For the first time, inflation thus significantly exceeded the European Central Bank’s (ECB) target. It intends to keep price growth at two percent per year in order to revive the economy. The central bank estimates that the current rapid rise in prices is only temporary and expects inflation in the euro area to be 2.2 … Read more
Photo: Unsplash Malta closes borders to non-vaccinated tourists – – To enter the country, children will be required to present a negative PCR test for coronavirus infection. The Maltese authorities have banned tourists who have not been vaccinated against the coronavirus from entering the country. The restriction will take effect from July 14. This was … Read more
loading… VALLETTA – Malta record zero cases Covid-19 their first in 11 months. Malta’s announcement comes as a number of countries are still struggling with the second or third wave of the virus. However, Malta’s Minister of Health, Chris Fearne, urged people to remain vigilant and maintain health protocols to prevent the virus from re-emerging. … Read more
The singer of the Italian glamrock group Maneskin, which won this year’s Eurovision, did not take drugs live. According to the European Broadcasting Union (EVU), which organizes the competition, Damiano David had a negative test. 0:57 – – “As if snorting cocaine”: controversial shot of a member of the winning group Maneskin storming emotions | … Read more
The scandal smells of the behavior of a member of the group that won this year’s Eurovision. The shot of Maneskin singer Damiano David leaning suspiciously over the table raises many questions. One of the key reporters was asked by a reporter at a press conference after the finale: 0:57 – – “As if snorting … Read more
Photo: Unsplash Sweden ranks first in the EU in terms of incidence of coronavirus – – The best situation is in Finland, Portugal, Romania, as well as in Malta and Iceland, where the figures are less than 100 per 100 thousand population. Sweden came out on top among the EU countries in terms of the … Read more
Keith Schembri, Maltese ex-Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s chief of staff, was charged with money laundering, corruption and fraud on Saturday. A total of eleven people and twenty companies are being prosecuted for this. According to Maltese media, Schembri said in court that he was not guilty. The former chief of staff is said to have … Read more
Third rescue in 48 hours for Open Arms: the ship of the Spanish NGO, after rescuing a boat with 77 migrants on board during the night, recovered another 116 people – including 2 women – who were on a boat adrift from 3 days, without food or water. The migrants, the doctors of Emergency on … Read more