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Kurt Sansone

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Kurt Sansone is Executive Editor of MaltaToday. He was formerly deputy editor of MaltaToday on Sunday and later editor of Illum, before joining The Times of Malta. He was awarded best new feature in the 2012 IGM awards, and best commentary journalism in 2025.

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Speaker rules Graffitti activists breached parliamentary privilege with budget protest

National

Speaker Anglu Farrugia says anybody wanting to follow parliamentary proceedings from the Strangers’ Gallery will now have to leave their bag and mobile phone outside

Steward SLAPP: Spanish court says Mediatoday in procedural default

National

Mediatoday Co. Ltd has been declared in default of an ongoing SLAPP proceeding filed by the floundering healthcare company Steward in Spain, against the newspaper and former...

Changing Malta’s drug laws: Compassion or appeasement?

National 27 October 2024, 6:30am

Kurt Sansone

Speaker rules Graffitti activists breached parliamentary privilege with budget protest

Steward SLAPP: Spanish court says Mediatoday in procedural default

Changing Malta’s drug laws: Compassion or appeasement?

PL, PN mum on whether Villa Rosa developer donated money

Villa Rosa developer insists PA drafted local plan review objectives, confirms meeting 'authorities'

PN accuses minister of mocking Gozitans with ‘phantom hospital project’

PN prepared to govern, Bartolo tells EY business leaders conference

Paola regional health centre medical equipment is on site, supplier says

Robert Abela wants Malta to outperform Europe in the digital and green transitions

Justice Minister miffed but does not use power to request probe into ‘irresponsible’ magistrate

Government wants to define country’s vision for the next 25 years

European Commission cannot intervene in Identità fraud scandal, Johansson tells Casa

Minister opens debate on tougher punishments for violence against public officers with dig at anti-corruption activists

[WATCH] Josef Vella: ‘Politicians need to stop trying to win votes by doing favours’