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Valletta inhabitants least satisfied with cultural facilities across EU

From a survey carried out across the countries in the European Union, Valletta inhabitants claimed to be the most dissatisfied with the city’s cultural facilities

EU Ombudsman questions Barroso’s move to Goldman Sachs

European Ombudsman Emily O’Reilly argues that the European Commission cannot ignore the issues raised by José Manuel Barroso’s move to the Goldman Sachs’s...

Alfred Sant: EP’s Brexit resolution plays into eurosceptics’ hands

Labour MEP votes against cross-party resolution insisting there is no legal or political basis to insist that Article 50 be activated so soon after referendum...

Labour MEP votes against cross-party resolution insisting...

[WATCH] Brexit talks: ‘Disappointed’ Muscat urges EU to rethink its stance

Muscat: ‘We can blame the UK’s exit on others; but if there’s a second country [that leaves] we have only ourselves to blame’

Muscat: ‘We can blame the UK’s exit on others;...

Booed at plenary, Ukip leader says other countries will follow UK out of EU

Bitter exchanges at the European Parliament as Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker questions Nigel Farage’s presence at the plenary

Bitter exchanges at the European Parliament as Commission...

Updated | Brexit talks: Joseph Muscat says EU missing ‘the real issues’

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat insists talk of ‘Article 50 is irrelevant’ for EU citizens • Opposition leader Simon Busuttil urges EU to tread...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat insists talk of ‘Article...

UK faces the possibility of a brain drain as Berlin eyes tech talent

As politicians iron out the political implications of Brexit, business sectors...

As politicians iron out the political implications of...

Brexit: what next, and how does it affect Brits in Malta?

Once Britain invokes Article 50, which establishes the procedures for a member...

Once Britain invokes Article 50, which establishes the...

[ANALYSIS] Brexit: own goal or a new beginning?

There were factors directly linked to the way British politics evolved,...

There were factors directly linked to the way British...

David Cameron to face ‘the 27’ over Brexit vote

UK referendum to be discussed over dinner with David Cameron but ‘the...

UK referendum to be discussed over dinner with David...

Britain will not trigger Article 50 ‘at this stage’

‘Britain is leaving the EU, but we must not turn our back on Europe or...

‘Britain is leaving the EU, but we must not turn our...

Conservative Party executive chairman says Brexit negotiations should be finalised before a general election is called

Conservative Party executive chairman says Brexit...

Following the historic Brexit vote, markets crashed, the Sterling hit a 31-year low and Prime Minister David Cameron resigned. In the wake of all this, some of...

Following the historic Brexit vote, markets crashed, the...

Shadow ministers resign as Brexit fallout continues

String of Labour MPs resign from shadow cabinet in protest against Labour...

String of Labour MPs resign from shadow cabinet in protest...

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Nicola Sturgeon: Scotland could block Brexit

Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says she would consider asking Scottish...

Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says she would...

Brexit Q&A | 'Tough EU stance against UK would be detrimental' - Sant

Labour MEP Alfred Sant, the former party leader who had made a case against...

Labour MEP Alfred Sant, the former party leader who had...

Brexit Q&A | 'Malta needs Britain to remain strong economic partner' - Gonzi

Former Nationalist prime minister Lawrence Gonzi says it is crucial for Malta to understand the importance for Britain to be successful even outside of...

Former Nationalist prime minister Lawrence Gonzi...

Founding EU members won’t waste time: UK must leave 'as soon as possible'

The six founding members admit EU must find ‘better ways of dealing with different levels of ambition so as to ensure that Europe delivers better on the...

The six founding members admit EU must find ‘better...

Updated | British Commissioner steps down: ‘What’s done cannot be undone’

Lord Hill's resignation will take effect on 15 July • Jean-Claude Juncker 'stands ready to discuss swiftly with the British Prime Minister...

Lord Hill's resignation will take effect on 15 July...

UK petition for second Brexit referendum reaches over one million signatures

Parliamentary petition calls for a second referendum