Malta

On Monday, Health Minister Chris Fearne announced Malta will finally be easing travel restrictions and would start allowing travellers who are not vaccinated to ...

The notices were published on Thursday afternoon and revealed, among other things, that rapid test results would also be valid for entry. Guidelines issued on Thursday stipulate that travellers with a recovery certificate will still need to present a negative COVID test to enter Malta. But government sources told Times of Malta that the guidelines would be updated to clarify that people with an EU-recognised recovery certificate would not also require a negative test result. The Maltese health authorities will be recognising both PCR and rapid tests for travel to the island, a move tourism stakeholders have for months said is crucial for the sector's recovery.

It was bound to happen, and it did. On Wednesday, the European Commission said it will proceed with infringement proceedings against Malta on its golden ...

It then boasts of raking in money with which it carries out projects for the benefit of Maltese society. EU citizenship automatically gives the right to free movement, access to the EU internal market, and the right to vote and be elected in European and local elections.” “Investor citizenship schemes undermine the essence of EU citizenship and have implications for the Union as a whole,” the EU said.

Eurobarometer survey released today sheds light on some of the reasons why the Labour Party cruised to a landslide victory in the election.

A third believed the situation will remain the same. The results for Malta bucked the European trend where an average of 39% across the 27 member states judged the economy in their respective country to be performing well, while 59% said it was doing badly. Just over a quarter expected the situation to get worse.

The major issue facing Malta at the moment is rising prices and inflation according to the latest Standard Eurobarometer Survey published by the European ...

Trust in the European Union is among the highest in Malta when compared to the rest of the EU. The results demonstrate an evolving situation with changes in the way respondents in Malta source news and in media consumption. A majority of respondents in Malta are also optimistic about their future. The perceptions of respondents in Malta about one’s own personal situation are rather positive. When asked to choose the two most important issues they are facing at the moment from a pre-determined set of issues, respondents gave most mentions to rising prices, inflation and cost of living. All these aspects are likely to have influenced the responses of participants.

Pharmacies and other outlets which this week started selling Covid-19 self-testing kits are being warned by health officials that they are breaking the law ...

The three organisations said that the government should not have eased restrictions at a time when covid cases are increasing. “While the minister, clearly for political purposes, made the announcement which set in motion demands from clients for these kits, he has still not found the time to issuing the necessary legal notice. Senior health officials confirmed to The Shift that no legal notice has been published by the government yet and that the selling of these kits is still illegal.

Rising prices and the cost of living are the issues of most concern among Maltese adults, according to a Eurobarometer national survey published on Friday.

There is less optimism, however, when considering the nation's fortunes. This figure is 31 percentage points higher than the same one for last year. The results of the survey show that the trust of the Maltese in health and medical staff is very high, as is the case in the rest of the European bloc.

A solid Malta women side went down fighting against giants Denmark in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifier at the Centenary Stadium.

In the reverse fixture, Denmark had won 7-0 in Viborg. Support Times of Malta for the price of a coffee. Continue reading this article on Sports Desk, the new sports website by Times of Malta

Denmark continued their perfect run in World Cup Qualifying with a straightforward 2-0 win over Malta. Google. Coach Lars Søndergaard went with his typical ...

Møller came on for Stine Larsen just as Svava came off and had a quieter game. Nevertheless, they probably could’ve and should’ve scored more at the end of the day. It was smoothing sailing from then on, but Denmark perhaps didn’t dominate to the extent that they might’ve desired.

YEREVAN, APRIL 8, ARMENPRESS. President of Armenia Vahagn Khachaturyan signed decrees on appointing ambassadors to 4 countries, ARMENPRESS was informed from ...

Ambassador of Armenia to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland has been appointed Ambassador to Ireland (dual accredition, residence in London). The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Armenia to Italy Tsovinar Hambardzumyan has been appointed Ambassador to Malta (dual accredition, residence in Rome). Armen Ghevondyan has been appointed Ambassador of Armenia to Kazakhstan (residence in Nur-Sultan). Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Armenia to the Kingdom of Spain Sos Avetisyan has also been appointed Ambassador of Armenia to Andorra (dual accredition, residence in Madrid).