MEPs approve EU rules on debt and deficit targets for member states
If a country’s deficit is above 3% of GDP, it would have to be reduced during periods of growth to reach 1.5% and build a spending buffer for difficult economic conditions
EU gets greater powers in fight against human trafficking and protection of victims
Green light to revise EU rules to expand powers to fight human trafficking and protect victims
MEP committee paves way for plenary vote on ethics body, but EPP votes against
European Ethics Body will update and interpret common minimum standards for ethical conduct, and publish reports on how these standards have been reflected in each...
Far-right Imperium Europa official: ‘Hitler did some good things’
Imperium Europa official for Europe brushes off Nazi Holocaust and praises Adolf Hitler’s policies to reverse declining birth rate
European and local election candidate nominations open on 25 April
Candidates who want to contest the EP election or vie for a local council seat have five days to submit their nominations between 25 and 29 April
PN, EP slam BA rules demanding cautious reporting on European Parliament and Roberta Metsola
Broadcasting Authority warns any reporting or any information from the European Parliament, or any report which has to do with the President of the European Parliament, needs to...
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[WATCH] Labour candidate draws ire of audience at Vittmi Tal-Kostruzzjoni debate

PL candidate for MEP, and GWU metalworkers unionist Jesmond Marshall, draws fire on to himself by telling audience not to ‘politicise’ construction...

PL candidate for MEP, and GWU metalworkers unionist Jesmond...

Abba leader will not participate in BA debates without equal time allotment

Ivan Grech Mintoff, leader of Christian-conservative party Abba, wants to have as much time allocated to his party as the PL and PN

Ivan Grech Mintoff, leader of Christian-conservative party...

Companies avoid employing disabled workers with €10,000 'fee', says PL candidate

Labour candidate Steve Ellul proposes legal amendments to ensure more people with disabilities can enter labour force

Labour candidate Steve Ellul proposes legal amendments to...

Sant: Abortion is fundamental human right, but Charter enshrinement a political gimmick

Labour MEP Alfred Sant abstained on resolution to enshrine abortion in EU Charter because healthcare right must be introduced without pressure from EU...

Labour MEP Alfred Sant abstained on resolution to enshrine...

Asylum and migration Maltese voters’ main EU issue in 2024 elections – Eurobarometer

Migration stays on the Maltese list of top issues for Europe at 50%, double the EU average, but far less than it was back in 2019, when voters prioritised it...

Migration stays on the Maltese list of top issues for...

Peter Agius tells Commission to widen Maltese beneficiaries of EU’s youth programmes

Only 40 Maltese youths are selected for the DiscoverEU programme, an Erasmus+ action that gives applicants the chance to travel across Europe

Only 40 Maltese youths are selected for the DiscoverEU...

Daphne’s Law, anti-SLAPP directive, becomes EU law

The EU’s anti-SLAPP directive, adopted by the European Parliament on 27th...

The EU’s anti-SLAPP directive, adopted by the...

Pilot project to bolster EU hydrogen market in new directive on gas markets

New directive and regulation on the gas and hydrogen markets aim to decarbonise the EU’s energy sector, enhancing the production and integration of...

New directive and regulation on the gas and hydrogen...

Casa: ‘EP can pass 10,000 resolutions on abortion but cannot force Malta’s hand’

Nationalist MEP David Casa addresses audience at Europe House in Valletta on his five-year record in the European Parliament

Nationalist MEP David Casa addresses audience at Europe...

A nerd’s guide to how the six MEP seats will be split

ANALYSIS | We crunched some numbers to determine how likely it is for Bernard...

ANALYSIS | We crunched some numbers to determine how likely...

European Parliament tells Malta, Poland to repeal restrictive abortion laws

MEPs adopt resolution to enshrine the right to abortion in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights • Text urges Maltese authorities to decriminalise abortion...

MEPs adopt resolution to enshrine the right to abortion in...

European Parliament approves 'historic' Pact on Migration and Asylum

Once adopted by the Council, the regulation will apply to international...

Once adopted by the Council, the regulation will apply to...

Anti-choice NGO wants Maltese MEPs to vote against abortion as EU Charter right

Resolution co-sponsored by Labour MEP Cyrus Engerer will urge MEPs to recognise abortion as fundamental right to be added to EU Charter

Resolution co-sponsored by Labour MEP Cyrus Engerer will...

Labour candidate discusses mental health at work with GWU

Mental health, affordable housing and Maltese banking among issues discussed in...

Mental health, affordable housing and Maltese banking among...

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Watch the official video from the European Parliament kicking off the 2024 election campaign
Maltese voters have 39 candidates for Europe, 13 of which are independents
Maltese voters will select their next MEPs from the longest-ever list of candidates for the European Parliament
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