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Man who died in San Gwann is from Colombia
The man who fell four storeys last Wednesday and died in hospital on Friday was from Colombia, the police said Sunday. The man's identity was still unknown at the time of his death last ...
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Wreath laying ceremony takes place on Remembrance Sunday
Remembrance Sunday was commemorated today, with a mass held at St John's Co-Cathedral, followed by a ceremony at the War Memorial in Floriana, where the President of Malta, the Prime Minister, and ...
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‘A betrayal of meritocracy,’ Bernard Grech blasts Prime Minister for accepting Bartolo's apology
Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech has described Prime Minister Robert Abela's acceptance of Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo's apology over an ethics breach as a ...
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PM indicates need for maritime hub, says sites in Grand Harbour must be used in best way possible
Prime Minister Robert Abela has stressed the need to utilize prime maritime related sites in the Grand Harbour in the best way possible, highlighting that Malta has no maritime hub. Abela mentioned ...
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Archbishop suffers minor head injury
Archbishop Charles Scicluna suffered a minor head injury in a "freak accident" on Saturday night.
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Nobody injured in Marsascala balcony collapse – police
Nobody was injured when a balcony collapsed in Marsascala, the police confirmed with this newsroom. The incident occurred in ...
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Farrugia’s solo exhibition to open at the Malta Society of Arts
Featuring 30 works in various media exploring themes of time, balance and the human experience Rhythm of Fading, a solo exhibition by Maltese artist Joseph Farrugia, is open at Palazzo de La Salle in ...
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Rota: ‘We expected a more ambitious, forward-looking vision addressing traffic congestion’
The cycling NGO, Rota, said that it expected a more ambitious, forward-looking vision to address traffic congestion, rather ...
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Blooming Schools: How Malta’s youth and schools can lead the way for biodiversity
BirdLife Malta's Blooming Schools project, funded by Erasmus+, is sparking a movement among Maltese middle and Secondary schools to connect young people with nature through hands-on conservation and ...
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TMIS editorial: Where’s the quality?
"Quality" is the new buzzword on Labour's lips. The budget for 2025, in the Finance Minister's words, was centred on the ...
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Hope for ALS patients after ‘breakthroughs’ with new treatments ‘in the pipeline’
Following the game-changing success of Spinraza, a molecular-based therapy that was crucial in the treatment of SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy), which used to be one of the leading genetic killers of ...
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Remembering the fallen: The eight Maltese who perished in 1914, when the First World War erupted
At the outbreak of the Great War on 4 August 1914, the unit was made up of 421 men with 22 officers. During 1914, while the unit saw no active combat, there were still two servicemen who died while in ...