Malta
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EU’s Six Biggest Economies Agree on Steps for Financial Integration
Finance ministers from the EU’s six biggest economies, known as the E6, agreed on Friday, May 29, 2026, to support more centralized capital markets supervision as a key step toward deeper financial integration across the…
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Record Entry for the 12th Laferla Sette Giugno Cruise
The 12th Laferla Sette Giugno Cruise has attracted a record entry this year, underscoring the event’s growing stature on Malta’s yachting calendar and its deep connection to the island’s maritime traditions. Organised in commemoration of…
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Four Killed After Train Hits School Bus in Belgium
Four people, including two children, were killed on Tuesday morning when a passenger train struck a school minibus at a level crossing in Buggenhout, a town in East Flanders about 23 kilometres north of Brussels.…
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Malta Features on Italian TV Show ‘Little Big Italy’
The island of Malta took centre stage on Italy’s hit culinary travel show _Little Big Italy_, with a dedicated episode showcasing the depth of Italian culture and cuisine that continues to thrive across the Mediterranean…
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Watch: Police Chief Indirectly Confirms Joseph Muscat Is Being Investigated
Malta’s Police Commissioner indirectly confirmed that former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat is under investigation, adding a new layer to the long-running probes surrounding the Labour administration that governed from 2013 to 2020. While not naming…
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Average Worker Is Earning €1,850 a Month and Working a 40.6 Hour Week
Recent labour market data shows that the average worker in Malta is earning around €1,850 a month gross while putting in a 40.6 hour work week, a combination that highlights both the structure of employment…
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Sliema Fuel Station Application Suspended for Six Months After Licence Issues
An application to establish a new fuel station in Sliema has been suspended for six months following licence issues that emerged during the regulatory review process, halting the project until compliance concerns raised by the…
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Plasterer Denied Bail Over Knife Attack on Client in Ħamrun
A plasterer was denied bail after being arraigned in connection with a knife attack on a client in Ħamrun, following an argument over pending payments for work carried out. The accused, 24-year-old Tarek Meashi Ualid,…
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Repubblika’s Pilatus Bank Challenge to Continue in Open Court
Repubblika’s legal challenge seeking to compel the police and attorney general to prosecute former Pilatus Bank officials will continue in open court after the NGO successfully rebuffed the state’s attempt to have the proceedings heard…
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Most Systems in ‘Shabby’ Cospicua Care Home Need a Complete Overhaul – Reports
Inspection reports into a care home in Cospicua have concluded that most of its core systems are no longer fit for purpose and require a complete overhaul, describing the facility as ‘shabby’ and highlighting widespread…






