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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

Times of Malta reacts to news that speaker Anglu Farrugia said an investigation into why journalists were locked up in Castille in November should not be published. It says the…

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Simon Busuttil renders tribute to Daphne Caruana Galizia in farewell speech in Parliament – The Headlines – In-Nazzjon

The fight against corruption takes prominence in today’s In-Nazzjon’s front page with two articles dedicated to this theme, one quoting PN Leader Adrian leader in a televised interview yesterday evening,…

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PN leader holds urgent meeting with President of Malta – The Headlines – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon follows the urgent meeting which PN leader Adrian Delia had with President George Vella, where he highlighted the right for people to know the truth. The article states that…

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Malta drops six places in Anti-Money Laundering Index – In-Nazzjon Headlines

In-Nazzjon quotes figures by the Basel Anti-Money Laundering Index and says that Malta dropped six places between 2013 and 2019. The latest report ranks the country in the 13th place. In-Nazzjon follows…

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Government’s spending cancels surplus – Nazzjon Headlines

In-Nazzjon leads with an address in parliament by Opposition leader Adrian Delia who appealed for a ‘positive sign’ by the government on the division of functions of the Attorney General…

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Malta Union of Teachers objects to change in assessment methods in primary schooling

In-Nazzjon says that the Union of Teachers objects to announcements by the Ministry of Education to change assessment methods in primary schooling. The Union said it was never consulted in…

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PN leader Adrian Delia said that a culture of impunity created by the government is threatening the country’s democracy: In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon reports on the Council of Europe session in Strasbourg on Thursday. The paper says that, besides two Malta Labour Party deputies, only four Azeri representatives defended Joseph Muscat’s…

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Caritas director Anthony Gatt speaks against the legalisation of recreational cannabis: The Headlines: In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon says that most of the work at construction sites came to a halt after uncertainties in the sector with the introduction of new building regulations. The paper says…

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PN calls for an immediate public declaration clarifying Neville Gafa’s presence at an official meeting in Libya: The Headlines: In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon reports that government employee was present at an official meeting in Libya discussing visas issued to Libyan nationals. The paper quotes a PN statement calling for an immediate…

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Number of migrants arriving in Malta rises to 750 in a period of few months: The Headlines: In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon says that the government has no interest in resolving the dispute with Midwives at Mater Dei hospital. The Union of Midwives and Nurses is taking industrial action against…

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Neville Gafa’ has reappeared in an official government delegation visiting Libya, led by Maltese ambassador Charles Saliba. – The Headlines: In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon reports that a concert by students at the St Joseph school in Blata l-Bajda was cancelled following the tragic death of Elisa Buhagiar in a traffic accident in Mellieħa.…

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The Headlines: In-Nazzjon – Friday 21st June

In-Nazzjon leads with a summit of the European People’s Party in Brussels ahead of the European Council meeting this weekend. PN leader Adrian Delia told his colleagues at the summit…

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The Headlines: In-Nazzjon – Wednesday 19th June

In-Nazzjon reports that the PN parliamentary group meeting on Tuesday ended after midnight and leader Adrian Delia told the press later that the discussion laid the foundations for the future…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – 18th June 2019

In-Nazzjon covers the presentation of the draft building law and says that the Prime Minister is shifting the blame onto contractors. The paper says Joseph Muscat was challenged on the…

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The Headlines: In-Nazzjon – Monday 17th June

In-Nazzjon says that bureaucracy at Intensity Malta is affecting foreign workers seeking permits, their employers, as well as the ID Malta staff. The paper speaks to a source who…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – 15th June 2019

In-Nazzjon reveals that the appeal in the case by the Opposition Leader demanding a copy of the Egrant report will be heard on June 24. The paper says that the…

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The Headlines: In-Nazzjon – Friday 14th June

In-Nazzjon speaks to one of the residents who described the panic situation after she heard the loud crashing sound. She said that she filed multiple reports with the Planning Authority…

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The Headlines: In-Nazzjon – Thursday 13th June

In-Nazzjon quotes Opposition Leader Adrian Delia who accused the government of ignoring the Constitutional Convention and passing laws separately. Delia said that the Bill to separate the powers of…

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The Headlines: In-Nazzjon – Wednesday 12th June

In-Nazzjon speaks to Occupational Health and safety Authority director Mark Gauci who said that people have an obligation to report abuse on construction sites and other places of work. The…

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The Headlines: In-Nazzjon – Monday 10th June

In-Nazzjon publishes a statement by the Association of Local Council after the Mellieħa incident next to a construction site. The Association complained about the lack of enforcement by authorities even…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Saturday 8th June

In-Nazzjon quotes PN leader Adrian Delia that he will not remain on the fence and will keep working to overcome obstacles. Delia, who was taking part in TV programme Xarabank,…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Thursday 6th June

In-Nazzjon also reports on the formal recommendations and says that the EU Commission is insisting on the independence of the judiciary, especially with regards to appointments and dismissal of its members.…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Wednesday 5th June

In-Nazzjon reports on industrial actions by the Union of Teachers cancelling exams in Maltese and mathematics. Union president Marco Bonnici told the paper that directives were issued in September to…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Monday 3rd June

In-Nazzjon says that Roberta Metsola has been named the PN’s Head of Delegation in European Parliament after an announcement by party leader Adrian Delia on Sunday. Delia said the PN…

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Malta Headlines – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon picks up an article published in US news magazine The Atlantic questioning why no action has been taken about the state of rule of law in Malta. The paper…

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Malta Headlines – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon says that a sea operation by the AFM rescued 75 migrants who were holding on to a tuna farm. The Marine Unit collaborated with the Italian Coast Guard and…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Thursday 30th May

In-Nazzjon quotes PN Leader Adrian Delia who said that he will continue to listen to people to plan for the future with them. Delia said that he humbly accepts…

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Malta Headlines – In-Nazzjon (Tuesday 28th May 2019)

In-Nazzjon says that the Prime Minister’s claim on Sunday that Labour’s electoral victory is greater that the one registered by Paul Boffa is not true. The paper notes that gap…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Monday 27th May

In-Nazzjon says that the PN accepts the electoral result ‘with the greatest humility’ as it announces Labour’s victory of the fourth MEP seat. The paper says the European People’s…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Saturday 25th May

In-Nazzjon says that an alarmed Scicluna asked Fenech what he was doing firing at migrants; Fenech is reported to have threatened to shoot him as well if he did…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Friday 24th May

In-Nazzjon says that political parties brought their month-long campaigns to a close on Thursday and today marks a day of reflection. Elections were held in hospitals yesterday, while electoral agents…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Thursday 23rd May

In-Nazzjon says that Adrian Delia delivered a confident and convincing performance in the final debate. The paper says that the Prime Minister failed to give clear answers on tax harmonisation…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Wednesday 22 May

In-Nazzjon says that Malta’s reputation has been clouded by a government that is attracting harsh criticism. PN Leader Adrian Delia said that EU states look at Malta as a…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – 21st May 2019

In-Nazzjon says that the PN presented 15 proposals for people with dyslexia. In another story, the paper says that government is keeping its eyes shut to the security problem in…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Monday 20th May

In-Nazzjon also follows the case against Fenech and Scicluna presided by magistrate Josette Demicoli. The soldiers are being accused racially motivated crimes including murder, attempted murder, and a hit-and-run incident.…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – 18th May 2019

In-Nazzjon says that the nation has been denied of ‘another important’ debate after Prime Minister Joseph Muscat turned down an invitation by Opposition Leader Adrian Delia to go head-to-head on…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Thursday 16th May

In-Nazzjon quotes National Statistics Office figures showing an increase in Price Index from 1.3 percent to 1.7 percent in April. The paper says that expenses related to water, gas, housing,…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Tuesday 14th May 2019

In-Nazzjon says that parliament has been lifted until after the elections at the end of the month. The paper says government took the sudden decision to avoid a scheduled discussion…

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