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US departures began resuming Friday evening after the FAA lifted its nationwide ground stop, though delays and cancellations continued.
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Work is underway on a two-level public space in Ta’ Xwieki, with a quiet area, obstacle course facilities and new planting.
The outage stretched into Friday, disrupting businesses and government agencies. Microsoft said software fixes were helping stabilise services.
Justice Minister Clifton Grima said the appointments are intended to increase the court’s capacity to handle mediation requests and reduce waiting times.
Separate meetings in Slovakia covered EU budget preparations, cooperation between parliaments and the war in Ukraine.
Speaking after an informal summit in Dublin, Robert Abela welcomed the agreement and said the mandate for Europe’s representatives still had to be defined.
First-half goals from Guillaume López and Albert Rosas gave Andorra a 2–0 win and secured top spot for Malta with a match to spare.
The agency’s fifth anniversary conference heard that 125 people had used its panic alarm service by the end of October 2026.
Zero Sei made it four wins from four in the women’s league, while Swieqi United secured the final men’s Premier League place on penalties.
Basil Tuma headed in his first senior international goal as Malta drew 1–1 with ten-man Eswatini at the National Stadium in Ta’ Qali.
Manchester United have dismissed men’s first-team head coach Michael Carrick and say they intend to appoint a permanent successor as soon as possible.
US departures began resuming Friday evening after the FAA lifted its nationwide ground stop, though delays and cancellations continued.
Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang has resigned with immediate effect, the company confirmed on Thursday. Chief financial officer Colette Kress will lead the AI chip giant on an interim basis.
The leaders’ summit opens on Wednesday as negotiators look for agreement on expanding the use of electricity and moving away from fossil fuels.
Mazzit has been registered as a Protected Geographical Indication after years of work by producers, the Public Abattoir and food authorities.
Fugitive Cora assumes the identity of a Blade Runner and teams up with a replicant who has only days to live.
Prime Minister Robert Abela told European leaders that Malta would keep energy prices stable and was exploring a subsea link to import renewable power from North Africa.
Speaking at MedTech World Europe, Ian Borg called for closer collaboration between government, healthcare professionals, researchers and industry. The Health Ministry is exploring a structured digital health research programme.
Msida Public Library has moved to a larger, better-equipped space at Msida Primary School, where students and residents can borrow books, study and take part in activities.
The government is expanding its Maltese honeybee breeding programme and plans to supply high-quality queen bees to local beekeepers.
The Sunday duty roster lists 19 pharmacies across Malta and Gozo, with addresses and phone numbers.
Malta’s prime minister will join leaders in Dublin on Thursday for talks on the war in Ukraine and European security. An informal European Council meeting follows on Friday.
Speaking in Antalya, Prime Minister Robert Abela pledged further investment in renewable energy and called for climate finance to reach the most vulnerable countries.
Luxol St Andrews and the University of Malta won every group match. The Malta FA U19 Selection and Swieqi United will play off for a Premier League place.
The Triq id-Dejqa project will provide three courtrooms, offices for the judiciary and a dedicated space for victims.
Specially trained medical professionals will support eligible students during school hours, with assistance tailored to each student’s needs.
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