Farmers worried about crops weathering irregular rainfall patterns
As Malta moves into the autumn, a heavier than normal rainfall in the coming weeks may spell disaster for Maltaโs food crops
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As Malta moves into the autumn, a heavier than normal rainfall in the coming weeks may spell disaster for Maltaโs food crops
Grechโs โcarelessnessโ โ not to mention his nonchalance in refusing to answer legitimate press questions on his tax affairs โ may yet prove costโฆ
A court revoked an โฌ840,000 garnishee against FIMBank after an alleged cyber-attack saw the bank transfer a Swiss companyโs money to a third parโฆ
While SCH objects to visual impact on iconic landscape, Birdlife calls for carrying capacity studies to determine number of visitors
MSC Grandiosaโs Western Mediterranean cruise passes through the Italian cities of Civitavecchia, Naples and Palermo before arriving to Malta
Julia Farrugia Portelli says decisions linked to the coronavirus pandemic were taken collectively by the same team that successfully led the figโฆ
Cyprus has banned arrivals from Malta, except for residents returning home
Customs officials discovered โฌ75,600 in undeclared cash on a passenger who had just arrived from Bucharest
Malta wants to host international gay pride public manifestation
Doctors are on the first day of industrial action after government refused calls by MAM to ban mass events
Nationalist MP Jason Azzopardi files libel proceedings against Adrian Deliaโs activist Vincent Borg
The Medical Association of Malta orders its members to only perform emergency duties from Monday unless government acts to curb mass events on bโฆ
Amid impasse in EU negotiations on โฌ1 trillion budget, Malta's institutional reform is giving government stronger moral authority to negotiate,โฆ
Former PN member candidate Peter Agius says Adrian Delia must reconfirm whether party members still support him
Debate on Constitutional changes which will see next president appointed and removed by two-thirds majority starts in Parliament
30% of Maltese say they buy undeclared goods or services, but so are the Dutch and Greeks big VAT evaders
In this case, the easiest way out would be for the authorities to publish the Attorney Generalโs actual minute rather than allowing yet anotherโฆ
A number of PN MPs turned up at the party headquarters on Sunday evening despite Adrian Delia not calling a meeting of the parliamentary group