The Malta Independent 4 November 2026, Wednesday
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Voters deliver rebuke to Trump by handing Democrats control of the Senate

Voters delivered a significant rebuke to President Donald Trump on Tuesday by handing Democrats control of the Senate, rejecting his handpicked candidates while airing widespread concerns about high...

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Repubblika calls for independent review of entire justice system

Repubblika today published a discussion paper entitled Justice in the Name of the People: Citizen Participation, Institutional Accountability and the Reform of Criminal Justice in Malta, proposing a...

MUMN says measures against TCN nurses threaten health and elderly care sectors

The Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses (MUMN) strongly protested Tuesday against the introduction of additional taxes on Third Country Nationals (TCNs) working as nurses  through the new...

Tourists spending less despite record arrivals, Alex Borg says

Opposition Leader Alex Borg has warned that Malta is attracting more tourists but generating less expenditure from each visitor, with average tourist spending falling from €919 in 2015 to...

Expect congestion: 7.2km new electricity cables to strengthen Gżira-Sliema network

Works to install a new 11KV cable stretching 4.5 kilometres between Manoel Island in Gżira and the Ferries in Sliema, will start on Wednesday to strengthen the electricity network in the...

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TMID Editorial: When justice fails, the entire country pays

Malta is once again confronted with a verdict that has left much of the country stunned. The acquittal of Yorgen Fenech on charges of complicity and conspiracy in the assassination of Daphne Caruana...

Black communities ask ‘Who will protect us?’ after Cisse murder acquittal

The African Media Association Malta has questioned whether Black communities in Malta are adequately protected against racist violence following the acquittal of former soldier Lorin Scicluna in the...

PL MP defends genetic testing expansion, says it does not diminish disabled people’s rights

Labour MP Romilda Zarb has defended the expansion of embryo screening for serious hereditary conditions against warnings from the disability sector, saying she does not see the opportunity it offers...

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