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Malta: Opposition to Marsascala marina proposal mounts

Opposition continued to mount against the Marasascala marina proposal as In-Nazzjon reports that the Nationalist Party is taking the side of the residents and that the PN local councilors have…

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Malta: Grievance process for army officers stalled for three years

The Times of Malta reports that half of army officers are still awaiting justice with a grievance process being stalled for the past three years. This process reportedly concerns some…

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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

The Times of Malta says that the arts and culture sector are facing great challenges due to the Coronavirus crisis. It says that this sector is vital and urges people…

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Malta: Messages between Yorgen Fenech and Adrian Delia surface

The Sunday Times reveals a series of messages between business Yorgen Fenech and PN Leader Adrian Delia sent in 2019. The paper says it was always Fenech who started the…

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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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Italy’s newspaper publishing sector to lose around €400 million

Italy's newspaper publishing sector is set to lose around 403 million euros in the first half of this year due to a collapse in revenue from sales and advertising, sector…

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Lawrence Cutajar had interference from OPM: The Headlines – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon says Lawrence Cutajar was the fifth Police Commissioner of the ‘Muscat-Schembri era’. The paper says that people close to the Cutajar lamented the fact that he was unable to…

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President calls for collective effort in new year: The Headlines – The Times

The Times quotes President George Vella who in a televised message on New Year’s Day appealed for a collective effort to overcome the challenges the country is facing. The President…

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PN should not repeat past mistakes – Malta Independent on Sunday

The Independent on Sunday says that the dismantling of the fuel storage tanks in Birżebbuġa is still pending approval by the Planning Authority. The paper says that Prime Minister Joseph…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning, Our Sunday morning briefing brings you a quick roundup of the headlines covered from Malta and around the world to start your day informed. Malta Newspaper Headlines…

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Editors’ Perspectives – 31st May 2018

The editorial of The Malta Business Weekly analyses the current situation in Italy. Entitled <<Italians must combat threat to their sovreignity>> focuses on the current situation in Italy and presents…

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What’s on today’s newspapers?

Good morning, Today's newspapers review follows. The Malta Independent quotes Dr Etienne Muscat, Maltese Association of Psychiatry Treasurer, who says that mental health in Malta in not a priority to…

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Editors’ Perspectives

The editorial of The Times entitled <<An unwarrented decision>> argues that The President and the Minister of Justice should put the decision to go ahead with granting warrants to two…

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Editors’ Perspectives – 25th May, 2018

The Times editorial focuses on the NAO report about the Mater Dei project. Entitled <<Evidence of maladministration>> The editorial argues that “The findings again confirm a national malady – unpreparedness…

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Editors’ Perspectives – 24th May, 2018

The editorial of The Malta Business Weekly focuses on the average wage. <<Average wage in Malta almost near average wage of migrants>> refers to Eurostat figures which showed that the…

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Editors’ Perspectives – 23rd May, 2018

The editorial of The Independent entitled <<Media under threat>> “This week’s cyberattack on blogger Manuel Delia’s blog was not an isolated incident, but the latest in a long chain of…

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Editors’ Perspectives – 22nd May, 2018

The Times editorial is entitled Councils must lead by Example. It argues that at the same time that the Local Council's Association called for greater powers to be given to local council…

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Editors’ Perspectives – Monday 21st May, 2018

The Times editorial refers to the constant issue of governance in the financial sector. In the story <<The cause of good governance>> refers to the introduction of changes in legislation…

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Newspaper Review – Monday 21st May 2018

The Malta Independent covers three stories in its frontpage. It leads with a story which carries the title <<Hotel and restaurant industry still stuggling with staff shortages>>. The report argues…

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Editors’ Perspectives – Sunday 20th May 2018

In an editorial entitled <<Delia’s uphill struggle>> the Sunday Times states that although the Nationalist Party Leader made some progress on all fronts, his speech on Sunday, despite being good…

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Newspaper Review – Sunday 20th May 2018

Maltatoday’s front page carries two stories. In the main one, entitled <<UNESCO experts stop hotelier’s bid to turn St Elmo into laguna>> we read that UNESTO stopped a proposal by…

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Newspaper Review – Saturday May 19 2018

The main headline on The Times <<Malta at risk of being taken over by Mafia – NGO>> reports on a 24-page report published in the past days by Fondazione Caponnetto,…

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Editor Perspectives – Friday 18th May

The editorial of L-Oriżżont, <<Inħarsu lejn l-Abilita’>> refers to the importance that whenever we look at a person with disability, we have to look at the abilities of each individual.…

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Editor Perspectives – Thursday 17th May 2018

The editorial in today’s The Times takes the cue from the newspapers frontpage article and calls for the setting up of a “robust safety net” to protect police officers and…

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Editor Perspectives – Wednesday 16th May 2018

The Times editorial entitled << Justice in a reasonable time>> refers to the comments by the new Chief Justice Joseph Azzopardi who referred to the workload factor at his inaugural…

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Editor Perspectives – 9th May 2018

The Maltese language, the national broadcaster, the voluntary sector, the Nationalist Party's future and Fibromyalgia are the themes of today's newspaper editors' perspectives. In-Nazzjon’s editor dedicates the editorial to the…

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Malta Newspaper Review – 5th May 2018

Good morning, Today's NewsPaper Review by Jesmond Saliba follows. The Times’s main story <<Traffic likely cause of huge carbon dioxide rise>> refers to the Eurostat data about CO2 emissions and…

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Malta – Newspaper analysis 2nd May 2018

Good morning, Today's Newspapers focus on the speeches delivered by the Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition in two separate events organised by the respective parties to commemorate Worker's…

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Malta – Newspaper analysis 1st May 2018

Good morning, Today's Newspapers focuses on the revelations made in Parliament by the Nationalist MP Jason Azzopardi on who alerted the three suspects of Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder about the…

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