Report Scenarios Knowledge Base Events Sources

Knowledge Base

Generated source, claim, event, place, and entity objects with evidence lineage.

Entities

Places

Claims (326)

The General Election 2026 register could be viewed at the Electoral Office or checked online through the Electoral Commission website under the Publications section using the 'Can I vote?' button.
The Electoral Commission warned that failure to verify inclusion in the Electoral Register may result in losing the entitlement to vote in the General Elections due on Saturday 30 May 2026.
From 16 May 2026, Revising Officers were required to defer sine die the hearing of all pending applications, and the Commission encouraged appeals to be made before that date.
Registered voters could also appeal to a Revising Officer by Friday 22 May 2026 to remove a person's name for lack of qualification or to correct wrongly shown details.
Voters who were qualified by the closing date of 27 April 2026 and whose names or details were omitted or incorrect in the register had until Friday 22 May 2026 to appeal to a Revising Officer for inclusion or correct...
The Electoral Commission said a revised Electoral Register for the General Elections due on 30 May 2026 has been published in the Government Gazette on 1 May 2026.
Objections to nominations will be received at the same office during the nomination days and hours, and also on Tuesday 12 May 2026 during the same hours.
The Electoral Commission said taking photo or video images during submission of nominations is restricted.
Application forms for prospective candidates may be obtained from the Office of the Electoral Commission from the day of the notice and during nomination days, and may also be downloaded from the Electoral Commission'...
If a candidate is ill or abroad, a representative may submit the nomination form, but the representative must provide a specific power of attorney authenticated by a notary public or a Commissioner of Oaths.
Prospective candidates are advised to present their identity card, and the top section of the nomination form should match the candidate details shown in the electoral register published on 1 May 2026.
The Electoral Commissioners will be in attendance to receive nominations at their Office in the Counting Hall Complex at Naxxar on 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 May 2026, from 9.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. and from 3.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m.
Candidates who do not pay the €90 deposit online must settle it by hand no later than 7.00 p.m. on 11 May 2026.
The Electoral Commissioners said they will receive online nominations for Malta's forthcoming General Election 2026 through www.electoral.gov.mt from 9.00 a.m. on Thursday, 7 May 2026 until 7.00 p.m. on Monday, 11 May...
On 11 April 2015, Malta held its first abrogative referendum on retaining the EU derogation allowing spring hunting for turtle doves and quail; the result was 126,434 in favour and 124,214 against.
On 28 May 2011, Malta held a referendum on the introduction of divorce and the result was 232,691 votes in favour and 230,518 votes against.
On 8 March 2003, Malta held a referendum on EU membership and the result was 143,094 votes in favour and 123,628 votes against.
The Malta page states that European Parliament elections in Malta use the same conduct and counting provisions as the General Elections Act and that the Maltese Islands are considered one electoral district for those ...
For the April 2015 local council elections, 4,485 persons aged 16 to 18 years were entitled to vote and 62.3% cast their vote.
The first local council elections were held between November 1993 and May 1994.
The law on Local Councils was passed in 1993, establishing 67 localities: 53 in Malta and 14 in Gozo.
The Electoral Commission carries out administrative and organizational functions necessary to ensure the correct and smooth-running of elections.
The Electoral Commission prints and distributes voting documents to voters at their registered addresses.
When elections are called, a rolling electoral register must be published within five days of the Writ or Notice and include qualified persons reaching age 16 by the eve of polling day.
Eligible voters are revised and published in an electoral register every April and October in the Government Gazette.
The Maltese Islands are divided into 13 electoral divisions, each returning 5 members to the House of Representatives.
The electoral system existing since 1921 is proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote (STV).
The holding of elections for the House of Representatives is regulated by the General Elections Act (Cap. 354 of the laws of Malta).
The election of members of the House of Representatives is the sole responsibility of the Electoral Commission, established by Article 60 of the Constitution of the Republic of Malta.
The page lists Bernard Grech as 'Kap tal-Partit' and Robert Cutajar as 'Whip tal-Oppożizzjoni' for Partit Nazzjonalista.
The Parliament of Malta page for Partit Nazzjonalista says the party's group is part of 'L-Erbatax-il Leġislatura (2022 - 2026)'.
The Commission issued notices concerning persons who had not yet received their voting document, voting documents of St Vincent de Paul residents, persons residing at Corradino Correctional Facility, and certificates ...
The Commission published notices for the distribution and collection of voting documents on 24 May 2026.
The Commission issued turnout updates for the General Election 2026, including approximate percentage turnout up to 2.00 pm on 23 May 2026 and up to 10.00 pm on 23 May 2026.
The Commission published notices for early voting on 17 May 2026 and 21 May 2026.
The Electoral Commission notified that nominations of candidates were being handled for the General Election 2026, including notices dated 9 May 2026, 10 May 2026, and 11 May 2026.
The Electoral Commission of Malta issued press releases on the General Election 2026, including notices on nominations, voting documents, early voting, turnout updates, and voting arrangements for specific groups.
The portal includes notices related to the General Election 2026, including distribution of voting documents, collection of voting documents, approximate turnout updates, early voting, assistant electoral commissioner...
The Electoral Commission of Malta maintains a portal that links to electoral registers, finance information, and election results pages for General Elections, MEP Elections, Local Councils, Administrative Communities,...
The 2025 financing page lists donation report links for ABBA, Għarb l-Ewwel, Aħwa Maltin, Momentum, Residenti Beltin Party, AD+PD, Partit Laburista, and Partit Nazzjonalista.
The Electoral Commission of Malta is publishing donation reports in accordance with Legal Notice 91 of 2017.
The Electoral Commission of Malta is publishing the Political Parties' Statement of Accounts for 2025.
Malta uses the Single-Transferable Vote (STV) system, which is described as a proportional representation system through ranked voting.
Voting in Malta is not compulsory.
On polling day, voters must present their voting document at the polling station indicated on it, and polling stations are open from 7.00am to 10.00pm.
Guidelines for prospective candidates are issued once an election date is announced.
After the collection period expires, electors registered in Malta may personally collect their voting documents from the Electoral Commission's office, while electors registered in Gozo may collect them from the Elect...
If no one is home during door-to-door delivery, the elector may collect the voting document personally at the Police Station or Local Council in certain localities, and collection on behalf of another elector is not a...
During the first phase of delivery, a voting document is delivered at the elector’s registered address by a Police Officer or another person appointed by the Electoral Commission, and a political party represented in ...
For residents in Malta, appeals are submitted at the Registrar’s office at the Law Courts in Valletta; for Gozo residents, at the Registrar’s office at the Law Courts in Rabat, Gozo, within 21 days from publication of...
A person may lodge an appeal to remove the name of a voter who has lost eligibility requirements or to correct particulars, with no fees payable.
Any application for inclusion, change or disqualification of an elector is reflected in the upcoming register to be published.
For voting document purposes, the Electoral Office uses the last photographic image of the voter shown on the Identity Card, and voters must personally call at the listed Identità offices.
To be registered as a voter, a person must be a citizen of Malta, have attained the age of sixteen years, and be resident in Malta with the required residency history.
The closing dates for publication of the Electoral Register are 31 March and 30 September.
The register lists Maltese citizens entitled to vote to elect members of the House of Representatives and for Referenda.
The Electoral Register for Malta is published twice a year, in April and October, and is organized in 13 volumes (Districts).
Momentum proposed a 15% flat tax rate for graduates during their first five years of employment and changes to pension rules affecting people born before 1952 and 1962, mothers with children, and workers whose pension...
Momentum proposed enforcing the ban on construction work on Sundays and public holidays, limiting construction hours to 8 am to 5 pm, and imposing a two-year moratorium on high-rise buildings.
Momentum proposed replacing the current Freedom of Information framework with an Open Malta Act that would require information to be published by default and remove ministerial veto powers.
Momentum proposed creating a fully searchable online database for all government contracts, memoranda, and direct orders.
Momentum's first proposals include publishing all magisterial inquiries automatically upon completion, with only clearly justified exceptions.
Momentum said it is at an advanced stage of compiling its election manifesto and that it will gradually unveil its proposals in the coming weeks.
Momentum invited people to volunteer, donate, or subscribe as part of its campaign efforts.
Momentum said its campaign offers voters a 'Bidla ta’ Vera' and describes it as 'a real change, not only a change of colour'.
Arnold Cassola said roughly one third of Malta's electorate feels politically orphaned and that voters are tired of choosing between two parties that have taken turns running the country into the ground while rewardin...
Momentum's candidates are described as a team united by a shared commitment to good governance, environmental protection, and economic justice.
Momentum said it will be represented in every district by seven named candidates, including Billy McBee, Matthew Agius, Mark Camilleri Gambin, Alastair Farrugia, Pierre Schembri-Wismayer, Arnold Cassola and Carmel Asc...
Momentum announced a slate of 7 candidates who will contest the upcoming general election across all thirteen electoral districts.
Several PN speakers argued that the party would deliver a better environment and reduce traffic.
Jonathan Muscat said the country had experienced the wind of change that led to EU membership.
The PN announced a Workers’ Day Mass Rally near the Lija Tower at 5pm on 1 May.
Several PN speakers said the party could improve healthcare, the environment, traffic, poverty, and local councils.
The Ninth District includes Għargħur, Msida, Swatar, Tal-Pietà, San Ġwann, Kappara, Swieqi, Madliena and Ta’ Xbiex.
Graziella Attard Previ said public broadcasting has a duty to provide balanced and factual reporting.
Alex Borg said the Labour Party’s media was carrying out a negative campaign of attacks against him and PN candidates.
Alex Borg alleged that the government is unable to distinguish between government and party and continues to use public funds for Labour propaganda.
Alex Borg said no other government around the world has called an early election for such a reason, and he said Robert Abela did so because he saw the PN growing stronger.
Alex Borg said the election was called early by Robert Abela after the Labour leadership had recently denied that an election was imminent.
Alex Borg said the PN is determined to deliver 'A Fresh Start' across Malta and Gozo and lead the country forward.
The PN held a political activity in Għargħur with candidates on the Ninth District.
The page lists the General Elections Act (Cap 354) and the Electoral (Polling) Ordinance (Cap 102) among Parliament's legislative instruments.
The page was published on 2022-04-01.
The Parliament of Malta page for Alex Borg is associated with the Nationalist Party and the Fourteenth Legislature (2022 - 2026).
The page lists 'Early voting surge as 90% cast ballots, but thousands yet to...' which reports a 90% figure for ballots cast and says thousands remain to be picked up or completed in the headline continuation.
The page lists 'Planning bills may be dead, but NGOs say danger isn’t over,' indicating ongoing concern from NGOs about planning bills.
The page lists a headline saying 'Momentum candidate’s banners stolen in ‘targeted’ Marsaskala theft,' describing a reported theft of campaign material in Marsaskala.
A headline says 'Wellbeing must be at heart of politics, Lydia Abela tells campaign...,' showing a campaign message centered on wellbeing.
ADPD is described as pledging to be a 'shield for residents' against 'runaway speculation.'
Momentum is described as accusing Labour and PN of 'shielding illegal kiosks from enforcement,' which the source presents as an allegation.
The page lists '‘Me or Alex Borg?’: Abela’s blunt message to voters,' indicating a direct campaign message from Abela to voters.
The page lists a live report titled 'Borg appeals to lapsed PN voters: ‘This is the moment to...’', indicating an appeal to lapsed PN voters.
The page lists a live report titled 'Abela and Borg trade barbs over four-day week and Europe in Chamber debate,' showing a campaign debate on the four-day week and Europe.
A headline on the page says 'First election result indications after 9am on Sunday,' indicating result indications were expected after 9am on Sunday.
Newsbook's Election 2026 page includes coverage titled 'Voters who have not collected voting document urged to do so...' and 'Early voting surge as 90% cast ballots, but thousands yet to...' indicating voting-document...
The page reports that Malta's inflation edged up slightly to 2.8% in April.
A headline says a government agency was caught removing a 'yes to garden' banner in Marsaxlokk.
The Nationalist Party is reported as saying it has solutions on traffic and population, while Labour is described as having 'billboards'.
ADPD pledges to be a 'shield for residents' against runaway speculation.
Momentum accuses Labour and PN of shielding illegal kiosks from enforcement.
The page lists a live Nationalist Party mass meeting in Sliema addressed by Borg.
The page lists a live Labour mass meeting in Hamrun addressed by Abela.
The page lists a live political event where Alex Borg holds a political event in Fgura.
A headline says voters who have not collected their voting document are being urged to do so by Thursday.
Newsbook's local news page includes an election-related item titled 'First election result indications after 9am on Sunday'.
The page lists a headline saying Borg has solutions on traffic and population, while Labour has just billboards.
The page lists a headline about first election result indications after 9am on Sunday.
The page lists a headline stating that planning bills may be dead, but NGOs say danger isn't over.
The page lists a headline saying Momentum accuses Labour and PN of shielding illegal kiosks from enforcement.
The page lists live coverage of Alex Borg holding a political event in Fgura.
The page lists live coverage of Abela addressing a Labour mass meeting in Hamrun.
The page lists live coverage of Borg addressing a PN mass meeting in Sliema.
The page lists a campaign item quoting Abela's message to voters: 'Me or Alex Borg?'.
The page lists a campaign item in which Borg appeals to lapsed PN voters.
The page lists election campaign coverage titled 'Abela and Borg trade barbs over four-day week and Europe in...'.
Newsbook's News category page includes a Malta election-related item stating that voters who have not collected their voting document are urged to do so.
The GWU registered an industrial dispute at MCAST.
Newsbook highlighted a live item about whether there would be one or two debates on day 29.
Momentum accused the PL and PN of protecting illegal kiosks from enforcement.
Momentum proposed giving citizens more voice between one election and another.
Newsbook links to a live report of Robert Abela addressing a mass meeting in Hamrun.
Newsbook links to a story saying the full list of candidates approved so far for the election of 30 May is available.
The source title identifies Newsbook Malta and includes the place name Il-Hamrun.
An official audit in the catalogue Spazji Teatrali identified 78 theatre spaces across Malta and Gozo.
The 115-year-old Hompesch Theatre in St Nicholas Square will be restored as a creative and cultural space for the community.
The council paid €700,000 from its own reserves, without loans or debt, and mayor Jorge Grech attributed that to sound financial management.
The Żabbar local council signed a deed to acquire the historic Hompesch Theatre, saving it from development.
Lucienne Pace Ross said the findings stress the need for scenario planning, supply-chain resilience and careful risk management as businesses navigate the coming months.
The article says Malta's business outlook trends remained positive despite concern about geopolitical risk, tariff tensions and supply-chain pressures.
PwC Malta's latest CEO Confidence Tracker says 87.1% of surveyed CEOs foresee some impact from the Iran conflict on their business, and 45% rate that impact as moderate or high.
The archive page includes a linked item titled 'Momentum Party file police report on theft of election banners'.
An EasyJet flight en route to the UK had to land in Rome as a precaution after a passenger was found to be carrying a power bank placed in his main luggage.
The article reports that Trump had previously said the agreement with Iran was being negotiated and suggested an announcement was expected shortly.
Trump said on social media that the discussions are constructive, but both sides want time to ensure the agreement is a good one.
The article says the agreement under discussion appears to involve extending the ceasefire to 60 days, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and further negotiations on Iran's nuclear programme.
US President Donald Trump said he instructed his negotiators to take their time in reaching an agreement with Iran.
The archive page includes linked local-news titles referring to incidents in Mellieha, Hal Tarxien, Marsaxlokk, Zejtun, Birkirkara, Qbajjar, Tarxien, Maghtab and Valletta.
The TVMnews kronaka archive page lists linked articles including 'Momentum unveils €842 million national transport strategy to cut traffic' and 'PN leader says a Nationalist government will protect hobbies'.
Police investigations into the separate accidents are ongoing.
A medical team provided first aid in both cases, and the injured woman and one of the men were transferred by ambulance to hospital, where both were certified to have suffered grievous injuries.
The second accident occurred at about 4.45 p.m. in St Andrew’s Road, Pembroke, involving a Toyota Yaris Cross driven by a 35-year-old man from Mosta and a Benelli motorcycle driven by a 35-year-old man from Msida.
The first accident occurred at about 11.30 a.m. in Independence Avenue, Mosta, involving a 65-year-old woman from Ħaż-Żebbuġ and a motorcycle driven by a 33-year-old man from San Ġwann.
Two people suffered grievous injuries after separate road accidents reported on 2026-05-24 in Malta.
People who have still not collected their voting document can collect it up to Thursday, 28 May, from the Office of the Electoral Commission in Naxxar, and Gozitans can do so from the Electoral Commission in Rabat, Gozo.
The Electoral Commission says anyone collecting a voting document must do so in person and present their Identity Card, and that no one can vote on voting day without the voting document.
For elderly or sick voters who cannot travel to collect their document, Commissioners will try to deliver the document to their home, and voters or relatives are asked to call 2558 3240 to provide details.
The same service will be provided in Gozo for voters who cannot get out of their private car near the Electoral Office in Wara s-Sur Road, Rabat, Gozo.
The Electoral Commission says voters who are unable to walk may be taken in a private vehicle to the Electoral Office in Naxxar, with another person besides the voter and driver present to indicate where the car is pa...
People who have still not collected their voting document can collect it up to Thursday, 28 May, from the Office of the Electoral Commission in Naxxar, and Gozitans can do so from the Electoral Commission in Rabat, Gozo.
The article says Daniel Muka is being represented by lawyer Nicholas Mifsud, while the prosecution is being led by Inspector Keith Rizzo.
Police filed charges against Daniel Muka for threats and insults against Judge Galea Sciberras.
Chris Siegersma testified that when he was informed Muka had to attend court, Muka threatened to cause total chaos, but was eventually brought to court without any problems.
The article says Muka refused to attend court early in the trial, claiming he did not have a lawyer and wanted to follow the proceedings from Corradino Correctional Facility.
The article says Daniel Muka began shouting and disrupting proceedings after decisions taken regarding his defence, and allegedly told the judge she had been 'paid under the table'.
The article says Daniel Muka was found guilty of the double murder of Chris Pandolfino and Ivor Maciejowski, and that he was sentenced to life imprisonment.
On 2026-05-25, Judge Natasha Galea Sciberras testified before Magistrate Nadine Lia about insults and threats allegedly made against her by Daniel Muka.
A linked article title refers to a Momentum Party proposal for noise control measures across Malta and Gozo.
A linked TVMnews.mt article title refers to works at Attard Police Community Office and Hamrun Police Station nearing completion.
The six electric-powered vehicles were given as a donation by the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association and were financed by funds jointly administered by the MHRA, the Malta Tourism Authority and the Ministry for ...
The Police Corps has been strengthened through the addition of six new electric-powered vehicles to be used by Community officers for security in various tourist areas.
The police said the vehicles will help with rapid response situations, reduce tourism-linked crimes, and boost relations within the community.
The Hyundai Kona vehicles will operate in Tas-Sliema, Swieqi, Cottonera, Marsaxlokk, Paceville and Gozo.
The six vehicles were donated by the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association and financed by funds jointly administered by the MHRA, the Malta Tourism Authority and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Tourism.
The Police Corps was strengthened with six new electric-powered vehicles for use by Community officers for security in various tourist areas.
The archive page links to a story about collecting a voting document, stating 'You have until Thursday.'
The archive page links to a story saying Malta International Airport is investing €12.5 million in an airport electrification programme aimed at reducing emissions.
The archive page links to a story about ADPD - The Green Party meeting with Eko-Skola students.
The archive page links to Labour Party campaign coverage about workplace reforms, tax-free bonuses and training incentives, and to a story about 100 proposals for Gozo being described as the largest chapter of the Lab...
The archive page links to coverage of campaign statements including the Nationalist Party leader saying a Nationalist government solves problems created by others, the Prime Minister saying the choice is between Team ...
On the TVMnews.mt local current affairs archive page published on 2026-05-25, the page links to a General Election 2026 category and several election-related stories in Malta.
Justine Baldacchino said the project forms part of a wider roadmap for the airport to continue reducing emissions and expanding the use of clean energy.
The project is being co-financed by the European Union through a €5.4 million grant under the Connecting Europe Facility programme.
The programme also includes five medium-voltage substations, two generators and a new electrical network, plus 20 charging points for battery-powered mobile GPUs and 15 charging points for electric coaches used by gro...
The project includes the installation of 35 hatch-pit systems to provide direct electricity to aircraft while parked on the apron, eliminating the use of diesel-powered Ground Power Units.
The airport said the programme is expected to prevent an average of 1,000 tonnes of emissions per year.
The project is expected to be completed by 2028.
Malta International Airport is investing €12.5 million in an airport electrification programme aimed at reducing emissions and strengthening the airport’s sustainable infrastructure.
Il-Partit Momentum b’rapport lill-Pulizija dwar serq ta’ strixxuni elettorali.
Il-Kap tal-PN jgħid li Gvern Nazzjonalista jsolvi l-problemi li ħoloq ħaddieħor.
Il-PM jgħid li l-għażla hi bejn “Team Malta u Team Borg”.
Il-PM u l-Kap tal-PN f’dibattitu tal-Kamra tal-Kummerċ.
Ara kif tista’ tiġbor id-dokument tal-vot – għandek ċans sa nhar il-Ħamis.
Ukraine said the attack targeted a Russian Rubicon drones military building, but did not say whether it was the same building identified by Russia.
The attack killed six persons and injured 39 others, and Putin said that 15 other persons are reported missing in the attack in Luhansk region.
Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged retaliation after accusing Ukraine of conducting an attack on a students’ dormitory in Eastern Ukraine.
The source is a Malta legislation page for cap. 544 with a dated version of 2016-01-01.
The source is a legislation page on legislation.mt for cap. 544, with an English version linked and a date shown as 2016-01-01.
Legiżlazzjoni Malta says the European Legislation Identifier was introduced to standardize online legal publication and improve interoperability, quality, transparency and access to legislation.
The website says EU legislation can be searched through the site or directly through Eur-Lex, and refers users to the EU Legislation Identifier (ELI) and the Court of Justice of the European Union.
The Legislation Unit is responsible for consolidating the content of Legiżlazzjoni Malta and for publishing Acts, Bills, Legal Notices and Bye-Laws.
Legiżlazzjoni Malta says it contains all laws of Malta, including consolidated subsidiary legislation, and that the content is consolidated within five working days of publication in the Government Gazette.
The source title identifies 'Imperium' and associates it with Valletta.
The source title names David Apap Agius.
The site includes a link to a Facebook page for ResidentiBeltin.
ResidentiBeltin is presented as a community site for Valletta residents in Malta.
Volt Malta links to a news item about Volt joining Greens/EFA in the European Parliament.
Volt Malta links to a news item saying Nela Riehl won Best Newcomer at the European Parliament Awards.
Volt Malta links to a page about campaign expenses for Matthias Iannis Portelli in the 2024 EU elections.
Volt Europa called for immediate de-escalation of tensions between Israel and Iran and urged international diplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation.
Volt Malta has policy pages on social equity and justice, smart state, economic revolution, environment and climate change, citizen empowerment, and Gozo's future.
Volt Malta lists policy priorities that include construction industry regulation and living wage / universal basic income.
Volt Malta says the country's future cannot wait and that it has "real solutions today" on issues ranging from corruption to climate change.
Volt Malta says public support funds its campaigns, voter outreach, and transparency efforts.
Volt Malta says it is focused on fighting corruption and building a green and fair future.
Volt Malta says it wants to "build Malta’s European future together" and presents itself as part of a European movement.
Momentum has a post with three proposals to eliminate domestic violence in Malta.
Momentum has a post about Malta's transport crisis and another about an €842 million transport strategy to tackle congestion.
Momentum has a post about restoring residents' right to peace and ending the 'build now, sanction later' culture.
Momentum has a post about the Sliema ticket kiosk encroachment and says Malta deserves a parliament that defends residents, pedestrians, families and honest businesses.
Momentum has a post about backing Marsaxlokk local councils' stand for open spaces and real consultation.
Momentum has a press item about targeted theft of Momentum candidates' banners in Marsaskala.
Momentum has a press item saying it reports further theft of election banners in St. Julians.
Momentum has a campaign item titled 'Momentum launches final phase of electoral campaign with three new TV spots.'
Momentum provides a donation link labeled 'Għinna bid-donazzjoni tiegħek' and a separate donate page.
The site links to a page titled 'Kandidati Elezzjoni 2026', indicating candidates for the 2026 election.
Momentum says it wants to deliver to the Maltese people a country that is fair for everyone, more beautiful, and more modern.
ADPD uses the slogan 'Tuna Nifs! Pembroke Qed Tidfnuh!' in campaign material referencing Pembroke.
ADPD highlights climate policy in its campaign messaging, stating that dismantling climate policy works against everyone's interests.
The ADPD website links to an election 2026 section, indicating campaign activity for the 2026 general election.
ADPD says its candidates are on all districts and are close to the communities they seek to serve.
ADPD identifies itself as Malta's Green Party.
PN says it would approve a 25% increase in stipends for all students and build a new school every year.
PN says it would convert the Paola Hub into a 250-bed hospital, build a new 250-bed hospital in the north, build a 400-bed hospital in Gozo, upgrade Mater Dei Hospital and create a 60-bed National Health Park in Selmun.
PN proposes a cultural district project in Marsa and around the Grand Harbour, including investment in National Hall and Marsa Expo Centre.
PN says it would improve Gozo-Malta connectivity with better ports, new ships, more frequent fast ferries and efficient public transport.
PN says it would build a national mass rapid transport system to reduce traffic and give time back to people.
PN proposes a refund of 50% of interest on a first residential home loan for 10 years, which it says could reach about €46,800.
PN proposes cutting income tax rates for workers and the self-employed and removing tax from COLA increases.
The site highlights a campaign message from Nadur saying a new Nationalist government would give Gozo better connectivity, more jobs, a new hospital, stronger education and full respect for Gozo's identity.
The PN homepage promotes a mass meeting in Tas-Sliema where Alex Borg said on '30 ta’ Mejju' to give the future a chance and to give change a chance.
The Partit Nazzjonalista said it approved five new candidates for the general election and that the Executive Committee meeting took place at the PN club in Birkirkara.
Int Malta's website includes links to candidate pages for Districts 1 through 13.
Int Malta's website provides a downloadable manifesto and well-being index materials.
Int Malta listed a campaign event titled 'INT MALTA – IL-ĦOLMA TIEGĦEK, IL-PROĠETT TAGĦNA' for 26 May 2026 at 6.30 pm in Żurrieq.
Int Malta listed a campaign event titled 'INT MALTA – IL-ĦOLMA TIEGĦEK, IL-PROĠETT TAGĦNA' for 25 May 2026 at 6.30 pm in Ħaż-Żabbar.
Int Malta listed a campaign event titled 'QALB IN-NIES F’ĦAL LUQA' for 25 May 2026 at 5.30 pm in Ħal Luqa.
The source page says NewsDomain is coming soon and that it is launching soon.
The Malta Business Weekly homepage lists an article titled 'Malta has proven it is resilient. Now it’s time to plan’... / Malta Chamber unveils election proposals' among its linked content.
The Gozo Chamber calls for greater autonomy and innovation growth.
The Gozo Chamber proposes formally designating Gozo as an island hub for innovation, investment and start-ups.
The homepage links to an article titled 'Fuel prices and inflation: How Maltese trends differ from the rest of the EU'.
The homepage includes a category link labeled 'EP elections 2024'.
The homepage links to a story titled 'PL mass rally in Qormi: candidates focus on continuity, trust and proven leadership'.
One linked story on the homepage is titled 'PN will exclude businesses from proposed energy bill subsidy'.
The Journal homepage includes political coverage with links about the PN, Labour Party, Robert Abela, David Casa, and a PL mass rally in Qormi.
Malta Airport was described as avoiding 1,000 tonnes of CO2 annually through new airfield electrification.
Six new electric vehicles were announced for Malta Police to use in tourist zones.
Malta was described as having the 3rd lowest median age in the EU at 40 years old.
Moviment Graffitti came out against PN's migration control proposal.
ADPD's Sandra Gauci was featured in connection with an actress playing her in an election-themed play.
Momentum backed Marsaxlokk Council in opposition to Labour manifesto plans.
A Labour Party mass meeting in Ħamrun had a "massive set-up" spotted ahead of "today's" event.
The Nationalist Party raised over €643,000 in another fundraising marathon.
A link on MaltaDaily points to a "Predicted vote share — Vincent Marmara survey" conducted from 30 Apr to 6 May 2026, showing PL +29,000 votes, 53.1% of votes, and 42.6% of votes.
The Labour Party had decisively held onto power for 13 years, according to the site's election analysis.
Bank of Valletta approved a fresh €28 million loan to Malita Investments plc to provide a financial lifeline for stalled housing projects.
A massive €52 million freezing order imposed on Christian Borg and his network of companies was quietly revoked following a secret tax deal.
The head of public service was reported as ignoring established practice during the electoral campaign, while abusive recruitment continued.
Culture Minister Owen Bonnici failed to reply to questions about his spending on the official launch of his campaign.
Election coverage also included an overview of the incumbents and their record so far.
A Malta elections 2026 article framed the contest as one about candidates, districts, and the battle for voters.
An article on 2026-05-22 said business in Marsalforn would remain disrupted for a third consecutive summer.
Johann Grech was planning a new multi-million-euro film event for the following month.
Robert Abela refused to explain how he and his wife, Lydia, were financing two simultaneous high-end projects.
Environmental NGOs called on the Labour Party to clarify the rationale for its proposed review of local plans.
The refurbishment of Buġibba square was described as an ongoing project for five years that went over ten times its original cost, with a link indicating it was rushed to completion a few days ahead of elections.
The Labour Party was described as having 'decisively held onto power for 13 years' and as making a 'final push' to 'annihilate' opposition.
Malta officially entered an electoral campaign after the announcement that the general elections would be held, according to The Shift News's election coverage.
The homepage includes a general-election item titled "Sarah Bajada Shares Emotional Post About Alex Borg."
A homepage item in the general-election section quotes Darren Carabott saying "Malta Was The Only EU Country Where Average Wages Fell."
The Lovin Malta homepage lists election-related opinion and news items, including "Politically Erect" roasting Malta's "election chaos" and a "University Debate Or Political Pantomime? - The KSU Debate" item.
Lovin Malta says "Malta Votes 2026 Is Live: Your Interactive Guide To The General Election," indicating election-related coverage is active.
A homepage item asks why the European Union is preparing for conflict with Russia.
The homepage includes an article titled 'Il-kompetenza u l-kredibilità… ir-risposta dwar is-sostenibilità tal-manifest elettorali “Int Malta”' about the sustainability of the 'Int Malta' electoral manifesto.
The homepage lists an article titled 'Taħt il-lenti l-ewwel jiem tal-kampanja elettorali …' about the first days of the election campaign, including slogans, youth, narrative and enthusiasm.
The homepage lists an article titled 'Il-kampanja ta’ Alex Borg tibbaża fuq elementi ta’ dik li wasslet...' indicating coverage of Alex Borg's campaign.
The talk.mt homepage shows categories including local news, court, parliament, and politics, and lists article titles on Maltese current affairs and opinion.
The source page links to a PN invitation for a mass meeting in Tas-Sliema.
The source page links to a planned PN mass meeting in Rabat Għawdex for the next day.
Five days before the general election, the Electoral Commission head, Joseph Camilleri, said 18,622 new voters had registered and 334,481 people had collected the vote.
The homepage said Malta will host the 24th edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in October.
Independent candidate Edwin Vassallo said attacks by Joseph Muscat and MEP Cyrus Engerer over the unborn child made him run for the European Parliament election.
The homepage referenced polling with the headline 'Messaġġ ċar fis-sondaġġi'.
The homepage included an article saying uncollected vote numbers are an indication of the electoral mood.
The homepage included an article asking what the major parties are ignoring in this election.
Alex Borg addressed a mass meeting in Tas-Sliema and urged people to vote again for change.
Robert Abela addressed supporters and framed the choice as between the PL and the PN.
Momentum reported more theft of election banners in San Ġiljan.
Robert Abela faced Alex Borg again in a Chamber of Commerce debate.
The Electoral Commission was completing preparations in Naxxar as vote counting was set to begin at 9am on Sunday.
The Central Bank of Malta governor participated in an ECOFIN meeting in Cyprus.
A headline said 'When asked why he uses two weights and two measures when speaking about the development of a mosque and illegal padel courts on Manoel Island, the prime minister states that Malta already has a mosque'.
A headline said 'PA postpones decision on illegal Manoel Island padel courts until after election'.
A headline said 'Uncollected voting documents highest in St Paul’s Bay, Gozo and Sliema districts'.
The homepage included an Election 2026 section and multiple election-related items, indicating continuing campaign coverage.
A homepage opinion headline was titled 'Notes from the election campaign'.
MaltaToday listed a headline saying 'WATCH | Borg and Abela focus on jabbing each other during Malta Chamber debate'.
The PN said construction waste would be used on other projects and that its Subsidised Shared Cab Initiative can begin immediately and would cost 72% less than multi-billion metro proposals put forward by other parties.
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg unveiled an underground mass rapid transport plan with a €1.4 billion first line and a target of 36 million annual passengers.
A homepage headline said 'PN published its manifesto: Here is a breakdown'.
MaltaToday promoted 'WATCH | Meet Your Candidate – Lisa Cassar Shaw' as part of its Election 2026 coverage.
MaltaToday highlighted a video item titled 'WATCH | Abela pitches himself against Borg: ‘Who do you want as prime minister?’'.
MaltaToday highlighted a video item titled 'WATCH | PN leader Alex Borg tells supporters to be the 'authors of the country's destiny''.
The Electoral Commission said the election will see 18,622 new voters, uncollected voting documents stand at 22,333, and vote counting on Sunday will start at 9am.
The source identifies Times of Malta as providing news, sport and opinion from Malta and the world.
The homepage included an item on 'Why Europe and Mexico are strengthening our partnership.'
Newsbook linked to a story saying planning bills may be dead, but NGOs say danger isn’t over.
The Labour and PN campaign coverage included a Chamber debate on the four-day week and Europe.
Newsbook reported that the 30 May general election had candidate listings published on its site.
A dementia patient was blocked from leaving a care home because she had not yet voted, according to a headline.
ADPD pledged to be a 'shield for residents' against runaway speculation.
Momentum accused Labour and PN of shielding illegal kiosks from enforcement.
Momentum candidates' banners were stolen in a 'targeted' theft in Marsaskala.
Lydia Abela told a campaign event that wellbeing must be at the heart of politics.
Abela addressed a Labour mass meeting in Hamrun.
Borg addressed a PN mass meeting in Sliema.
Newsbook linked to a story titled 'See the full list of candidates contesting the 30 May general election.'
Newsbook highlighted that voters who have not collected their voting document were urged to do so by Thursday.
Abela and Borg traded barbs over the four-day week and Europe in a Chamber debate.
A TVMnews.mt item quotes the PN leader saying the PN has a team ready to administer the country.
Another TVMnews.mt item quotes the Prime Minister saying the choice is between 'Team Malta and Team Borg'.
A TVMnews.mt item quotes the PN leader saying that 'a Nationalist Government solves problems created by others'.
The homepage says the Momentum Party filed a police report on the theft of election banners.
TVMnews.mt lists a general election 2026 category and a story titled 'How to collect your voting document – deadline Thursday'.
The page shows a last update date of 2016-01-01.
The source is a LEĠIŻLAZZJONI MALTA page for eli/cap/544/eng.

Events

The project is expected to be completed by 2028.
The Electoral Commission warned that failure to verify inclusion in the Electoral Register may result in losing the entitlement to vote in…
Newsbook links to a story saying the full list of candidates approved so far for the election of 30 May is available.
The PN homepage promotes a mass meeting in Tas-Sliema where Alex Borg said on '30 ta’ Mejju' to give the future a chance and to give change…
Newsbook reported that the 30 May general election had candidate listings published on its site.
Newsbook linked to a story titled 'See the full list of candidates contesting the 30 May general election.'
People who have still not collected their voting document can collect it up to Thursday, 28 May, from the Office of the Electoral Commissio…
People who have still not collected their voting document can collect it up to Thursday, 28 May, from the Office of the Electoral Commissio…
Int Malta listed a campaign event titled 'INT MALTA – IL-ĦOLMA TIEGĦEK, IL-PROĠETT TAGĦNA' for 26 May 2026 at 6.30 pm in Żurrieq.
The source page links to a planned PN mass meeting in Rabat Għawdex for the next day.
The page lists 'Early voting surge as 90% cast ballots, but thousands yet to...' which reports a 90% figure for ballots cast and says thous…
The page lists 'Planning bills may be dead, but NGOs say danger isn’t over,' indicating ongoing concern from NGOs about planning bills.
The page lists a headline saying 'Momentum candidate’s banners stolen in ‘targeted’ Marsaskala theft,' describing a reported theft of campa…
A headline says 'Wellbeing must be at heart of politics, Lydia Abela tells campaign...,' showing a campaign message centered on wellbeing.
ADPD is described as pledging to be a 'shield for residents' against 'runaway speculation.'
Momentum is described as accusing Labour and PN of 'shielding illegal kiosks from enforcement,' which the source presents as an allegation.
The page lists '‘Me or Alex Borg?’: Abela’s blunt message to voters,' indicating a direct campaign message from Abela to voters.
The page lists a live report titled 'Borg appeals to lapsed PN voters: ‘This is the moment to...’', indicating an appeal to lapsed PN voter…
The page lists a live report titled 'Abela and Borg trade barbs over four-day week and Europe in Chamber debate,' showing a campaign debate…
A headline on the page says 'First election result indications after 9am on Sunday,' indicating result indications were expected after 9am…
Newsbook's Election 2026 page includes coverage titled 'Voters who have not collected voting document urged to do so...' and 'Early voting…
The page lists a headline saying Borg has solutions on traffic and population, while Labour has just billboards.
The page lists a headline stating that planning bills may be dead, but NGOs say danger isn't over.
The page lists a headline saying Momentum accuses Labour and PN of shielding illegal kiosks from enforcement.
The page lists live coverage of Alex Borg holding a political event in Fgura.
The page lists live coverage of Abela addressing a Labour mass meeting in Hamrun.
The page lists live coverage of Borg addressing a PN mass meeting in Sliema.
The page lists a campaign item quoting Abela's message to voters: 'Me or Alex Borg?'.
The page lists a campaign item in which Borg appeals to lapsed PN voters.
The page lists election campaign coverage titled 'Abela and Borg trade barbs over four-day week and Europe in...'.
Newsbook's News category page includes a Malta election-related item stating that voters who have not collected their voting document are u…
An EasyJet flight en route to the UK had to land in Rome as a precaution after a passenger was found to be carrying a power bank placed in…
Trump said on social media that the discussions are constructive, but both sides want time to ensure the agreement is a good one.
The article says the agreement under discussion appears to involve extending the ceasefire to 60 days, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and…
US President Donald Trump said he instructed his negotiators to take their time in reaching an agreement with Iran.
The archive page includes linked local-news titles referring to incidents in Mellieha, Hal Tarxien, Marsaxlokk, Zejtun, Birkirkara, Qbajjar…
The TVMnews kronaka archive page lists linked articles including 'Momentum unveils €842 million national transport strategy to cut traffic'…
Police investigations into the separate accidents are ongoing.
The Electoral Commission says anyone collecting a voting document must do so in person and present their Identity Card, and that no one can…
For elderly or sick voters who cannot travel to collect their document, Commissioners will try to deliver the document to their home, and v…
The same service will be provided in Gozo for voters who cannot get out of their private car near the Electoral Office in Wara s-Sur Road,…
The Electoral Commission says voters who are unable to walk may be taken in a private vehicle to the Electoral Office in Naxxar, with anoth…
The article says Daniel Muka is being represented by lawyer Nicholas Mifsud, while the prosecution is being led by Inspector Keith Rizzo.
Police filed charges against Daniel Muka for threats and insults against Judge Galea Sciberras.
Chris Siegersma testified that when he was informed Muka had to attend court, Muka threatened to cause total chaos, but was eventually brou…
The article says Daniel Muka began shouting and disrupting proceedings after decisions taken regarding his defence, and allegedly told the…
The article says Daniel Muka was found guilty of the double murder of Chris Pandolfino and Ivor Maciejowski, and that he was sentenced to l…
On 2026-05-25, Judge Natasha Galea Sciberras testified before Magistrate Nadine Lia about insults and threats allegedly made against her by…
A linked article title refers to a Momentum Party proposal for noise control measures across Malta and Gozo.
A linked TVMnews.mt article title refers to works at Attard Police Community Office and Hamrun Police Station nearing completion.
The six electric-powered vehicles were given as a donation by the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association and were financed by funds joint…
The Police Corps has been strengthened through the addition of six new electric-powered vehicles to be used by Community officers for secur…
The police said the vehicles will help with rapid response situations, reduce tourism-linked crimes, and boost relations within the communi…
The Hyundai Kona vehicles will operate in Tas-Sliema, Swieqi, Cottonera, Marsaxlokk, Paceville and Gozo.
The six vehicles were donated by the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association and financed by funds jointly administered by the MHRA, the M…
The Police Corps was strengthened with six new electric-powered vehicles for use by Community officers for security in various tourist area…
On the TVMnews.mt local current affairs archive page published on 2026-05-25, the page links to a General Election 2026 category and severa…
Justine Baldacchino said the project forms part of a wider roadmap for the airport to continue reducing emissions and expanding the use of…
The project is being co-financed by the European Union through a €5.4 million grant under the Connecting Europe Facility programme.
The programme also includes five medium-voltage substations, two generators and a new electrical network, plus 20 charging points for batte…
The project includes the installation of 35 hatch-pit systems to provide direct electricity to aircraft while parked on the apron, eliminat…
The airport said the programme is expected to prevent an average of 1,000 tonnes of emissions per year.
Malta International Airport is investing €12.5 million in an airport electrification programme aimed at reducing emissions and strengthenin…
Il-Partit Momentum b’rapport lill-Pulizija dwar serq ta’ strixxuni elettorali.
Il-Kap tal-PN jgħid li Gvern Nazzjonalista jsolvi l-problemi li ħoloq ħaddieħor.
Il-PM jgħid li l-għażla hi bejn “Team Malta u Team Borg”.
Il-PM u l-Kap tal-PN f’dibattitu tal-Kamra tal-Kummerċ.
Ara kif tista’ tiġbor id-dokument tal-vot – għandek ċans sa nhar il-Ħamis.
Int Malta listed a campaign event titled 'INT MALTA – IL-ĦOLMA TIEGĦEK, IL-PROĠETT TAGĦNA' for 25 May 2026 at 6.30 pm in Ħaż-Żabbar.
Int Malta listed a campaign event titled 'QALB IN-NIES F’ĦAL LUQA' for 25 May 2026 at 5.30 pm in Ħal Luqa.
Environmental NGOs called on the Labour Party to clarify the rationale for its proposed review of local plans.
The refurbishment of Buġibba square was described as an ongoing project for five years that went over ten times its original cost, with a l…
The Labour Party was described as having 'decisively held onto power for 13 years' and as making a 'final push' to 'annihilate' opposition.
A homepage item asks why the European Union is preparing for conflict with Russia.
The homepage includes an article titled 'Il-kompetenza u l-kredibilità… ir-risposta dwar is-sostenibilità tal-manifest elettorali “Int Malt…
The homepage lists an article titled 'Taħt il-lenti l-ewwel jiem tal-kampanja elettorali …' about the first days of the election campaign,…
The homepage lists an article titled 'Il-kampanja ta’ Alex Borg tibbaża fuq elementi ta’ dik li wasslet...' indicating coverage of Alex Bor…
The talk.mt homepage shows categories including local news, court, parliament, and politics, and lists article titles on Maltese current af…
Five days before the general election, the Electoral Commission head, Joseph Camilleri, said 18,622 new voters had registered and 334,481 p…
Newsbook highlighted that voters who have not collected their voting document were urged to do so by Thursday.
Abela and Borg traded barbs over the four-day week and Europe in a Chamber debate.
A TVMnews.mt item quotes the PN leader saying the PN has a team ready to administer the country.
Another TVMnews.mt item quotes the Prime Minister saying the choice is between 'Team Malta and Team Borg'.
A TVMnews.mt item quotes the PN leader saying that 'a Nationalist Government solves problems created by others'.
The homepage says the Momentum Party filed a police report on the theft of election banners.
TVMnews.mt lists a general election 2026 category and a story titled 'How to collect your voting document – deadline Thursday'.
The Commission published notices for the distribution and collection of voting documents on 24 May 2026.
The article reports that Trump had previously said the agreement with Iran was being negotiated and suggested an announcement was expected…
A medical team provided first aid in both cases, and the injured woman and one of the men were transferred by ambulance to hospital, where…
The second accident occurred at about 4.45 p.m. in St Andrew’s Road, Pembroke, involving a Toyota Yaris Cross driven by a 35-year-old man f…
The first accident occurred at about 11.30 a.m. in Independence Avenue, Mosta, involving a 65-year-old woman from Ħaż-Żebbuġ and a motorcyc…
Two people suffered grievous injuries after separate road accidents reported on 2026-05-24 in Malta.
ADPD uses the slogan 'Tuna Nifs! Pembroke Qed Tidfnuh!' in campaign material referencing Pembroke.
ADPD highlights climate policy in its campaign messaging, stating that dismantling climate policy works against everyone's interests.
The ADPD website links to an election 2026 section, indicating campaign activity for the 2026 general election.
ADPD says its candidates are on all districts and are close to the communities they seek to serve.
ADPD identifies itself as Malta's Green Party.
Robert Abela refused to explain how he and his wife, Lydia, were financing two simultaneous high-end projects.
The source page links to a PN invitation for a mass meeting in Tas-Sliema.
The Central Bank of Malta governor participated in an ECOFIN meeting in Cyprus.
A headline said 'When asked why he uses two weights and two measures when speaking about the development of a mosque and illegal padel cour…
A headline said 'PA postpones decision on illegal Manoel Island padel courts until after election'.
A headline said 'Uncollected voting documents highest in St Paul’s Bay, Gozo and Sliema districts'.
The homepage included an Election 2026 section and multiple election-related items, indicating continuing campaign coverage.
A homepage opinion headline was titled 'Notes from the election campaign'.
MaltaToday listed a headline saying 'WATCH | Borg and Abela focus on jabbing each other during Malta Chamber debate'.
The PN said construction waste would be used on other projects and that its Subsidised Shared Cab Initiative can begin immediately and woul…
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg unveiled an underground mass rapid transport plan with a €1.4 billion first line and a target of 36 mill…
A homepage headline said 'PN published its manifesto: Here is a breakdown'.
MaltaToday promoted 'WATCH | Meet Your Candidate – Lisa Cassar Shaw' as part of its Election 2026 coverage.
MaltaToday highlighted a video item titled 'WATCH | Abela pitches himself against Borg: ‘Who do you want as prime minister?’'.
MaltaToday highlighted a video item titled 'WATCH | PN leader Alex Borg tells supporters to be the 'authors of the country's destiny''.
The Electoral Commission said the election will see 18,622 new voters, uncollected voting documents stand at 22,333, and vote counting on S…
The Commission issued turnout updates for the General Election 2026, including approximate percentage turnout up to 2.00 pm on 23 May 2026…
Ukraine said the attack targeted a Russian Rubicon drones military building, but did not say whether it was the same building identified by…
The attack killed six persons and injured 39 others, and Putin said that 15 other persons are reported missing in the attack in Luhansk reg…
Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged retaliation after accusing Ukraine of conducting an attack on a students’ dormitory in Eastern Ukr…
Johann Grech was planning a new multi-million-euro film event for the following month.
Registered voters could also appeal to a Revising Officer by Friday 22 May 2026 to remove a person's name for lack of qualification or to c…
An article on 2026-05-22 said business in Marsalforn would remain disrupted for a third consecutive summer.
The Commission published notices for early voting on 17 May 2026 and 21 May 2026.
The 115-year-old Hompesch Theatre in St Nicholas Square will be restored as a creative and cultural space for the community.
The council paid €700,000 from its own reserves, without loans or debt, and mayor Jorge Grech attributed that to sound financial management.
The Żabbar local council signed a deed to acquire the historic Hompesch Theatre, saving it from development.
Lucienne Pace Ross said the findings stress the need for scenario planning, supply-chain resilience and careful risk management as business…
The article says Malta's business outlook trends remained positive despite concern about geopolitical risk, tariff tensions and supply-chai…
PwC Malta's latest CEO Confidence Tracker says 87.1% of surveyed CEOs foresee some impact from the Iran conflict on their business, and 45%…
The Malta Business Weekly homepage lists an article titled 'Malta has proven it is resilient. Now it’s time to plan’... / Malta Chamber unv…
The Commission issued notices concerning persons who had not yet received their voting document, voting documents of St Vincent de Paul res…
The Labour Party had decisively held onto power for 13 years, according to the site's election analysis.
Election coverage also included an overview of the incumbents and their record so far.
The portal includes notices related to the General Election 2026, including distribution of voting documents, collection of voting document…
From 16 May 2026, Revising Officers were required to defer sine die the hearing of all pending applications, and the Commission encouraged…
A Malta elections 2026 article framed the contest as one about candidates, districts, and the battle for voters.
Bank of Valletta approved a fresh €28 million loan to Malita Investments plc to provide a financial lifeline for stalled housing projects.
A massive €52 million freezing order imposed on Christian Borg and his network of companies was quietly revoked following a secret tax deal.
Objections to nominations will be received at the same office during the nomination days and hours, and also on Tuesday 12 May 2026 during…
Candidates who do not pay the €90 deposit online must settle it by hand no later than 7.00 p.m. on 11 May 2026.
The Electoral Commission notified that nominations of candidates were being handled for the General Election 2026, including notices dated…
Culture Minister Owen Bonnici failed to reply to questions about his spending on the official launch of his campaign.
The Electoral Commissioners will be in attendance to receive nominations at their Office in the Counting Hall Complex at Naxxar on 7, 8, 9,…
The Electoral Commissioners said they will receive online nominations for Malta's forthcoming General Election 2026 through www.electoral.g…
The head of public service was reported as ignoring established practice during the electoral campaign, while abusive recruitment continued.
Malta officially entered an electoral campaign after the announcement that the general elections would be held, according to The Shift News…
The General Election 2026 register could be viewed at the Electoral Office or checked online through the Electoral Commission website under…
The Electoral Commission said a revised Electoral Register for the General Elections due on 30 May 2026 has been published in the Governmen…
Prospective candidates are advised to present their identity card, and the top section of the nomination form should match the candidate de…
The Electoral Commission of Malta issued press releases on the General Election 2026, including notices on nominations, voting documents, e…
The PN announced a Workers’ Day Mass Rally near the Lija Tower at 5pm on 1 May.
Several PN speakers argued that the party would deliver a better environment and reduce traffic.
Jonathan Muscat said the country had experienced the wind of change that led to EU membership.
Several PN speakers said the party could improve healthcare, the environment, traffic, poverty, and local councils.
The Ninth District includes Għargħur, Msida, Swatar, Tal-Pietà, San Ġwann, Kappara, Swieqi, Madliena and Ta’ Xbiex.
Graziella Attard Previ said public broadcasting has a duty to provide balanced and factual reporting.
Alex Borg said the Labour Party’s media was carrying out a negative campaign of attacks against him and PN candidates.
Alex Borg alleged that the government is unable to distinguish between government and party and continues to use public funds for Labour pr…
Alex Borg said no other government around the world has called an early election for such a reason, and he said Robert Abela did so because…
Alex Borg said the election was called early by Robert Abela after the Labour leadership had recently denied that an election was imminent.
Alex Borg said the PN is determined to deliver 'A Fresh Start' across Malta and Gozo and lead the country forward.
The PN held a political activity in Għargħur with candidates on the Ninth District.
A link on MaltaDaily points to a "Predicted vote share — Vincent Marmara survey" conducted from 30 Apr to 6 May 2026, showing PL +29,000 vo…
Voters who were qualified by the closing date of 27 April 2026 and whose names or details were omitted or incorrect in the register had unt…
The register lists Maltese citizens entitled to vote to elect members of the House of Representatives and for Referenda.
The Electoral Register for Malta is published twice a year, in April and October, and is organized in 13 volumes (Districts).
The page reports that Malta's inflation edged up slightly to 2.8% in April.
The site links to a page titled 'Kandidati Elezzjoni 2026', indicating candidates for the 2026 election.
Lovin Malta says "Malta Votes 2026 Is Live: Your Interactive Guide To The General Election," indicating election-related coverage is active.
The 2025 financing page lists donation report links for ABBA, Għarb l-Ewwel, Aħwa Maltin, Momentum, Residenti Beltin Party, AD+PD, Partit L…
The Electoral Commission of Malta is publishing donation reports in accordance with Legal Notice 91 of 2017.
The Electoral Commission of Malta is publishing the Political Parties' Statement of Accounts for 2025.
The article says Muka refused to attend court early in the trial, claiming he did not have a lawyer and wanted to follow the proceedings fr…
The source page says NewsDomain is coming soon and that it is launching soon.
Volt Malta links to a page about campaign expenses for Matthias Iannis Portelli in the 2024 EU elections.
The homepage includes a category link labeled 'EP elections 2024'.
The page lists Bernard Grech as 'Kap tal-Partit' and Robert Cutajar as 'Whip tal-Oppożizzjoni' for Partit Nazzjonalista.
The Parliament of Malta page for Partit Nazzjonalista says the party's group is part of 'L-Erbatax-il Leġislatura (2022 - 2026)'.
The page was published on 2022-04-01.
The Parliament of Malta page for Alex Borg is associated with the Nationalist Party and the Fourteenth Legislature (2022 - 2026).
The source is a Malta legislation page for cap. 544 with a dated version of 2016-01-01.
The source is a legislation page on legislation.mt for cap. 544, with an English version linked and a date shown as 2016-01-01.
The page shows a last update date of 2016-01-01.
On 11 April 2015, Malta held its first abrogative referendum on retaining the EU derogation allowing spring hunting for turtle doves and qu…
For the April 2015 local council elections, 4,485 persons aged 16 to 18 years were entitled to vote and 62.3% cast their vote.
On 28 May 2011, Malta held a referendum on the introduction of divorce and the result was 232,691 votes in favour and 230,518 votes against.
On 8 March 2003, Malta held a referendum on EU membership and the result was 143,094 votes in favour and 123,628 votes against.
The first local council elections were held between November 1993 and May 1994.
The law on Local Councils was passed in 1993, establishing 67 localities: 53 in Malta and 14 in Gozo.
The electoral system existing since 1921 is proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote (STV).
The Electoral Commission said taking photo or video images during submission of nominations is restricted.
Application forms for prospective candidates may be obtained from the Office of the Electoral Commission from the day of the notice and dur…
If a candidate is ill or abroad, a representative may submit the nomination form, but the representative must provide a specific power of a…
The Malta page states that European Parliament elections in Malta use the same conduct and counting provisions as the General Elections Act…
The Electoral Commission carries out administrative and organizational functions necessary to ensure the correct and smooth-running of elec…
The Electoral Commission prints and distributes voting documents to voters at their registered addresses.
When elections are called, a rolling electoral register must be published within five days of the Writ or Notice and include qualified pers…
Eligible voters are revised and published in an electoral register every April and October in the Government Gazette.
The Maltese Islands are divided into 13 electoral divisions, each returning 5 members to the House of Representatives.
The holding of elections for the House of Representatives is regulated by the General Elections Act (Cap. 354 of the laws of Malta).
The election of members of the House of Representatives is the sole responsibility of the Electoral Commission, established by Article 60 o…
The Electoral Commission of Malta maintains a portal that links to electoral registers, finance information, and election results pages for…
Malta uses the Single-Transferable Vote (STV) system, which is described as a proportional representation system through ranked voting.
Voting in Malta is not compulsory.
On polling day, voters must present their voting document at the polling station indicated on it, and polling stations are open from 7.00am…
Guidelines for prospective candidates are issued once an election date is announced.
After the collection period expires, electors registered in Malta may personally collect their voting documents from the Electoral Commissi…
If no one is home during door-to-door delivery, the elector may collect the voting document personally at the Police Station or Local Counc…
During the first phase of delivery, a voting document is delivered at the elector’s registered address by a Police Officer or another perso…
For residents in Malta, appeals are submitted at the Registrar’s office at the Law Courts in Valletta; for Gozo residents, at the Registrar…
A person may lodge an appeal to remove the name of a voter who has lost eligibility requirements or to correct particulars, with no fees pa…
Any application for inclusion, change or disqualification of an elector is reflected in the upcoming register to be published.
For voting document purposes, the Electoral Office uses the last photographic image of the voter shown on the Identity Card, and voters mus…
To be registered as a voter, a person must be a citizen of Malta, have attained the age of sixteen years, and be resident in Malta with the…
The closing dates for publication of the Electoral Register are 31 March and 30 September.
Momentum proposed a 15% flat tax rate for graduates during their first five years of employment and changes to pension rules affecting peop…
Momentum proposed enforcing the ban on construction work on Sundays and public holidays, limiting construction hours to 8 am to 5 pm, and i…
Momentum proposed replacing the current Freedom of Information framework with an Open Malta Act that would require information to be publis…
Momentum proposed creating a fully searchable online database for all government contracts, memoranda, and direct orders.
Momentum's first proposals include publishing all magisterial inquiries automatically upon completion, with only clearly justified exceptio…
Momentum said it is at an advanced stage of compiling its election manifesto and that it will gradually unveil its proposals in the coming…
Momentum invited people to volunteer, donate, or subscribe as part of its campaign efforts.
Momentum said its campaign offers voters a 'Bidla ta’ Vera' and describes it as 'a real change, not only a change of colour'.
Arnold Cassola said roughly one third of Malta's electorate feels politically orphaned and that voters are tired of choosing between two pa…
Momentum's candidates are described as a team united by a shared commitment to good governance, environmental protection, and economic just…
Momentum said it will be represented in every district by seven named candidates, including Billy McBee, Matthew Agius, Mark Camilleri Gamb…
Momentum announced a slate of 7 candidates who will contest the upcoming general election across all thirteen electoral districts.
The page lists a live Nationalist Party mass meeting in Sliema addressed by Borg.
The page lists a live Labour mass meeting in Hamrun addressed by Abela.
The page lists a live political event where Alex Borg holds a political event in Fgura.
The page lists a headline about first election result indications after 9am on Sunday.
The GWU registered an industrial dispute at MCAST.
Newsbook highlighted a live item about whether there would be one or two debates on day 29.
Newsbook links to a live report of Robert Abela addressing a mass meeting in Hamrun.
The archive page includes a linked item titled 'Momentum Party file police report on theft of election banners'.
The archive page links to a story about collecting a voting document, stating 'You have until Thursday.'
The archive page links to a story saying Malta International Airport is investing €12.5 million in an airport electrification programme aim…
The archive page links to a story about ADPD - The Green Party meeting with Eko-Skola students.
The archive page links to Labour Party campaign coverage about workplace reforms, tax-free bonuses and training incentives, and to a story…
The archive page links to coverage of campaign statements including the Nationalist Party leader saying a Nationalist government solves pro…
Legiżlazzjoni Malta says the European Legislation Identifier was introduced to standardize online legal publication and improve interoperab…
The website says EU legislation can be searched through the site or directly through Eur-Lex, and refers users to the EU Legislation Identi…
The Legislation Unit is responsible for consolidating the content of Legiżlazzjoni Malta and for publishing Acts, Bills, Legal Notices and…
Legiżlazzjoni Malta says it contains all laws of Malta, including consolidated subsidiary legislation, and that the content is consolidated…
Volt Europa called for immediate de-escalation of tensions between Israel and Iran and urged international diplomatic efforts to prevent fu…
Volt Malta has policy pages on social equity and justice, smart state, economic revolution, environment and climate change, citizen empower…
Volt Malta lists policy priorities that include construction industry regulation and living wage / universal basic income.
Volt Malta says the country's future cannot wait and that it has "real solutions today" on issues ranging from corruption to climate change.
Volt Malta says public support funds its campaigns, voter outreach, and transparency efforts.
Volt Malta says it is focused on fighting corruption and building a green and fair future.
Volt Malta says it wants to "build Malta’s European future together" and presents itself as part of a European movement.
Momentum has a post with three proposals to eliminate domestic violence in Malta.
Momentum has a post about Malta's transport crisis and another about an €842 million transport strategy to tackle congestion.
Momentum has a post about restoring residents' right to peace and ending the 'build now, sanction later' culture.
Momentum has a post about the Sliema ticket kiosk encroachment and says Malta deserves a parliament that defends residents, pedestrians, fa…
Momentum has a post about backing Marsaxlokk local councils' stand for open spaces and real consultation.
Momentum has a press item about targeted theft of Momentum candidates' banners in Marsaskala.
Momentum has a press item saying it reports further theft of election banners in St. Julians.
Momentum has a campaign item titled 'Momentum launches final phase of electoral campaign with three new TV spots.'
Momentum provides a donation link labeled 'Għinna bid-donazzjoni tiegħek' and a separate donate page.
Momentum says it wants to deliver to the Maltese people a country that is fair for everyone, more beautiful, and more modern.
PN says it would approve a 25% increase in stipends for all students and build a new school every year.
PN says it would convert the Paola Hub into a 250-bed hospital, build a new 250-bed hospital in the north, build a 400-bed hospital in Gozo…
PN proposes a cultural district project in Marsa and around the Grand Harbour, including investment in National Hall and Marsa Expo Centre.
PN says it would improve Gozo-Malta connectivity with better ports, new ships, more frequent fast ferries and efficient public transport.
PN says it would build a national mass rapid transport system to reduce traffic and give time back to people.
PN proposes a refund of 50% of interest on a first residential home loan for 10 years, which it says could reach about €46,800.
PN proposes cutting income tax rates for workers and the self-employed and removing tax from COLA increases.
The site highlights a campaign message from Nadur saying a new Nationalist government would give Gozo better connectivity, more jobs, a new…
ADPD's Sandra Gauci was featured in connection with an actress playing her in an election-themed play.
Momentum backed Marsaxlokk Council in opposition to Labour manifesto plans.
A Labour Party mass meeting in Ħamrun had a "massive set-up" spotted ahead of "today's" event.
The homepage includes a general-election item titled "Sarah Bajada Shares Emotional Post About Alex Borg."
A homepage item in the general-election section quotes Darren Carabott saying "Malta Was The Only EU Country Where Average Wages Fell."
The Lovin Malta homepage lists election-related opinion and news items, including "Politically Erect" roasting Malta's "election chaos" and…
The homepage said Malta will host the 24th edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in October.
Alex Borg addressed a mass meeting in Tas-Sliema and urged people to vote again for change.
Robert Abela addressed supporters and framed the choice as between the PL and the PN.
Robert Abela faced Alex Borg again in a Chamber of Commerce debate.
The Electoral Commission was completing preparations in Naxxar as vote counting was set to begin at 9am on Sunday.
Newsbook linked to a story saying planning bills may be dead, but NGOs say danger isn’t over.
Lydia Abela told a campaign event that wellbeing must be at the heart of politics.
Abela addressed a Labour mass meeting in Hamrun.
Borg addressed a PN mass meeting in Sliema.

Sources

https://electoral.gov.mt/pr1-03-05-26-en
https://electoral.gov.mt/pr-02-05-26-en
https://electoral.gov.mt/Elections
https://parlament.mt/mt/14th-leg/political-groups/partit-nazzjonalista/
https://electoral.gov.mt/press-releases
https://electoral.gov.mt/
https://electoral.gov.mt/finance2025-en
https://electoral.gov.mt/general-election-en
https://partitmomentum.org/momentum-announces-first-electoral-proposals/
https://partitmomentum.org/momentum-announces-14-candidatures-on-all-districts-for-the-2026-general-election/
https://pn.org.mt/en/determined-to-deliver-a-fresh-start-to-malta-and-gozo-together/
https://pn.org.mt/en/alex-borg/
https://www.parlament.mt/en/14th-leg/political-groups/partit-nazzjonalista/borg-alex/
https://newsbook.com.mt/en/category/news/elections-2026/
https://newsbook.com.mt/en/category/news/local/
https://newsbook.com.mt/en/category/news/
https://newsbook.com.mt/
https://twitter.com/newsbook_com_mt
https://www.instagram.com/newsbook.com.mt/
https://www.facebook.com/newsbook.com.mt/
https://newsbook.com.mt/en/zabbar-council-rescues-historic-theatre-from-development/
https://newsbook.com.mt/en/maltese-ceos-highlight-major-business-impact-from-the-iran-conflict-pwc-maltaceo-confidence-tracker-reports/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/ahbarijiet_category/international-2/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/ahbarijiet_category/international/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/news/trump-tells-his-negotiators-to-take-their-time-over-agreement-with-iran/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/ahbarijiet_category/kronaka-en/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/news/two-people-grievously-injured-in-separate-accidents/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/ahbarijiet_category/general-election-2026/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/news/how-to-collect-your-voting-document-you-have-until-thursday/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/news/magistrate-natasha-galea-sciberras-testifies-in-case-of-daniel-muka-accused-of-insults-and-threats-against-her/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/ahbarijiet_category/pulizija-en/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/news/police-get-new-electric-vehicles-for-tourist-zones/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/ahbarijiet_category/local/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/news/mia-invests-e12-5-million-in-airport-electrification-programme-to-reduce-emissions/
https://tvmnews.mt/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/news/putin-accused-ukraine-of-attacking-students-dormitory-pledged-to-retaliate/
https://legislation.mt/eli/cap/544/20160101/mlt
https://legislation.mt/eli/cap/544
https://legislation.mt/Home/FAQList
https://legislation.mt/Authentication/AuthenticateWithoutRedirect
https://www.facebook.com/100064141263932/
https://www.facebook.com/imperiumeur/
https://www.facebook.com/gharbl1/
https://www.facebook.com/ahwamaltin/
https://www.facebook.com/partitabba/
https://www.residentibeltin.com/
https://voltmalta.org/
https://partitmomentum.org/
https://adpd.mt/
https://pn.org.mt/
https://partitlaburista.org/
https://www.inewsmalta.com/
https://maltabusinessweekly.com/
https://www.businesstoday.com.mt/
https://gozo.news/
https://gozotoday.com.mt/
https://thejournal.mt/
https://maltadaily.mt/
https://theshiftnews.com/
https://lovinmalta.com/
https://talk.mt/
https://netnews.com.mt/
https://www.illum.com.mt/
https://www.maltatoday.com.mt/
https://www.independent.com.mt/
https://timesofmalta.com/
https://newsbook.com.mt/en/
https://tvmnews.mt/en/
https://legislation.mt/eli/cap/544/eng