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Brexit negotiations restart in person as clock ticks down

Face-to-face negotiations between Britain and the European Union over a trade deal restarted on Saturday, in a last-ditch attempt to find agreement with just five weeks to go before their current relationship ends. EU negotiator Michel Barnier arrived for talks in London on Saturd...

Italy loosens COVID restrictions in five regions, including Lombardy

The Italian government will ease anti-COVID restrictions in five regions from Sunday, including in the country's richest and most populous region Lombardy, the Health Ministry said. Lombardy, Piedmont and Calabria will be downgraded from red to orange zones, while Sicily and Liguria wil...

Iran Ayatollah promises retaliation for top nuclear scientist killing

Iran's supreme leader promised on Saturday to retaliate for the killing of the Islamic Republic's top nuclear scientist, raising the threat of a new confrontation with the West and Israel in the remaining weeks of Donald Trump's presidency. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei pledged to continue the...

Malta News Briefing – Saturday 28 November

Updated 1233 - Covid-19 Update There were 108 cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours, with 121 recoveries. These were identified out of 2870 swab tests. The number of active cases has declined to 2059. Updated 1220 - Clothing retailers suffer negative Black Friday Black Friday ...

The Church still has its roots in the heart of our nation – Cardinal Mario Grech

Message by Cardinal-Elect Mario Grech "I confess to you that I was a little overwhelmed by our nation's reaction to the announcement made by Pope Francis when he said that he would join me in the College of Cardinals of the Church. I have heard many say that they cried with joy when they h...

Malta: Bishop Mario Grech to be made Cardinal today

In-Nazzjon speaks with bishop Mario Grech who will made Cardinal by Pope Francis today. Mons. Grech said that he is approaching this new ‘universal responsibility’ with some trepidation but great faith. Another story follows the appearance of Konrad Mizzi before the Caruana Galizia publ...

Commission fines pharmaceutical firms Teva and Cephalon for delaying of cheaper generic medicine

The European Commission has fined the pharmaceutical companies Teva and Cephalon €60.5 million for agreeing to delay for several years the market entry of a cheaper generic version of Cephalon's drug for sleep disorders, modafinil, after Cephalon's main patents had expired. The agreement w...

€13.6 million in EU funds being invested to strengthen Malta’s border security

The Malta Police Force will be investing in more high-end security systems at the airport. With €13.6 million allocated in European funds, these systems will lead to better security management at the border. These details were provided during a press conference addressed by M...

Commission launches political debate towards strengthening Schengen and restoring trust

On Monday, 30 November, the Commission will convene the first ever Schengen Forum, gathering Members of the European Parliament and Home Affairs Ministers, and aiming to foster concrete cooperation and political dialogue to address current challenges and build a more resilient Schenge...

Brexit negotiations restart in person as clock ticks down

EU warns decision on UK financial services won’t come before January 1

European Union assessments of whether to grant market access for UK banks and other financial firms will not be completed in time for January, sources in the bloc said on Thursday as the estranged allies make a final push for a free trade deal. Britain's unfettered access to the EU mark...

Airlines expect to avoid Brexit disruption as transition ends

Airlines are hopeful that Brexit-related disruption can be avoided, as Britain and the European Union continue negotiations on their future relationship after the Dec. 31 end of the transition period, the sector's main global body said. "We see positive trends in terms of an agreement,"...

Brexit negotiations restart in person as clock ticks down

Britain’s Brexit dilemma outlasts its architect

by Peter Thal Larsen Britain’s dilemma over Brexit will outlast its architect’s grip on power. Dominic Cummings, who masterminded the campaign to leave the European Union, will step down as Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s top adviser by the end of the year. Joe Biden’s election as U.S. p...