The Nationalist Party has pledged to review Malta's local plans, saying that development will be tied to the "real capacity of localities" PN launched its manifesto - more than 1,000 proposals across 16 so-called pillars, at a meeting of the general council at its headquarters in Pietà on Monday evening. The party is promising to ensure that each local
Alex Borg launched the Nationalist Party’s electoral programme during the PN General Council, promising sweeping tax cuts, lower utility bills, major investment in healthcare and a “new direction” for Malta under the party’s “Fresh Start” slogan. Addressing party supporters, Borg said the programme was not simply an electoral programme but “a plan
Prime Minister Robert Abela and Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg spent the 20th day of the election campaign again presenting sharply contrasting interpretations of Malta's current state and future direction, even as both parties competed for the same groups of voters through overlapping promises on tax, pensions, housing and education. Addressing
Nationalist Party Leader Alex Borg called for a "fresh start" for Malta, saying that the country could "take a fresh breath" if voters choose a new direction at the next general election. Addressing a mass rally in Mosta, Borg said that the Nationalist Party would "continue working to save everything that is Maltese," and focus on cost of living, identity
As Malta's election campaign moved beyond its halfway point, the past seven days offered the clearest picture yet of the competing visions being presented by Prime Minister Robert Abela and Opposition leader Alex Borg. What began as a contest dominated largely by economic pledges and headline announcements evolved into a broader debate about national
The 18th day of Malta's election campaign offered a striking contrast in tempo and political strategy between the two major parties. While the Nationalist Party spent the day heavily focused on Gozo and its infrastructural frustrations, the Labour Party was conspicuous by its absence from the campaign trail, taking the unusual decision not to hold
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg pledged major investment in Gozo's infrastructure and connectivity on Saturday, outlining a series of proposals aimed at ending what he described as the island's long-standing neglect. Addressing a campaign activity in Munxar alongside candidates from the 13th district, Borg repeated the pledge that a future Nationalist
Alex Borg on Saturday said a PN government would set up a dedicated anti-drug squad for Gozo, after the previous one was disbanded by the government. Addressing a PN press conference in Gozo, the PN leader said this would help reduce drug trafficking on the island and provide peace of mind to families. He said a crime review published by the government
The island of Gozo needs an "all-encompassing" overhaul that the Labour government has failed to deliver in spite of its promises, Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg said Saturday. Giving a list of projects that the Labour government did not deliver and was again "copying and pasting" in its 2026 election manifesto, Borg said that a PN government would
The 18th day of Malta's electoral campaign was dominated by the Labour Party's manifesto launch, an event that not only showcased Prime Minister Robert Abela's political vision, but also symbolically overshadowed the Opposition after the Nationalist Party was forced to cancel its Swieqi event because of heavy rain. Labour used the day to present itself