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Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo insists Malta got more than it paid for with the festival, despite a €3.8 million price tag. Photo: Chris Sant Fournier

Men carry the bodies of people killed in an early morning incident when residents rushed toward aid trucks in Gaza City. Photo: AFP

St Vincent de Paul. File photo

The collapsed building in Corradino that had killed Jean Paul Sofia. File photo

Bernard Grech has called for their resignation to shoulder responsibility for the death of Jean Paul Sofia.

Jean Paul Sofia was killed in December 2022 in a construction site collapse. Photo: Jonathan Borg

Miriam Dallli announcing the calls. Photo: Clodagh O'Neill, DOI

Mohan Bharwani. Photo: Linked In

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By 2025, GO will be able to connect any premises across the islands over fibre, including the last mile.

The Open Week is being held between Monday, March 4 and Saturday, March 9.

Flowers are seen placed around a portrait of late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Photo: AFP

Clockwise from top: Kevin Camilleri, Victor Carachi, Peter Borg, Paul Abela and David Xuereb. File photo: Matthew Mirabelli

Carmelo Abela says he has "absolutely and categorically" denies any involvement in failed HSBC heist. Photo: Chris Sant Fournier/Times of Malta

The team at EuroCIS 2024.

The National Book Council has nominated Aleks Farrugia’s novel Ir-Re Borg for the 2024 European Union Prize for Literature. Photos: Aleks Farrugia

The Central Bank of Malta. Photo: Onyshchenko, Shutterstock

Clyde Caruana lost ministerial responsibility for Jobsplus. Photo: Chris Sant Fournier

The grant will contribute towards the purchase of private e-scooters. Photo: Shutterstock.

The new EU rules say big online platforms offering short-term lets must share data monthly with local authorities. Photo: AFP

According to the Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom, when minorities are represented, it is generally about irregular migration arrivals or deportations, or news that concerns accidents and crime. File photo: Shutterstock

Randolph De Battista outside parliament on Thursday. Photo: Chris Sant Fournier

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Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri has been handed responsibility for the employment sector, which was formerly under Clyde Caruana's portfolio.

Jason Azzopardi (centre) was sued for libel after repeating allegations about former ministers Carmelo Abela (left) and Chris Cardona (right).