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Nicole Meilak

Malta

Journalist and Deputy Online Editor at Malta Today

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  • 4 days ago | maltatoday.com.mt | Nicole Meilak

    Nationalist MP Mark Anthony Sammut has called for Malta to officially recognise the State of Palestine, describing Israel’s ongoing actions in Gaza as “inhuman” and warning that today’s suffering risks fuelling tomorrow’s terrorism. Delivering his remarks during an adjournment speech in Parliament, Sammut drew historical parallels, noting the tragedy that “the victims of the past have become the oppressors of today”.

  • 4 days ago | maltatoday.com.mt | Nicole Meilak

    Notary and activist Robert Aquilina has revealed that he was interrogated by police on Wednesday afternoon in connection with his 2022 book Pilatus, which detailed serious allegations surrounding the Pilatus Bank inquiry. In a public statement, Aquilina said the sole purpose of the police interrogation was to discover the identities of the sources who had helped him reveal findings from the magisterial inquiry into Pilatus Bank.

  • 4 days ago | maltatoday.com.mt | Nicole Meilak

    Nicole Meilak 1 min read Five athletes have tested positive for prohibited substances in the first five months of 2025, Sports Minister Clifton Grima confirmed on Monday in response to a parliamentary question by Opposition MP David Agius. AIMS conducted 260 tests so far this year. AIMS, responsible for upholding anti-doping standards in line with global regulations, sends samples to a World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)-accredited laboratory in Austria for analysis.

  • 4 days ago | maltatoday.com.mt | Nicole Meilak

    The government has imposed sweeping restrictions on bird-related activities across Malta and Gozo after Newcastle disease was detected at two poultry farms. The Veterinary Regulation Directorate (VRD) announced the emergency measures in a public notice issued under European Union disease control legislation.

  • 4 days ago | maltatoday.com.mt | Nicole Meilak

    A coalition of Maltese NGOs has issued a joint appeal to Foreign Minister Ian Borg, calling on the government to enforce international law by prohibiting the transfer of military supplies to Israel. The civil society groups argue that such transfers risk facilitating alleged violations of international humanitarian law, including genocide, apartheid, and illegal occupation.

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