Politics
Latest update: Malta News Briefing – Monday 22 February 2021
Updated 1745- News Portal Briefing Latest Update- News Portal Briefing Times of Malta reports that traffic wardens could end up carrying out…
Maltese Editors’ Perspectives
The Times tackles the issue of delayed justice, arguing that increasing complement of judges and magistrates is only part of the solution.…
India’s arrest of activist tied to Greta Thunberg’s movement sparks outrage
Indian politicians and activists on Monday condemned the arrest of a 22-year-old climate campaigner accused of sedition for helping edit an online…
Italy’s Berlusconi says Europe will like League decision to back Draghi govt
The decision by Italy's far-right League party to back the government that former ECB head Mario Draghi is trying to forge is…
Italian government crisis talks blocked on policy issues, sources say
Talks aimed at reviving Italy's collapsed ruling coalition were blocked on Monday over policy issues even before any discussion on who the…
Italy’s PD stands by economy minister; president seeks continuity – sources
ROME, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Italy's co-ruling Democratic Party (PD) will not let Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri be shunted aside in any…
Malta: 190 projects approved during pandemic generating 1,900 new jobs – PM
Prime Minister Robert Abela has said that during the year of the pandemic, a total of 190 projects had been approved, generating…
Malta: Watch: Abela did not recuse himself on hitman’s pardon
Prime Minister Robert Abela did not recuse himself when cabinet decided on a request for presidential pardon filed by one of the…
Maltese Editors’ Perspectives
Times of Malta says that if society believes journalism is a public good, then it must find a way to pay for…
Malta: Casual election for Member of Parliament in the 7th constituency is announced
The Electoral Commission today started receiving nominations for the casual election to fill the vacated seat in Parliament by Prof. Edward Scicluna,…
Malta-24 News Briefing – Monday 9 November
Updated 1745 - News Portal Briefing Times of Malta says that one in every seven people believe it is “justifiable” for politicians…
Malta: Political decisions that show favouritism ‘justifiable’ say one in seven people
One in every seven people believe it is “justifiable” for politicians to make "morally dubious" decisions that show favouritism for individuals, according…