On December 27, Parliament of Malta member and former leader of the Nationalist Party, Adrian Delia, shared a screenshot of the article — titled “Gladiator director tells fans not to visit ...

Traditionally Catholic Malta is the only member of the European ... Last week, Health Minister Chris Fearne presented an amendment in parliament that would make doctors no longer risk up to ...

VALLETTA, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Malta became the first European country to allow limited cultivation and possession of cannabis for personal use, following a vote in parliament on Tuesday.

on my massive two-volume book Speakers’ Rulings in the Parliament of Malta, Legislative Assembly 1921-1924, which was launched in the Tapestry Chamber on Monday 18 February, leaves much to be ...

Malta's Metsola Wins Second Term as EU Parliament Chief, Warns Against Polarisation By Kate Abnett STRASBOURG (Reuters) -Roberta Metsola, a Maltese lawmaker from the centre-right European People's ...

Luxembourg announced similar plans in October but its parliament has yet to give its green light to the measure. The law will allow adults in Malta to possess up to seven grams (0.25 oz ...

July 16 (UPI) --Roberta Metsola of Malta on Tuesday was re-elected president of the European Parliament after June's elections saw gains for right-leaning political parties. In Tuesday morning's ...

from the Tripoli parliament, held talks in Malta on Tuesday. Issa said that "acting hastily would lead to more problems in the future," The Times of Malta reported. Abusahmain appeared to ...

As an EU lawmaker from Malta, where abortion is largely illegal, Metsola had opposed resolutions calling for women to have access to safe abortions. But on becoming EU Parliament president ...

VALLETTA, Malta (AP) — A European Parliament report says two top Maltese officials should be removed and brought to justice for alleged money laundering, saying their continued presence in the ...

In an opinion piece published in Times of Malta in March, he argued that the mechanism had failed to attract more women candidates and served to bloat an already oversized parliament.