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More than 1,200 foreign nurses working in Malta, together with their union, have raised serious concerns over new Budget 2027 measures that impose additional financial burdens on third-country nationals, warning that the changes could put…

At least four commercial flights across Europe were thrown into chaos on Tuesday after a coordinated wave of hoax bomb threats forced emergency protocols, diversions and the temporary closure of an airport, though all aircraft…

More than seven years after the racially motivated killing of Ivorian father-of-two Lassana Cisse Souleymane, who was shot dead while walking home along Triq il-Gebel between Hal Far and Birzebbuga on 6 April 2019, a…

The Attorney General has intentionally weakened her own office through a series of mistakes, inexplicable decisions and alleged cover-ups for corrupt politicians, with Nationalist MP Karol Aquilina arguing that what appears to be incompetence is…

A new chapter is opening for Malta’s English-language education sector as Positively Languages, the leading international language learning business formerly known as Kaplan Languages Group, has announced the launch of Positively Languages Malta in the…

Italy’s government held emergency security talks on Tuesday 3 November 2026 after a coordinated wave of cyberattacks targeted supermarket freezer and refrigeration systems across at least 11 European countries, raising alarms in Brussels of a…

Lufthansa became the latest airline to warn that ticket prices will rise further as it forecast a two-billion-euro jump in annual fuel costs due to the ongoing war in Iran, joining a growing list of…

Sweden’s outgoing Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has been asked by the Speaker of the Riksdag to try to form a new government despite losing his right-wing coalition’s majority in the snap election held on 13…

Tyson Fury is set to face British rival Anthony Joshua in Cardiff on December 11 in what is being billed as one of the biggest all-British heavyweight showdowns in recent boxing history. The long-awaited clash…

The European Union is considering new legislation that could bring significant changes to how children interact with social media platforms, with the aim of providing stronger protection for young users online. The proposed law focuses…