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

National

Foreign Minister Ian Borg addresses meeting on the margins of the UN General Assembly on revival of the Middle East Peace Process • Prime Minister Robert Abela...

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

Business News

Government plans to set up a €10 million venture capital fund to provide equity investment for start-ups in several technology sectors

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

National 19 September 2023, 2:51pm

Kurt Sansone

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

Ex-OLAF chief gets suspended sentence for illegally taping witnesses in John Dalli snus probe

BirdLife laments reduction in police officers monitoring hunting season

Police question serial fraudster as benefit fraud investigation widens

Malta's Roberta Metsola makes it to TIME magazine’s list of next influential leaders

Benefits fraud scandal: Abela insists no OPM officials, Labour MPs ‘directed anyone to do anything illegal’

Contractor responsible for Ta’ Xbiex seafront works stopped after project delays

Apple’s conversion to USB-C a ‘great victory’ for consumers and Alex Agius Saliba

Horrific ambulance crash leaves five injured

Malta one of only seven EU countries to experience increased retail trade in July