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Jason Azzopardi found prima facie in breach of privilege over ‘corrupt...
Speaker Anġlu Farrugia found opposition MP Jason Azzopardi prima facie guilty of breach of parliamentary privilege when he described fellow MP Chris Cardona as a “corrupt liar” earlier this month.
PM accepts Justyne Caruana’s resignation
Prime Minister Robert Abela confirmed the resignation of Justyne Caruana who was occupying the role of Minister for Gozo.
Giglio disagrees with co-option proposal for Busuttil’s seat
Lawyer Joe Giglio said on Facebook that he does not agree that he or someone else should take up MP Simon Busuttil’s seat in Parliament through a co-option.
Watch: “Opposition and President are fulfilling their duties, now it’s up...
According to Delia, it now lies with Partit Laburista MPs to take action and remove Muscat from office. He added that the government MPs were duty bound to do so by the Constitution.
Jean Claude Micallef elected to parliament
TV host Jean-Claude Micallef has been elected as Labour MP, replacing Commissioner Helena Dalli on the third district.
Four hopefuls for Dalli’s parliamentary seat
Four hopefuls for Dalli's vacated parliamentary seat
Parliament betrayed the people – Legal expert
Prof Kevin Aquilina, former Dean of the Faculty of Laws, described the current situation as an “unprecedented constitutional crisis.”
Parliament rises for recess, to reconvene after PL leadership race
It will reconvene on 20 January
Live Blog: ‘Daphne debate’ targets mainly achievements by government and attacks...
Government benches are busy this morning in parliament
Angry scenes outside Parliament as PM, Ministers heckled as they exit
While the Prime Minister was making a reminiscen
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Trump lawyers call for immediate acquittal in legal, political defence
The 116-page Trial Memorandum sought to undercut charges that the Republican president abused his power and obstructed Congress, and constituted Trump's first comprehensive defence before his Senate trial begins in earnest on Tuesday.
I had to choose between Parliament and my father’s funeral – Vassallo
Nationalist MP Edwin Vassallo expressed his anger at having been made to choose between attending a Parliamentary sitting and his father’s funeral. This since a Parliamentary sitting was called at the same time of the funeral, even though it was not to discuss any urgent matters, said Vassallo.
At least 78 children die of dengue related illness in Yemen
Seventy-eight children under 16 have already died in the outbreak of Dengue related illness in Yemen, with more than 52,000 suspected cases being recorded...