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Matthew Xuereb’s coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories within the context of Malta. His articles cover a range of topics including crime, politics, healthcare, and infrastructure.
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By: Matthew Xuereb
The Malta Federation of Organisations Persons with Disability (MFOPD) has called on the newly elected government to move beyond political promises and take immediate, concrete action to safeguard the rights of persons with disabilities.
By: Matthew Xuereb
A formal criminal complaint has been filed with the police requesting an investigation into several prominent pro-choice activists, medical professionals, and non-governmental organisations for allegedly promoting and inciting abortion in Malta.
By: Matthew Xuereb
The Constitutional Court has thrown out a case filed by former Steward Health Care CEO Ralph De La Torre to suspend criminal proceedings against him in Malta, labelling his request an “abuse of the judicial process” since he has not yet been formally notified of the case.
The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) has urged the government to substantially increase on-the-spot fines for anti-social behaviour, just as the Sliema Local Council is demanding immediate police reinforcements following violent altercations linked to boat parties.
Hard Rock Cafe has found a new home in St George's Bay, St Julian's, the heart of Malta's entertainment capital.
By: Matthew Xuereb
The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) recorded a €1.3 million deficit last year, despite receiving a record €20.8 million government subvention and increasing fees for financial operators early in the year.
By: Matthew Xuereb
The First Hall of the Civil Court in its Constitutional Jurisdiction has ordered the Attorney General to pay alleged drug trafficker Marvin Debono, known as Il-Quws, €10,000 in compensation after a decade of inaction by the AG's Office breached his fundamental right to a fair hearing within a reasonable time.
Through a newly released promotional campaign, the police are actively inviting businesses, local councils, non-governmental organisations, and
By: Matthew Xuereb
The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry has issued a stark warning to the government regarding the country's persistent mobility crisis, demanding immediate action and the introduction of disincentives to curb private car dependency.
Two men have been slapped with €3,000 fines and lifetime bans in separate illegal hunting and trapping convictions, following evidence compiled and submitted to the police by BirdLife Malta.
