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Chiara Returning To The Scene With New Song ‘Kuljum’!

Chiara Returning To The Scene With New Song 'Kuljum'!
Jun 13 2025 Share

This is not a drill!

Chiara – yes, Eurovision ‘Angel’ Chiara – is returning to the music industry with brand new song after over a decade!

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The name of the song is ‘Kuljum’, and even though it is a song the Maltese know really well through originally in English, it has been translated to Maltese by Kurt Calleja.

 

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Speaking to Malta Daily, it was revealed that the process of creating this song was an emotional one following some health challenges for Chiara in 2024.

Chiara has since found a lot of strength from her family, closest friends, and her spiritual journey.

The song will be dropping on June 20th – so mark your calendars!

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MEP Thomas Bajada Reflects On Childhood On 31st Birthday

MEP Thomas Bajada Reflects On Childhood On 31st Birthday
Jun 13 2025 Share

Labour MEP Thomas Bajada took to social media to reflect back on his journey as he turns 31 years old.

‘This photo of me as a child reminds me how little we know of the path ahead – and how much of life unfolds in ways we never quite expect’, he wrote.

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‘A year ago, I stepped into a role I could never have imagined back then. Serving as a Member of the European Parliament is a profound honour – one that comes with deep responsibility and constant learning. I don’t take any of it for granted.’

He went on to say how thankful he feels for the people who supported him and is looking forward to ‘staying grounded and continuing work to always become a better version’ of oneself.

Happy birthday Thomas!

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Luke Dalli Appointed Arts Council Malta Executive Chairperson

Luke Dalli Appointed New Arts Council Malta Executive Chairperson
Jun 13 2025 Share

Minister for Culture, Lands and Local Government Owen Bonnici has appointed Dr Luke Dalli as the new Executive Chairperson of Arts Council Malta. He will take over from Albert Marshall, who has decided to step into a new role within the Council after years of dedicated service.

Mr Marshall has played a key part in strengthening Malta’s cultural and creative sectors. He will now continue contributing to the Council as a consultant, ensuring the organisation continues to benefit from his experience and deep understanding of the cultural landscape.

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Minister Bonnici thanked Mr Marshall for his years of outstanding service and welcomed his continued involvement in this new capacity.

Dr Dalli, aged 36, is a lawyer with expertise in intellectual property law and public procurement. He has held senior roles at Arts Council Malta for over a decade, including Head of Legal Affairs and Chief Operating Officer.

Wishing him success in his new role, Minister Bonnici said he looks forward to working with Dr Dalli, the management team and all employees to continue building a cultural and creative sector that supports and nurtures Maltese and Gozitan artists.

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Malta To Host 2026 European Business Registry Conference

Malta To Host 2026 European Business Registry Conference
Jun 13 2025 Share

Malta will host the European Business Registry Association (EBRA) Annual General Conference next year through the Malta Business Registry (MBR). The announcement was made during this year’s EBRA AGM, held in Milan, Italy.

EBRA brings together experts from 43 business registries across Europe, working to improve the management and operation of business registers. During the event, MBR CEO and Registrar Dr Geraldine Spiteri Lucas presented an overview of Malta’s progress in regulation and digital transformation. She stated that hosting the EBRA conference in Malta will support concrete actions to strengthen collaboration among European registries.

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Dr Spiteri Lucas added that Malta’s selection reflects international recognition, noting that this will be the second major registry conference held locally in recent years, following the successful CRF Conference three years ago.

Minister for the Economy, Enterprise and Strategic Projects, Silvio Schembri, welcomed the announcement, saying that the decision to host the conference reflects the high standards and dedication of the MBR. He noted that Malta’s involvement offers a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas, build partnerships and address shared challenges. He praised the MBR’s contribution to shifting perspectives and practices, especially given Malta’s position as the EU’s smallest member state.

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