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Artist depicts his move to Malta in current exhibition
A new compelling exhibition, Smuggler, at MUŻA presents over 40 paintings, both small and large, by Eric Kaiser, offering an insightful look into the artist’s evolving journey since relocating to Malta at the end of 2022. At the heart of Smuggler...

Melitensis: Analysing Malta’s mark on life’s catalogue
A new exhibition by Heritage Malta at the National Museum of Natural History in Mdina explores the use of the Latin adjective ‘melitensis’, meaning ‘from Malta’, in scientific nomenclature. The term melitensis has been used in scientific...

Empowering Malta’s entrepreneurs
At Business First, we firmly believe that simplifying the journey of entrepreneurs is one of the most powerful tools we have to strengthen Malta’s economy. Since small businesses are the foundation of our country, they should have access to a...

European Fisheries Commissioner concludes two day visit to Malta
The European Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans has concluded a two-day official visit to Malta and was given a tour of the Maltese fisheries and aquaculture sectors. In a statement, government said that Commissioner Kadis gained a first-hand...
TMID Editorial: A milestone in global fight against child abuse
Child protection is not just a moral imperative but a legal and societal responsibility that must remain at the forefront of national and international agendas. The recent declaration prepared by Malta and adopted during the first Ministerial...

Johanna the turtle lays her third nest at Ramla Bay, Gozo
Nature Trust volunteers on duty in Gozo at Ramla l-Hamra called called Nature Trust – Fee Malta coordinators to let them know a turtle had emerged just in front of the nests area. It turned out to be Johanna about to lay her third nest of the...

Betsson Group Obtains 3 ISO Certificates and 2 Attestations in Italy
Reading Time: 2 minutes Betsson Group, a leading global online gaming operator, has strengthened its commitment to quality, sustainability and responsible business practices through the achievement of three ISO certifications and two independent...

How the EU aims to put the squeeze on the Russian economy with new sanctions package
Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing our...

Choosing Winbox: A Secure, Regulated License Online Gaming Platform with Player Benefits
In today’s fast-growing online gaming industry, one thing that truly matters for both platform success and player trust is proper regulation. As the demand for online casinos continues to rise, especially in places like Australia, having strong...

Thousands turn out for Glasgow Pride as Still Game star lends their support
Thousands of people brought colour to Glasgow's streets on Saturday afternoon, as Glasgow Pride 2025 got underway. Today's celebration marked the 30th anniversary of Pride march in Scotland, as Glasgow was awash in rainbow colours while the...
Portugal Shines at Inaugural Global Property Expo in Singapore
The prestigious Sands Expo & Convention Centre in Singapore played host yesterday to the first-ever Global Property Expo, an ambitious and impeccably organized event by JLL that has already set a high bar for international real estate exhibitions....
Promoting safety: Doctors urge caution around water
As summer brings increased recreational activity at beaches, pools, and around boats settings, the Malta Association of Public Health Medicine in conjunction with the Maltese Paediatric Association is urging the public to exercise extreme caution...

Germany’s Birth Rate Falls to 1.35, Sparking Demographic and Economic Concerns
Germany’s fertility rate has fallen to 1.35 children per woman in 2024, marking the lowest figure in nearly two decades and reinforcing long-standing concerns over the country’s demographic trajectory and economic sustainability. According to...

Daily development fines should be doubled and mobile irregular structures seized – Ombudsman
The Ombudsman has recommended that the capped fine amount for irregular development be increased from €50,000 to €100,000 “to better reflect current conditions and strengthen deterrence.” He also said that the regulations be amended to “allow for...
Payment Automation Hacks: Best Practices to Streamline & Scale Your AP Processes
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How Does the UK Slot Gaming Market Compare to Europe?
The slot gaming market in the UK and Europe has seen remarkable growth over the years, driven by technological advancements, evolving regulations, and changing player preferences. While both markets share similarities, there are distinct...

Magical Big Sky State Games Opening Ceremonies capped by Montana Mile, Montana 100
BILLINGS — A magical 40th Annual Big Sky State Games Opening Ceremonies with past BSSG executive director Karen Sanford Gall lighting the torch after a handoff from the first BSSG torch lighter in 1986, Julie Brown, was capped by the main event on...

How Budget-Friendly Betting Platforms Are Making Online Gaming More Accessible To Sports Fans
Low deposit betting sites have changed how people bet online. These sites accept deposits as low as $1. Thereby giving new bettors the time they need to learn about online sports betting without risking much money upfront. Experienced bettors can...

New €15,000 grant scheme to support energy-efficient home renovations in Northern region
A government scheme offering financial assistance of up to €15,000 to homeowners and tenants looking to upgrade their properties for better energy efficiency has been extended to Malta’s Northern Region. The scheme, Irrinova Darek, was launched...

European Commission Updates on Eight Infringement Procedures Against Bulgaria
The European Commission released data Thursday on the progress of eight ongoing infringement procedures against Bulgaria, highlighting serious concerns in the areas of justice, economy, waste management, and environmental protection. According to...