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March 5 (Reuters) - Italy said on Friday it would further tighten coronavirus restrictions in three of its 20 regions, while France reported the number of people in intensive care…

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UPDATED Record 263 new coronavirus cases – Malta News Briefing – Sunday 28 February 2021 –

COVID Update Malta registered a record 263 new Coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours. This brings the total of active cases to 2720. There were 192 recoveries and 2…

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Malta News Briefing – Saturday 20 February 2021

Updated 1240 - Covid-19 Update Health authorities reported 199 new COVID cases over the past 24 hours and just 106 recoveries, out of 3,100 swab tests. Two further patients died,…

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Maltese Editors Perspectives

The Times of Malta takes the justice system to task for allowing former Minister Konrad Mizzi to avoid answering any sort of question on Court. The Editor argues that such…

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Maltese Editors Perspectives

The Times of Malta appeals to its readers not to let their guard down during the festivities. That temptation should be resisted if we really do care for our loved…

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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

The Times of Malta dedicates its Editorial to Maltese literary giant Oliver Friggieri who was laid to rest yesterday. The Editor recalls how Friggieri regaled the Maltese nation and its…

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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

The Times of Malta argues that the selection of Bishop Mario Grech as a Cardinal speaks of this most welcome direction taken by the Church under Pope Francis. The Editor…

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Malta-24 News Briefing – Wednesday 23rd September 2020

Updated 1745 - News Portal Review TVM says 42 new cases of Covid-19 have been identified in Malta over the past 24 hours after 2,444 swab tests were carried out.…

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Malta-24 News Briefing – Tuesday 22nd September 2020

Updated 1951 - 24th Covid-19 death in Malta An 86-year-old man has died while suffering COVID-19, the Health Ministry announced this evening. He was diagnosed with the infection on September…

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CDE News Views – This Day in Photos

Today's salient news in pictures as taken by the pool of photographers of EPA/EFE for CDE News. epa08677973 A handout photo made available by the NASA's Worldview application, part of…

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CDE News Views – This Day in Photos

Today's salient news in pictures as taken by the pool of photographers of EPA/EFE for CDE News. Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis speaks with pupils during the beginning of the…

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CDE News Views – This Day in Photos

Today's salient news in pictures as taken by the pool of photographers of EPA/EFE for CDE News. EPA-EFE/Martin Meissner / POOL EPA-EFE/VASSIL DONEVEPA-EFE/AIDAN CRAWLEY EPA-EFE/AIDAN CRAWLEY NHS staff at a…

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CDE News Views – This Day in Photos

The skeleton of a Tyrannousaurus Rex can be seen displayed in the auction house Christies's in New York, New York, USA, 15 September 2020 (issued 16 September 2020). The skeleton…

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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

The Times of Malta looks at Prime Minister Robert Abela’s recent economic plans. Abela had announced five pillars of economic policy that the country will focus on for the next…

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Malta-24 News Briefing – Sunday 6th September August 2020

Updated 1745 - Newspaper Review Times of Malta reports that two migrants who tried to slip out of Malta by hiding inside a container destined for shipment to Italy have…

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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

In its editorial, The Times of Malta insists that the government should have published former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat's resignation letter. Both Prime Minister Robert Abela and President George Vella…

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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

The Times of Malta takes inspiration from recent plans announced for the area around Villa Barbaro in Tarxien recalling that the character of old Maltese streets and buildings is disappearing.…

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GO subsidiary in Cyprus is first foreign registered company to issue and list bonds locally

Cablenet Communications Systems plc, a subsidiary in which GO holds a 60.26% share, is the first foreign registered company to have issued €40 million worth of bonds locally which were…

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Malta: Hundreds of people in self-isolation

The Independent says that there are 1,200 people currently in quarantine, among them 143 healthcare workers. The number of active Covid-19 decreased from 528 to 505 after 54 recoveries were…

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Malta: Tourist operators feel instant effect of UK quarantine rules

The Times speaks to travel agents who said that the decision by the UK to take Malta off the safe list has resulted in a series of cancellations by British…

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Malta: Yorgen Fenech among prisoners on hunger strike

L-Orizzont carries an announcement by the Correctional Services Agency managing the Corradino prison which said that prisoners staging a hunger strike are being monitored by doctors. Yorgen Fenech is among…

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Malta: Attempted murder in Ta’ Qali

In-Nazzjon reports on a murder attempt in a drug deal gone bad in Ta’ Qali on Thursday night, leaving a 57-year -old in critical condition. A 36-year-old man is helping…

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Malta: University and Junior College to open in October

The Independent reports that the University of Malta and Ġ.F. Abela Junior College are planning to reopen in October unless health authorities instruct otherwise. A spokesperson said that measures will…

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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

The recent surge in coronavirus cases in Malta and the health vs economy debate with four editorials tackling the new spike. The Times of Malta says the PM has got…

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Parties and Mass Gatherings Not In Country’s Best Interest – FELTOM

Many businesses, organisations and front liners have sacrificed a lot over the past months. But just as sacrifice and commitment started to bear some positive results and improvements, we are…

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Malta-24 News Briefing Tuesday 21st July 2020

Updated 0832: Newspaper Review The Times leads with a decision by a court of appeals to award a family €67,000 in compensation for a building accident that left a woman…

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CorporateDispatchPro – Digitisation: Beyond Digital

Companies today are born digital. The digitisation of processes not only opens up exciting new business opportunities but makes entrepreneurship itself more widely accessible and more democratic. Technological change…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Sunday 19th July 2020

Updated 1455 - One coronavirus case is confirmed The Health Department confirmed one new case of coronavirus throughout the previous 24 hours. Though not specified in the daily update, it…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Saturday 18th July 2020 UPDATE

Update 1902 - Second case reported A second coronavirus case of the day has been detected. A migrant who was among a group of 63 rescued and brought ashore on…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Friday 17th July 2020

Updated 1241 - No new cases of coronavirus The Health Department said that there were no new coronavirus cases in Malta. Another person recovered, meaning only three active cases remain…

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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

Three Editorials call for PN Leader Adrian Delia's head this morning, while the business papers share their concerns on the slow economic recovery constrained by limited numbers in tourism. The…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Thursday 16th July 2020

Updated 0859 - Newspaper Review The Malta Business Weekly says that the EU Commission intends to put pressure on low-tax members, including Malta. The Commission says that advantageous corporate tax…

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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

Democracy, pandemic, governance and the environment. Four hot topics to stimulate discussion today in Malta's editorials. The Times of Malta asks whether the President served democracy in his decision not…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Sunday 12th July 2020

Updated 0915 - Newspaper Review Malta Today says that self-confessed middleman in the Caruana Galizia murder plot, Melvin Theuma, was informed of a pardon request made by Vincent Muscat, one of…

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Two Ultra-Runners To Attempt 190 km Round Malta and Gozo in 35 hours

For the first time on Saturday 25th July, two ultra-runners will be tackling the complete coastline of Malta and Gozo with a 190km run that is expected to take 35 hours. Claudio Camilleri and Patrick Tabone…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Thursday 9th July 2020

Updated 1531 - Therese Comodini Cachi touted as Opposition Leader A number of media sources are reporting that Nationalist MP and former MEP Therese Comodini Cachia will be nominated by…

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Malta faces political meltdown – Employers

The Malta Employers’ Association stated that the country faces a political and institutional meltdown unless the two major parties get their respective houses in order. In a statement, the employers…

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Maltese MEPs to propose amendments to EU trucking reforms in bid to protect local industry

Maltese Members of the European Parliament are expected to unanimously support a number of amendments to the so-called Mobility Package during today's Plenary Session in Brussels. Addressing local members of…

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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

Five editorials in print today raise various issues for discussion ranging from the PN's troubles to the reformed IIP programme, and from construction to the importance of print media. The…

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Shipping industry must contribute to climate neutrality, say MEPs

The Commission has put forward a proposal to revise the EU system for monitoring, reporting and verifying CO2 emissions from maritime transport (the “EU MRV Regulation”) and bring it in line…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Wednesday 8th July 2020

Updated 1300 - No new cases of coronavirus Malta registered no new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours, the Department of Health said. As one person recovered during…

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MEPs call for News Media Fund and boost to cultural sector

A number of MEPs from the major European political parties, have called on the European Union to support the strengthening of democracy by establishing a dedicated News Media Fund. They…

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Investors undettered by Putin’s strengthening of Kremlin control

The prospect of President Vladimir Putin staying in the Kremlin until 2036 does not seem to be deterring buyers of Russia's high-yielding sovereign bonds as investors focus on economic fundamentals and…

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Maltese Editors’ Perpsectives

Weekdays editorials are back with a selection of topics for discussion ranging from the US Presidency to expensive wine, from culture to the health sector. The Times of Malta turns…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Sunday 5th July 2020

Politics Update: PN leader Adrian Delia has pledged to call a meeting of his parliamentary group after MPs called for to meet urgently following claims that he kept in touch…

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Malta: GWU calls for more flexibility in the workplace

It-Torċa quotes General Workers Union secretary general Josef Bugeja who said that a new legislative framework is necessary to provide more flexibility to industrial relations. He said the Covid-19 emergency…

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Malta: Bank deposits increase by half a million during pandemic

Kullħadd quotes figures released by the Central Bank showing that household deposits in banks reached €13.7 billion by May, rising by €500,000 since the start of the coronavirus outbreak in…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Saturday 4th July 2020

Updated 1240 - No new cases of coronavirus in Malta There were no new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours, the Health Department said. With one recovery being…

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EU sues Austria, Belgium, Netherlands over anti-money laundering rules

The European Commission said it was suing Austria, Belgium and the Netherlands because the three countries had not fully integrated EU rules on anti-money laundering into their national laws. The 27-nation bloc's…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Friday 3rd July 2020

Updated 1401 - Imported case not linked to re-opening of airport Air Malta said in a statement that the person who tested positive in the past 24 hours was a…

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Malta’s 6 MEPs jointly nominate Charmaine Gauci, team for prestigious European award

Malta and Gozo’s six representatives in the European Parliament have come together to jointly nominate Professor Charmaine Gauci, her team and all the healthcare professionals and volunteers that helped coordinate…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Tuesday 30th June 2020

Updated 1232 - Malta maintains no new cases streak For the first time since March, Malta has registered four consecutive days with no new cases of coronavirus. A person has…

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China registers 19 new cases of coronavirus as WHO experts fly in to investigate causes of outbreak

China has registered 19 new cases of coronavirus on the mainland, seven more than the day before. Of these new cases, seven were identified in the capital city Beijing, where a…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Monday 29th June 2020

Updated 1231 - No new cases of coronavirus, three recoveries Malta has seen no new cases of coronavirus during the past 24 hours, consolidating a trend of six Covid-free days…

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Malta-24 – News Briefing – Saturday 27th June 2020 UPDATED

Updated 1235 - No new coronavirus cases There were no new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours, the Health Department said on Facebook. With three people recovering during the…

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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

Protection of journalists, discrimination, the recent political scandals and the fortunes of the Opposition all make their way in today's Editorials. The Times of Malta calls for stronger protections of…

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EU seeks unity over coronavirus stimulus in virtual meeting this morning

European Union leaders hope to unite behind an unprecedented stimulus to inject billions of euros into their coronavirus-ravaged economies at a virtual meeting this morning - but many fights still separate…

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