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Adorable Moment Judge & 6 Year Old Contestant Share Hug

Adorable Moment Judge & 6 Year Old Contestant Share Hug
Feb 2 2024 Share

During yesterday’s fourth episode of Brillanti, six year old auditioning contestant Victoria Farrugia shared a sweet moment with judge Marina Maniglio. 

 

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After having a little costume mishap as it got tangled with a prop, Victoria still kept the show going on like a true professional. 

Despite not passing on to the next round, the judges explained that they gave her a no just because they don’t want the difficulty of the competition to knock her confidence down.

Victoria is still however being considered for the Most Promising Performer award, meaning Victoria’s Brillanti journey not ending just yet. 

Judge Marina went on stage to help her with her costume and the two shared two adorable hugs together. 

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Traffic Delays As Maltese Farmers Protest Against EU Directives

MALTESE FARMERS HIT THE ROAD IN PROTEST AGAINST EU DIRECTIVES
Feb 2 2024 Share

After gathering at the Ta’ Qali Vegetable Market, Maltese farmers hit Maltese roads for a 12km protest across the island against EU directives. 

According to Maltese Roads Traffic Updates, drivers are urged to avoid various routes including Triq Pantar, Triq il-Belt Valletta Mosta, Triq il-Kbira Lija, Dun Karm Bypass, Msida, Triq Mikel Anton Vassalli and the surrounding areas. 

 

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Speaking to MaltaDaily, a local farmer who joined the protest today explained why he will be demonstrating. 

The 12km protest drive is being organised by the Għaqda Bdiewa Attivi and is directed at EU policies which farmers say are threatening their livelihoods. 

Following similar protests happening all across Europe, the farmers are demanding a lowering in taxes as well as stronger import controls due to pesticide use. 

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Sosa Zerafa Celebrates Hitting 1 Million Instagram Followers

Sosa Zerafa Celebrates Hitting 1 Million Instagram Followers
Feb 2 2024 Share

Sarah Zerafa has officially reached the 1 million Instagram follower mark, celebrating the achievement with a sparkly shower of confetti and two golden balloons. 

Taking to social media, the Maltese fashion influencer wrote:

‘WE HIT OVER 1 MILLION FOLLOWERS (can’t believe I just wrote that)’, as Coldplay’s ‘A Sky Full Of Stars’ plays over the video. 

 

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She went on to thank all those who followed and believed in her content, with the video reaching over 17K likes and 375K views in just under 1 hour. 

Congratulations Sarah.

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President Metsola Welcomes Deal On Funds To Ukraine

President Metsola Welcomes Deal On Funds To Ukraine
Feb 2 2024 Share

The deal on long-term financial support for Ukraine was welcomed by Roberta Metsola, the President of the European Parliament, during the Special European Council. 

Metsola highlighted the significance of the 50 billion euro funding for Ukraine, emphasizing Europe’s commitment and credibility. 

She asserted that Ukraine’s security is integral to Europe’s security, and delivering on such agreements reinforces the expected credibility, legitimacy, and predictability. Metsola stressed Europe’s ongoing commitment to address citizens’ concerns, facilitate investment, modernize, and ensure inclusive economic growth. 

Referring to the revised Multi-Annual Financial Framework, she advocated for increased funds in health, energy, and research, aligning with Parliament and citizens’ expectations. 

Metsola also addressed the Middle East crisis, advocating for a permanent cease-fire in Gaza and expressing the need for legitimate Palestinian representation. 

She emphasized the possibility of breaking historical cycles, endorsing a two-state solution for lasting peace. Looking ahead, Metsola declared 2024 as a crucial year for democracy and urged active participation in defending democratic values.

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