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Kurt Sansone is Executive Editor of MaltaToday. He was formerly deputy editor of MaltaToday on Sunday and later editor of Illum, before joining The Times of Malta. He was awarded best new feature in the 2012 IGM awards, and best commentary journalism in 2025.

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Pro-choice activists hold abortion rally in Valletta: ‘We are not going anywhere’

National

Pro-choice activists call for decriminalisation of abortion and for this to be provided as a service in the healthcare system during Valletta rally

End of the road for Air Malta as new national carrier beckons after Brussels refuses bailout option

National

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana is expected to announce the dissolution of Air Malta and the creation of a new airline on Monday after talks with Brussels ended recently

Norma Saliba wades into her own controversy, slams new bosses at Maltese language council

National 30 September 2023, 9:22am

Kurt Sansone

Pro-choice activists hold abortion rally in Valletta: ‘We are not going anywhere’

End of the road for Air Malta as new national carrier beckons after Brussels refuses bailout option

Norma Saliba wades into her own controversy, slams new bosses at Maltese language council

Security tight in Valletta as European leaders meet

New minimum tax for companies will be ‘revenue neutral’, Finance Minister pledges

Clyde Caruana stresses need for discipline in public spending, says budget is 'still in the making'

Chamber of Commerce wants tax bands revised, company cap on non-EU workers

Wages to rise by €13 per week as inflation worries persist

President appoints three new judges

Ian Borg says Israel and Palestinians have to compromise for two-state solution to succeed

Video gaming, e-sport and AI start-ups to benefit from government venture capital fund

Cabinet approves new rule suspending construction work until planning appeal process ends

Labour MP hits out at Metsola’s absence from Europride Malta events

EU may miss 'blue energy' targets but rapid expansion could harm environment, auditors warn