The Malta Independent 2 November 2026, Monday
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Malta’s justice system has a serious problem; we cannot keep looking away - Repubblika

Repubblika on  Monday expressed its anger, disappointment and profound concern at the jury's verdict acquitting Lorin Scicluna of the murder of Lassana Cisse and the attempted murder of three...

How much does Malta rely on TCNs, and who pays the price of Budget measures targeting them?

Malta's growing reliance on third-country nationals (TCNs) has once again brought migration, workers' rights and social inclusion into the spotlight, particularly following the government's decision...

Abela ‘totally disagrees’ with criticism that TCN measures are unjust or discriminatory

Prime Minister Robert Abela expressed total disagreement with criticism that measures impacting Third Country Nationals announced in the Budget are unjust or discriminatory. During last...

Chamber President says TCN measures ‘not sufficiently calibrated’ to achieve economic transformation

The President of the Malta Chamber of Commerce William Spiteri Bailey has told The Malta Independent on Sunday that the government's new measures relating to Third Country Nationals do not appear to...

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‘It’s like the world is ending’: Caruana brushes off Budget criticism, decries 'greedy' businesses

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana brushed off criticism of his Budget measures on Sunday in a scathing speech where he said that people’s masks had fallen when it comes to the population, and...

TMIS Editorial: A government trapped by its own economic model

If Budget 2027 is an indication of where Malta's economy is heading, there is little reason for optimism. This was the shortest budget in recent memory, and also the weakest presented by Prime...

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