Malta ‘rule of law’ resolution sees landslide MEP approval with over 600 votes
Resolution condemning the state of the rule of law in Malta passed through the European Parliament this morning in a landslide vote – with 635 votes in...
Resolution condemning the state of the rule of law in Malta...
Maltese MEPs weigh in on Future of Europe Conference
MaltaToday speaks to Malta’s MEPs for their opinions...
MaltaToday speaks to Malta’s MEPs for...
EP resolution sceptical of presidential pardons in Caruana Galizia murder case
A draft text on European Parliament's resolution on rule of law in Malta casts doubts on the appropriateness of granting presidential pardon in...
A draft text on European Parliament's resolution...
European Parliament wants to be judge, jury and executioner says Agius Saliba
Labour MEP takes aim at proponents of resolution on the rule of law in Malta and the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia
Labour MEP takes aim at proponents of resolution on the...
Malta resolution: in rare move, socialists join all groups for rule of law motion
In rare move, all European parliamentary groups, even S&D, sign Malta resolution on rule of law and Caruana Galizia investigation
In rare move, all European parliamentary groups, even...
Lockdown Festival Malta awarded European Parliament’s Citizen’s Prize 2020
Maltese citizens choose an initiative supporting struggling freelance artists hit by the Covid-19 pandemic in the first time the award’s nominations were...
Maltese citizens choose an initiative supporting struggling...
Cyrus Engerer digs heels in ahead of Malta resolution debate
Engerer has accused the Nationalist Party of “pushing through a partisan...
Engerer has accused the Nationalist Party of “pushing...
Will EU rules on facial recognition put Malta’s Safe City in jeopardy?
New rules on artificial intelligence unveiled by the European Commission and set to be debated on Thursday by MEPs, clearly throw facial recognition out the...
New rules on artificial intelligence unveiled by the...
[LIVE] MEP negotiators welcome ‘historic’ climate agreement, but say they wanted more
The European Parliament’s negotiators on the EU’s newly-struck climate agreement, which they believe will see the EU take the global lead in...
The European Parliament’s negotiators on the...
‘Historic’ digital platform gives citizens their say in Conference on the Future of Europe
‘This is not a not a consultation or a Eurobarometer survey, citizens will be the actual flywheel of the Conference’ – MEP Guy Verhofstadt
‘This is not a not a consultation or a Eurobarometer...
Roberta Metsola appointed rapporteur for EU anti-SLAPP efforts
Roberta Metsola will be tasked with issuing a report on having EU rules to...
Roberta Metsola will be tasked with issuing a...
MEPs’ sports group condemns controversial plans for new football super league
‘The proposed closed competition of super rich clubs would form a privileged caste outside of the structures of European club football, with no other...
‘The proposed closed competition of super rich clubs...
European Parliament battle-lines redrawn as new alliances loom
Shockwaves reverberated through the European Parliament in early March when...
Shockwaves reverberated through the European Parliament in...
Labour MEP: Households should be allowed to pool ‘cannabis quotas’
Cyrus Engerer says households who cannot grow cannabis plants should be allowed to pool their rights to social enterprises tasked with growing...
Cyrus Engerer says households who cannot grow...
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