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WEBPro-choice activists return to Valletta in call for decriminalisation of abortion. The coalition says 500 women in Malta last year carried out an abortion through the use of pills, consumed in their homes.
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WEBNeil Agius breaks world record in round Malta-Gozo swim. Ultra-endurance athlete and clean seas activist Neil Agius swam some 140km for 60 hours around Malta and Gozo to set a new world record. MaltaToday is the 24/7 online newspaper renowned for its investigative and analytical journalism together with …
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WEBKM Malta Airlines cancels two flights due to staff strike in Milan Linate Airport. The affected flights are KM624 from Malta to Milan Linate, scheduled to depart at 12:45pm, and KM625 from Milan Linate to Malta, scheduled to depart...
[LIVE] Election Day: Voting in Malta comes to an end with prospect …
WEBMar 26, 2022 — Polling stations opened at 7am and closed at 10pm. Election day brought to an end a short 33-day campaign with well over 340,552 voters eligible to cast their votes on Saturday. Official turnout figures until 2pm showed that 44.8% of the electorate had voted, a decline of eight points over the 2017 election.
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WEBMġarr man faces sentencing after admitting to breaching protection orders. A 36-year-old pleaded guilty to violating court orders by following his ex-wife to an event, with sentencing set for Friday.
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WEBBorg reiterates calls for Russia to withdraw forces from Ukraine. Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg is this week leading Malta’s participation in the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
COLA: Workers get €9.90 wage increase, top-up for public
WEBOct 24, 2022 — Public sector workers will receive an additional €3.50 per week to the yearly increment agreed in their collective agreement. Workers will be receiving a statutory wage increase of €9.90 per week from January, the highest cost of living increase in more than two decades. The COLA mechanism is linked to inflation and was agreed to by unions ...
Why 1919 is important: ‘It was the first time the Maltese bit the …
WEBJun 7, 2019 — It was Malta’s first real ‘revolution’. The Sette Giugno uprising of 1919 occupies a fundamental place in Maltese national consciousness, marking an important step in the fight against colonialism and the development of the labour movement and trade unions, apart from the death of four Maltese rioters shot by British troops in Valletta.
Your essential guide to the latest COVID-19 restrictions
WEBMar 12, 2021 — Open-air markets cannot operate, cinemas are closed and a host of shops have to remain shut under new COVID-19 restrictions that kicked off on 11 March. The new restrictions will remain in force until 11 April as part of the country’s efforts to stymie the spread of COVID-19. Here is a quick guide to the new rules based on the legal notices ...