The Malta Police Force shared photos of a cohort of new recruits from the 49th Basic Training Course who will be joining the corps very soon.
The recruits are currently preparing for the big day i.e. their Pass Out Parade.
‘With discipline, determination and teamwork on full display, these future Constables are getting ready to proudly take their place within the ranks of the Malta Police Force.’
Good luck to all recruits!
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CEOWORLD Magazine recently released a comprehensive list of the best countries to retire to in 2025, and guess which Mediterranean island made an appearance!
That’s right. Malta got list as the eighth best country to retire to, with a score of 63.2.
In terms of research methodology, the following categories were considered: expat community, English-speaking, health care, cost of living, affordability, tax-friendliness, pleasant climate, ease of buying and owning property, visa and residency requirements, government stability, ease of assimilation.
‘Each category was given a score out of 100 based on relevant research and reports that followed strict requirements to gather and analyse their data to build their rankings.’
With 80 countries on the list, Malta placed 8th, between Portugal and France.
The best country was deemed to be New Zealand with a score of 71.78. New Zealand was followed by Luxembourg and Switzerland in 2nd and 3rd place respectively.
In 80th place was Georgia with a score of 39.7, followed by Nepal and Qatar.
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A classic home shirt worn by Malta against Italy on the 6th of December 1986 for the EURO qualifiers is being sold for €834.
‘This short-sleeved, diagonal design short was only worn on this single occasion by Malta’, TSPN Calcio explained.
The shirt was worn by Michael Degiorgio, who won 78 caps for Malta between 1981 and 1993.
In the match, Italy won 2-0 despite Alessandro Altobelli missing two penalties.
Tag someone who would buy this.
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That’s a big fish!
A 300kg tuna was caught in St Paul’s Bay, with a photo shared to social media by Parliamentary Secretary Alicia Bugeja Said.
‘The investment into the hoist by the government in the zone is reducing the suffering of fishermen when they come to bring their catches to shore’, said Said.
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