World
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UN Rights Chief Troubled By New EU Migrant Return Rules
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has voiced serious concern over new EU rules governing the return of migrants, warning that provisions in the updated framework could undermine protections for vulnerable people and…
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Iran’s Treatment At World Cup ‘A Dark Point’ For Football: Official
A senior football official has called Iran’s experience at the World Cup “a dark point” for the sport, arguing that the way the team and its supporters were handled exposed contradictions between football’s ideals of…
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Heritage Chief: Do Not Confuse UNESCO Fortifications Bid With Valletta Reporting
Malta’s heritage chief has urged the public and media to keep two separate conservation processes distinct, warning that the country’s UNESCO bid for its historic fortifications should not be mistaken for the routine reporting obligations…
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Trump-Meloni Row Escalates As Leaders Exchange Sharp Personal Attacks
The diplomatic friction between Washington and Rome has boiled over into open personal attacks, turning a policy disagreement into a bitter public feud between Donald Trump and Giorgia Meloni. What began as a clash over…
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Pope Condemns ‘Indifference’ Towards Migrants On Canaries Trip
Pope Leo XIV issued an impassioned condemnation of global indifference toward migrants during a visit to the Canary Islands, challenging political leaders and societies to recognize the dignity of those risking their lives on deadly…
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US Says It Downed Multiple Iran Drones, As Both Insist A Deal Is Closer
The United States said it shot down multiple Iranian one-way attack drones heading toward the Strait of Hormuz, even as Washington and Tehran both signaled that an agreement to end their three-month-old war is closer…
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US Says It Downed Multiple Iran Drones, As Both Insist A Deal Is Closer
The United States said it shot down multiple Iranian one-way attack drones heading toward the Strait of Hormuz, even as Washington and Tehran both signaled that an agreement to end their three-month-old war is closer…
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Valletta Ferry Launches Summer Schedule With Extended Hours
The Valletta Ferry Service has switched to its summer schedule, running from 1 June to 31 October, with extended hours that keep the crossings operating well into the night to meet demand from tourists and…
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Why The New York–Malta Connection Matters
The New York–Malta connection matters because it links the United States’ largest travel market directly to a strategically positioned Mediterranean nation, creating tangible economic, diplomatic, and cultural bridges that benefit both sides. The most visible…
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Bar Owners Face Fresh Questions Over Swiss Inferno
The French couple who owned and managed Le Constellation bar in the Swiss ski resort of Crans-Montana are facing renewed questioning by prosecutors as investigators piece together how a New Year’s Eve celebration turned into…






