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MEPs vote to boost deployment of renewable energy across EU, while Greens question Metsola interview in which she commented on costs of climate adaptability
Franciscan Friars’ soup kitchen in Valletta has been awarded the European Citizens’ Prize for Malta, two years since the start of its operations
Wide ramifications for Maltese public broadcaster and historic link to central government, with European law that would lay down transparent methods of editorial and directorial...
The European Parliament yesterday voted with a very strong majority in favour of an EU directive aimed at protecting journalists, activists, academics, artists, and researchers...
Malta will deploy Artificial Intelligence to identify crops and trees from geo-tagged photos, uploaded by farmers through BiedjaCam, a government app
Italian press report that European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen could be touted to succeed Nato secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg, reopen yet again prospect of...
Chicken farmers hen-pecked by EU plans on cages
Maltese chicken farmers face new hurdles by end of 2023 as the European...
Maltese chicken farmers face new hurdles by end of 2023 as...
President Zelenskyy and Ukrainians awarded with Sakharov Prize
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola announced the Sakharov...
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola...
Muscat hits back at LIBE report: ‘No corruption accusations against me’
Former PM Joseph Muscat says claims by MEPs that he remains ‘unprosecuted’ for corruption is unsubstantiated and demands rectification
Former PM Joseph Muscat says claims by MEPs that he remains...
MEPs set up cross-party group on legalisation of personal use of cannabis
Cyrus Engerer among group of MEPs in cross-party group on cannabis legalisation
Cyrus Engerer among group of MEPs in cross-party group on...
Written press most trusted, but online and social media most read by Maltese
Maltese respondents to a Eurobarometer survey on the media said they trust Malta’s written press – and its online presence – the most, second...
Maltese respondents to a Eurobarometer survey on the media...
‘Thing of the past’: why cheap flights face price hikes over fuel changes
Labour MEPs have voted against the European Parliament’s negotiating position with EU governments over the introduction of sustainable aviation fuel: the...
Labour MEPs have voted against the European...
Access nuclear and natural gas can help attain green deal targets - Alfred Sant
Whilst acknowledging they are not environmentally neutral, Sant said they offer reasonable transitional paths to environmentally neutral energy
Whilst acknowledging they are not environmentally...
Sant, Engerer back EP resolution to enshrine right to legal abortion
Resolution adopted with 324 MEPs in favour, calls for the amendment of Article...
Resolution adopted with 324 MEPs in favour, calls for the...
Labour MEPs break ranks to defeat socialist resolution against EU funding of gas
MEPs rejected motion from socialists, Greens and Left to oppose gas and nuclear energy being included in EU list of environmentally sustainable...
MEPs rejected motion from socialists, Greens and Left to...
Croatia on course to adopt the euro after European Parliament gives the green light
Croatia is set to adopt the euro as its currency as from 1 January 2023
Croatia is set to adopt the euro as its currency as from 1...
Alfred Sant casts doubt on ECB inflation forecast
Labour MEP Alfred Sant says high inflation could persist beyond...
Labour MEP Alfred Sant says...
Josianne Cutajar demands European Commission act on air travel disruptions
Labour MEP Josianne Cutajar says ticket price increases, long delays, lost luggage and last-minute flight cancellations were jeopardising Europe's...
Labour MEP Josianne Cutajar says ticket price...
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[WATCH] ‘These are the new public utilities of our time’: Labour MEP on regulating tech giants like Facebook, Google
Alex Agius Saliba says representing 27 member states meant European negotiators could leverage their weight to regulate the digital ecosystem
Alex Agius Saliba says representing 27 member states meant...
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[WATCH] Energy crisis: With war, EU needs fallback position on Green Deal
Labour MEPs Alfred Sant and Josianne Cutajar explore the different ways the war in Ukraine could affect Malta and the wider bloc
Labour MEPs Alfred Sant and Josianne Cutajar explore the...
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