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Rallying from a winter-long bout of respiratory problems, Pope Francis led some 30,000 people in Easter celebrations Sunday and made a strong appeal for a cease-fire in Gaza and a Continue Reading
How did you interpret what Dr Falzon said on 6 March regarding pensions? In the first place, during Dr Joseph Muscat’s legislature, when the Maltese aired their grievances on the Continue Reading
Could you clarify what you said on 6 March regarding pensions? The context of the interview is important. I was attending a conference on Adult Financial Capability organized by ‘Ġemma’, Continue Reading
After having launched its first flight 50 years ago, Air Malta yesterday closed its doors due to financial troubles, and is being replaced by KM Malta Airlines, which will operate Continue Reading
When he was appointed as Malta’s 10th President of the Republic on 4 April 2019, George Vella was probably not expecting what was to come. Having been an MP between Continue Reading
The government and opposition agree that an aging population with a dwindling birth rate is creating economic instability that may impact pensions, but they have differences on the way they Continue Reading
Dutch police detained a man Saturday after he left a nightclub where four people had been held hostage for hours, bringing a peaceful end to a tense standoff. “We are Continue Reading
A six-floor nursing home is being proposed on ODZ land at the foot of a valley in Swieqi, plans submitted to the Planning Authority show. The development is proposed in Continue Reading
