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The court heard that during an investigation, a number of confidential sources had told the police that a police officer from the drugs squad had been leaking...
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National [WATCH] ‘Government has given up on giving people a good quality of life,’ Bernard Grech says
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Cultural Diary Malta, WWII’s most heavily bombed country, makes pitch for military enthusiasts
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The Prime Minister stated that his party truly believes in good governance because it had introduced the office of the Standards Commissioner which had found...
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Xtra on TVM | Opposition leader Bernard Grech says Amanda Muscat, the wife of Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo, should give back wages paid to her, as giving her the job amounted...
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The court heard that during an investigation, a number of confidential sources had told the police that a police officer from the drugs squad had been leaking information about...
Who is Myriam Spiteri Debono, the former Speaker set to
Apr 1, 2024 · Myriam Spiteri Debono, a notary and former parliamentary speaker, is set to become the 11th President of Malta on 4 April. Appointing the next president appeared an impossible task until a couple of weeks ago, as the appointment required a two-thirds majority in parliament instead of a simple majority, as in previous years.
Where do the Maltese come from? - MaltaToday.com.mt
Jul 8, 2016 · DNA: Some important facts. Evolutionary genetics that look into our distant past rely on two genetic markers. The first is mitochondrial DNA. This DNA is distinct from the rest of our DNA found in the cell nucleus.
Malta registers upward trend in COVID cases: three deaths, 83 ...
Jun 25, 2024 · Malta recorded three deaths and 83 hospitalisations due to COVID-19, a health ministry spokesperson has confirmed with this newspaper. The spokesperson said there were 232 notified cases of COVID-19 in the past four weeks, but no …