The left think-tank organisation Zminijietna has welcomed the fact that the progressive policy of state subsidies to keep... The post Zminijietna urges against liberalisation of energy distribution sector appeared first on Gozo News.

The Archdiocese has advised thats that Archbishop Charles Scicluna is to undergo a medical procedure and will need... The post Archbishop Scicluna to undergo a medical procedure appeared first on Gozo News.

A joint rescue operation was carried out for five divers who were experiencing difficulty reaching shore at Qbajjar,... The post CPD, AFM, joint rescue operation of 5 divers off Qbajjar, Gozo appeared first on Gozo News.

The very popular annual Gozo Lace Day event took place recently, organised by the University’s Gozo Campus, in... The post Gozo Lace Day event showcases the art of beautiful Gozo lace appeared first on Gozo News.

Enemalta has advised that a power disruption may take place in parts of Victoria due to maintenance work... The post Possible power cut for parts of Victoria on Monday appeared first on Gozo News.

While the election campaign had been dominated by aggressive exchanges over economic proposals, tax pledges and the controversial fuel hub project, Sunday's activities introduced a somewhat softer tone, with both major parties placing families and qu...

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is fighting for his job after devastating local election results for his Labour Party spurred dozens of lawmakers to call for his resignation.Starmer plans to use a speech on Monday to argue tha...

The Archdiocese said Monday that Archbishop Charles Scicluna is to undergo a medical procedure and will need a period of rest and rehabilitation in the coming days.Some scheduled commitments may therefore be adjusted accordingly, a statement said.The...

From 1 June, Police officers, LESA officials and officers from the Environment and Resources Authority will be able to issue on-the-spot fines to foreign nationals who do not reside in Malta, including tourists, who break the law while in the country...

There is a tendency in Malta's tourism debate to speak about strategy as a choice between consolidating what already works and venturing into new, more ambitious territory. In reality, the two are not mutually exclusive. The direction outlined by Min...

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The Planning Authority board is expected to decide on 26 March whether to grant an outline permit for what could become Malta’s first crematorium, following a case officer’s recommendation to approve the project in principle

The Italian secret service has warned of 'automated radicalisation' of individuals through the use of generative artificial intelligence that eliminates the need for human interaction.

Woman handed three-year suspended sentence after court finds her guilty of inducing her own abortion using medication in early 2024

'Forcing citizens to rely on the arbitrary mercy of one man is a circumvention of our democratic institutions'

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Assailant recently lost family members in an Israeli strike in Lebanon, where 687 people were killed in recent days