Tim Diacono is a Journalist at Lovin Malta. He focuses on the rapid evolution of human society, with a strong passion for justice, human rights, and cutting-edge political debates, while also covering themes related to construction, real estate, and economic policy. Tim's work has been featured in Lovin Malta, BusinessNow.mt, and WhosWho.mt.
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Tim Diacono's coverage primarily focuses on local Maltese government announcements, legal policy regulation, and societal issues. Pitches to him should offer insights into Maltese government policies and their impact on society. Experts in local politics or law who can provide context around these developments would likely be of interest.
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By: Tim Diacono
Share db Group announced that its €60 million unsecured bond issuance programme, split into three tranches, has been fully subscribed.
By: Tim Diacono
Michael Stivala says underwater club not in his vision for Chalet and has no idea who is behind the website
By: Tim Diacono
Timely access to competent human resources has emerged as a major challenge for Maltese businesses
Share Prediction market Polymarket is emerging as a popular gauge of sentiment about the Maltese general election, with over $250,000 wagered so far.
PN says it will publish clear quotas for work and residence permits within five months of returning to Government
By: Tim Diacono
Patrick DeBattista points out that the self-employed make up 13.7 per cent of Malta's workforce – roughly 45,000 people
Farsons CEO breaks down Jobsplus numbers to find out how many Maltese actually work with the Government
By: Tim Diacono
JP Fabri said he would have liked the election campaign to focus on how Malta can best position itself in a rapidly changing world
The project will mainly focus on the restoration of the palazzo's façade and decorative turret
PL triumphs over PN at general election Share The Labour Party has won the Maltese general election, its fourth successive electoral victory.
