Netanyahu accuses the Israeli-Arabs of stealing the election as they become kingmakers: no coalition formed so far

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused Arab parties of stealing the election after his governing coalition fell short of a parliamentary majority. Likud remains the largest party, with approximately 27 seats in the Knesset. However, the main opposition bloc…
Maltese Herald

Turkish producer of wind-turbine components opens plant in Malta

Turkish industrial manufacturer GİMAS (also known as Gimas or GiMAS) has officially opened its new production facility in Ħal Far. The plant is the company’s first manufacturing site outside Turkey and is intended to strengthen its presence in the European…
Maltese Herald

The Mafia has a bleeding heart according to Times of Malta

The debate about the budget is becoming so banal and ridiculous that Times of Malta has now successfully projected the…
Mark Camilleri

UPDATED: Death-toll in high-speed train accident in Spain rises to 68

UPDATED 17:34HRS. The death toll has risen to at least 68 after a collision between two high-speed trains near Urda, in Spain’s Toledo. A further 58 people have required hospital treatment, while emergency services continue to search the wreckage. Spain’s…
Maltese Herald

The Public Broadcaster as a tool for criminals to obstruct justice

Earlier this week, Sigmund Mifsud was found guilty by the Court of Appeal of obstructing justice. The case revolves around allegations of sexual harassment at the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra when Sigmund Mifsud was its Executive Chairman. Sigmund Mifsud tried to…
Mark Camilleri

Banality takes over the debate about budget measures

The Times of Malta is currently running a campaign against the budget for its tariffs on third-country nationals, echoing the criticism by many NGOs who are reducing the debate about our economy into absolute banality. This is what happens when…
Mark Camilleri