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Monte Kristo’s upcoming restaurant is foodie heaven and we can’t wait to try it

Monte Kristo's upcoming restaurant is foodie heaven and we can't wait to try it
Mar 28 2022 Share

Every now and then, a new restaurant comes around which attracts the attention of foodies & socialites across the island and Monte Kristo’s latest spot is doing just that. Located at the Monte Kristo Estate in Luqa, RARE is the area’s latest food gem, offering an endless selection of delectable dishes and tantalising drinks with a number of perks along the way.

Rare is all about the experience, complementing a gorgeous, stress-free atmosphere with mouthwatering food and yes, you guessed itFREE PARKING. That’s why this spot is the ideal location to spend some time with friends over a few cocktails and stellar food.

Whether you want to chill out in the laidback, conceptual interior or spend time in Rare’s green outdoor space, you’ll definitely be entering another world and for those seeking a more intimate social experience, the spot even offers a private room which caters to up to 50 people. Staff parties, birthdays, hen’s, bachelors and anything you could ever need – Rare have got you sorted.

If 50 people seems like too much, you could still stay and chill with a couple of friends in their private television cubicles where you can watch whatever your heart desires… and if that isn’t enough, they’ll be streaming live football and Formula 1 to accompany your snacking and drinking.

If it’s food you want, you’re looking at a wide variety of wholesome and indulgent dishes with everything from Mac n’Cheese to Sushi and loaded fries to prime cuts – they even serve breakfast until 12:30. Drinks-wise, Rare offers a daily happy hour and an in-house brewery with over 10 types of beer.

Rare is open to customers from April 10th from Wednesday to Sunday and if we were you, we’d call the squad and head down there ASAP.

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Robert Abela to be sworn as Prime Minister this morning

Robert Abela to be sworn as Prime Minister this morning
Mar 28 2022 Share

Prime Minister Robert Abela will be sworn in as Prime Minister this morning at 11am. 

Following a landslide win by the Labour Party, Abela is set to take the oath of office at the President’s Palace in Valletta. He will be the 14th Prime Minister of Malta in the 14th legislature since Independence. 

Abela stressed humility and leading by example in his speech to his supporters following the win and during celebrations. 

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“Every beginning has an end”; Jose Herrera and Evarist Bartolo announce retirement from politics

'Every beginning has an end'; Jose Herrera and Evarist Bartolo address not being elected
Mar 28 2022 Share

Foreign Minister Evarist Bartolo and Culture Minister Jose’ Herrera have set their sights on new horizons after failing to get re-elected to Parliament this election.

On Monday, Bartolo posted a Facebook entry congratulating the newly-elected members of parliament and thanking those who showed their support during his 30 years of service. The respected politician stated that, now that he did not get elected, he looks forward to a ‘new season’ in his life.

Bartolo first entered the parliamentary fray after being elected in 2017. Back in 2017, he was elected from the 10th and 12th districts, serving as a minister under Alfred Sant, Joseph Muscat and Robert Abela during his tenure.

Meanwhile, Culture Minister Jose’ Herrera also took to Facebook to thank his followers and supporters for years of trust & support during his six legislatures. Herrera revealed that after 26 years of service as a parliamentary member, it is now time to retire from the political scene.

The non-election of these two senior politicians and others from both ends of the political spectrum made way for a number of new faces in Parliament.

What do you make of this?

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Metsola offers support to PN despite keeping EP position

Metsola offers support to PN despite keeping EP position
Mar 28 2022 Share

European Parliament President and Nationalist MEP Roberta Metsola has offered her support to the Opposition Party but will still retain her position in Brussels. 

MaltaToday revealed that sources close to the PN said the EP president spoke to Grech on results day to offer her continued support. 

This follows a Tweet by PN deputy leader Robert Arrigo which read ‘Please help us Roberta’, a clear jab at current PN leadership and internal party conflicts. 

The Tweet came just shortly after Bernard Grech said he would contest the upcoming PN leadership election. The Nationalist Party is required to hold a leadership contest following every electoral loss. 

Sources have said that Metsola will offer support to the extent that her role as EP president allows her to do so. MaltaToday asked Metsola when she was elected president whether she would consider coming back to the local political scene.

She avoided any direct answers, stating that she plays her part in the local political scene by representing Malta at EU level. 

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