Third party vote: Strong but not enough to break the ceiling
Voters had an assorted choice of independent and third-party candidates to...
Voters had an assorted choice of independent and...
MEP election is stiff yellow card to Labour
With a heavily reduced gap, it is clear to everyone that the Labour Party was...
With a heavily reduced gap, it is clear to everyone that...
Election 2024: Seat projection for new European Parliament
Projection for the composition of the new Parliament based on provisional...
Projection for the composition of the new Parliament based...
Updated | Labour supermajority crashes as margin dwindles to 8,400 votes
Labour supermajority has been more than halved as gap between PL and PN shrinks to 8,544 votes
Labour supermajority has been more than halved as gap...
Malta elects: Metsola, Peter Agius, Casa for PN, Agius Saliba, Attard and Bajada for PL
First counts: Metsola with 81,000 votes, Agius Saliba 58,000, Cassola in third place with 12,800
First counts: Metsola with 81,000 votes, Agius Saliba...
Far-right gains in Germany: CDU in lead, but AfD in second place at 16.5%
Green parties are anxious that results from Germany will slow down Europe’s environmental ambitions
Green parties are anxious that results from Germany will...
What our polls got wrong and why
All polls conducted in the past weeks converged on an 8 to 10 point gap for Labour. What went wrong? Asks James Debono.
All polls conducted in the past weeks converged on an 8 to...
[WATCH] Labour, PN lead MEP candidates react to election result at Naxxar Counting Hall
Roberta Metsola celebrates ‘democratic process that has worked’, while Alex Agius Saliba insists ‘Labour is still party of choice for the...
Roberta Metsola celebrates ‘democratic process that...
[WATCH] Greens ADPD mourn dismal projections: ‘People think parties are dirty’
ADPD chairperson Sandra Gauci to stay on as Green Party leader despite polling way below former party candidate Arnold Cassola
ADPD chairperson Sandra Gauci to stay on as Green Party...
Robert Abela on Labour’s dampened victory: ‘We hear your message’
Labour prime minister Robert Abela says his party will be replying to voters’ diminished majority for the PL ‘with humility’
Labour prime minister Robert Abela says his party will be...
[WATCH] Cassola: Third force or not, vows to be ‘thorn in the side’ of institutional arrogance
Independent politician Arnold Cassola says he will remain active in politics even after the 2024 European elections
Independent politician Arnold Cassola says he will remain...
‘All hands on deck, Labour must heed voters’ message’ – foreign minister Ian Borg
Labour minister Ian Borg says the party must heed the message sent by Labour voters who chose not to cast their vote or did not vote Labour
Labour minister Ian Borg says the party must heed the...
How Labour lost its supermajority: five main take-aways
Nobody doubted that Labour was headed for victory, but any margin of victory...
Nobody doubted that Labour was headed for victory, but any...
PN leader Bernard Grech: ‘People have spoken out against Labour’s style of administration’
Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech has welcomed the first indications of a Labour majority slashed down to some 15,000 votes, calling it as a clear message...
Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech has welcomed the...
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