Home Affairs Minister in Italy discussing Malta’s security

Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield was in Italy earlier this week meeting his Defence Counterpart Minister Guido Crossetto of October 19th. The Minister made his two day-visit along with the Armed Forces of Malta Brigadier The visit concerned about security…
Mark Camilleri

New York City Council votes to ban horse-drawn carriages

The New York City Council voted 40–7 on Thursday, with two members abstaining, to ban horse-drawn carriages, giving the industry until 1 June 2028 to cease operations across the city. The landmark legislation, known as Romanch’s Law, was introduced by…
Maltese Herald

European Parliament approves motion requesting Houthis to be designated as a terrorist group

The European Parliament has adopted a resolution calling on the European Union to designate the Houthis as a terrorist organisation,…
Maltese Herald

International Criminal Court wins Shakarov Prize by the European Parliament

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola has just announced that the Parliament’s Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought has been awarded to the International Criminal Court (ICC) and its officials. MEPs reacted with cheers and applause to the announcement. The prize…
Maltese Herald

More of the Labour Party’s Far-Right (literally)

The Labour Party is pretending in Brussels to be a progressive movement fighting fascism, while Malta’s fascists (literally) openly support the Labour Party. Neville Gafa, with his openly anti-immigrant, anti-women, anti-LGBT and pro-Russian views, probably embodies Labour’s far-right troupe. One…
Mark Camilleri

The MEP who invoked the far-right in Malta’s debate is in a relationship with Daniel Attard

Everything is making perfect sense after I have learnt that the S&D MEP, who yesterday, invoked the far right when referring to critics of the Maltese government is actually in an intimate relationship with Joseph Muscat’s goon, Daniel Attard. So…
Mark Camilleri