Former Prime Minister and former Nationalist Party leader Lawrence Gonzi has spoken out following the Yorgen Fenech trial verdict and the latest developments surrounding the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. “What our country has been through over the past few days cannot simply be swept under the carpet,” Gonzi wrote, arguing that
Jason Micallef has decided that a banner stuck to a balcony in Valletta is vandalism that should never be permitted in a UNESCO world heritage site. The outspoken Micallef, who is the head of the Valletta Cultural Agency amongst other things, took offence to a banner which appeared on a walkway which overlooks the entrance to Valletta and the Parliament
The acquittal of Yorgen Fenech is a fact. Whatever anyone, including me, thinks of it, nine citizens entrusted with deciding the case returned their verdict. The verdict does not, however, blind us to what may have happened before the jury ever entered the courtroom. Jason Azzopardi has published an extraordinary account of events in the weeks preceding
Maltese organisations working in climate, energy and transport can currently explore significant opportunities under Horizon Europe Cluster 5: Climate, Energy and Mobility. The three calls offer more than EUR 500 million for renewable energy, next-generation batteries, sustainable mobility, artificial intelligence and climate resilience. Increasingly
