-related contact is…

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Malta: AUM and cultural heritage watchdog met at OPM in 2018

The Times reveals that a meeting was held in Castille in 2018 between the Cultural Heritage Superintendent and the architect behind the American University of Malta’s proposal to convert an…

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Malta: Covid-19 casualties reach 34

In-Nazzjon reports that a 79-year-old woman died of Covid-19 on Monday, becoming the 34th victim of the disease in Malta. The woman had tested negative for the virus just two…

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Malta: US defence secretary starts visit

Malta Today leads with the expected visit in Malta of US defence secretary Mark Esper today. The paper says that the government is under pressure to sign a Status of…

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Breaking News, CD eNews, Malta, Malta NewsEarthquake, Malta

Malta rattled by earthquake

In the early hours of Wednesday morning Malta was rattled by a moderate earthquake. According to the United States Geological Survey the earthquake struck at around 3am and had an…

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CD eNews, Maltafamilies, Malta

Maltese youngsters waiting for 30th birthday to leave parents’ home

Maltese youngersters stay longer with their parents when compared to their European counterparts, on average leaving their family home close to their 30th birthday. This figures compares rather on similar…

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Malta, Malta Insights, Malta News, News, NSOInsights, Malta, National Statistics Office

Malta: Producer prices slip in August

The Industrial Producer Price Index in August fell by 1.00 percent, following an increase of 0.93 percent in July. Figures by the National Statistics Office indicate a drop across all…

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Malta Headlineheadline, Japan

Malta: new embassy opens in Japan

The Embassy of Malta in Japan has opened its doors from Monday, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs announced on Tuesday. The decision to open a permanent representation in Tokyo was…

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Malta News BriefingFilms, sci-fi

Malta: Sci-fi horror film being shot in Malta

The Seed, a €2 million production being produced by UK company Ingenious Group with local collaboration, is currently being shot at two locations in Malta. The horror/sci-fiction production is being…

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Malta Headline, NewsMalta, Pandemic

Malta: Radisson Blu will close temporarily in two days

The Radisson Blu hotel in St Julian's will close temporarily in two days. In a statement, the hotel says the situation has not been easy due to the Coronavirus. Source:…

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Malta HeadlineOpposition, USA

Malta: PN leader says Malta must not give up sovereignty

Adrian Delia has warned against Malta ceding its sovereignty in any agreement it may reach with the US as he lambasted the government for failing to consult with the Opposition.…

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Malta: World acclaimed author Salman Rushdie special guest of 2020 ‘virtual’ Malta Book Festival

International literature Salman Rushdie is the special guest of the 2020 Malta Book Festival, the National Book Council announced on Tuesday. “A brilliant provocateur, Rushdie has penned a handful of classic…

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Malta: Most employees are never contacted after work

Around four in every ten workers in the EU say they have received work-related calls or messages in their leisure time. Eurostat findings from a 2019 survey show that 10…

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Editors' Perspectives, MaltaEditors, Malta

Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

The Times of Malta discusses the ethical dilemmas in a situation where government is pushing sexual and reproductive rights in the Maltese islands while doctors want to include a conscientious…

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Comuniq.EU, MaltaMalta, Tourism

Nine EU Member states, including Malta push for better coordination on travel

Malta and eight other EU member states put forward a declaration to the European Commission for better coordination between member states, in order to reduce uncertainties during travel and to…

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Breaking News, Malta, NewsMalta

Malta – Żebbug man loses life in work site incident

A 57 year old man, resident in Ħaż-Żebug lost his life early this morning in an incident while carrying out maintenance work in the Kirkop tunnels. A police statement said…

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Malta: Under half of young people for abortion

L-Orizzont publishes survey findings showing that 46 percent of people between 16 and 25 years are in favour of legalising abortion. Nationally, 82 percent are against abortion and 18 are…

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Malta: Vince Muscat hints at political links to Caruana Galizia murder

The Times says that Vince Muscat, one of the three suspects in the Caruana Galizia murder, accused police inspectors of playing for time not to expose involvement by politicians and…

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Malta: Two more Covid-19 victims on Monday

In-Nazzjon reports that two elderly people infected with Covid-19 died on Monday aged 91 and 86. Both victims were residents in nursing homes, bringing the total number of casualties in…

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Malta: EC to vet new citizenship scheme

The Independent reveals that the European Commission is set to examine Malta’s revamped citizenship by investment scheme. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen criticised the sale of EU passports in…

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Malta, Malta24Coronavirus, Malta

Malta-24 News Briefing – Tuesday 29th September 2020 – Updated

Updated 1745- News Portal review The Times reports that The Seed, a €2 million production being produced by UK company Ingenious Group with local collaboration, is currently being shot at…

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Malta HeadlineCourt, Keith Schembri, Malta

Malta: Keith Schembri’s employees ask court to unfreeze their wages

Some 78 employees from several companies belonging to Keith Schembri have asked the court to unfreeze their wages after their workplaces were hit by an attachment order. The employees made…

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Malta: Former Chief Electoral Commissioner Joseph Church dies

Former Electoral Commissioner Joseph Church has died. He was appointed at the head of the commission in 2014 and stepped down last July. Source: Newsbook Updated 1728

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Malta HeadlineEnvironment

Malta: Country classifies 32nd out of 166 countries on action related to sustainable development

Malta has classified 32nd out of 166 countries on action related to sustainable development. This was said by the Principal Permanent Secretary Mario Cutajar who said that work does not…

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Malta, Malta24Coronavirus, Malta

Malta-24 News Briefing – Monday 28th September 2020

Updated 1745- News Portal Review The Times says that nurses at the Intensive Therapy Unit and the Oncology Centre will be following union directives as from Wednesday after reporting burnout…

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Malta HeadlineCoronavirus, Football, Malta

Malta: Valletta FC player found positive for Covid-19

A Valletta FC player has tested positive for Covid-19, TVM is reporting. The club was informed of the case yesterday. The player is Maltese and played in the latest football…

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Malta Headlineheadline, Health

Malta: ITU and oncology nurses to follow union directives following staff shortage

Nurses at the Intensive Therapy Unit and the Oncology Centre will be following union directives as from Wednesday after reporting burnout caused by a shortage of staff. In a letter…

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Malta, Malta NewsChamber of Advocates, Malta

Chamber of Advocates Resumes Quarterly Law Seminars

The role, jurisdiction and practical functioning of the European Court of Human Rights is still not entirely clear and many believe that this Court has the same function as a final…

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Entertainment World, Italy, Malta, Malta NewsItaly, Malta

Scenes from Italian film about Caravaggio to be shot in Malta

The shooting of the film "L'Ombra di Caravaggio" written, directed and starring Michele Placido has begun on the 21 September in Naples, after four years of work on the project.…

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Malta: Education Minister says school infections cannot realistically be ruled out

In-Nazzjon quotes Education Minister Owen Bonnici who said that it is impossible to say there will not be Covid-19 cases in schools and appealed for the parents’ help to contain the…

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Malta: Employees affected by asset freeze order demand salaries

L-Orizzont reports that employees of companies owned by Keith Schembri filed a judicial protest demanding their salaries to be paid after the courts ordered a freeze on all transactions. The…

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Malta: Fourth man arrested last week identified

The Times reveals that the fourth man arrested on suspicion of money laundering last week was Manuel Castagna, a partner at Nexia BT responsible for audits and HR. Castagna, Keith Schembri,…

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Malta: Wage support scheme to continue beyond October

The Independent quotes Prime Minister Robert Abela who announced that the government will extend the Covid-19 wage subsidy beyond the end of October to help the economic sectors worst hit…

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Malta, Malta24Coronavirus, Malta

Malta-24 News Briefing – Sunday 27th September 2020 (Updated)

Update 1900 - News Portal Review TVM says the health authorities have announced that 21 persons have tested positive for Covid-19 in Malta over the past 24 hours after 2,326…

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Malta HeadlineCrime, Malta

Malta: Elderly man who handed child loaded firearm arrested

A 62-year-old man from Birżebbuġa is being interrogated by the police in connection with a report of a young boy being handed a hunting firearm. On Saturday morning, a CABS…

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Malta HeadlineEducation, Malta

Malta: New realities of going back to school: Special isolation room for students with fever

An isolation room for students who have a high temperature or other possible symptoms of COVID-19 is one of several measures which St Margaret College Primary School has taken up…

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Malta HeadlineKeith Schembri, Malta

Malta: 78 employees in Keith Schembri’s companies ask court for their wages

Seventy-eight persons employed with several companies in which former OPM chief of staff Keith Schembri has a business interest have filed an urgent application in court asking for their wages…

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Malta HeadlineCoronavirus, Economy, Malta

Malta: COVID-19 wage supplement to be extended beyond October, Prime Minister says

The COVID-19 wage supplement introduced as part of government’s economic rescue plan will be extended beyond October, Robert Abela said. The extension will form part of the budget for 2021,…

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Malta HeadlineCoronavirus, Malta

Malta: 21 new cases of Covid-19 in Malta – and another 54 recoveries

The health authorities have announced that 21 persons have tested positive for Covid-19 in Malta over the past 24 hours after 2,326 swab tests were carried out. The authorities also…

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