PM Robert Abela Takes Part In 10km Run For Caritas Run For Life Initiative

PM Robert Abela Takes Part In 10km Run For Caritas Run For Life Initiative
Mar 2 2025 Share

Prime Minister Robert Abela took part in the 10km run organised by Caritas Malta this morning, supporting the charity’s efforts to aid vulnerable communities.

In his Facebook post, Abela expressed how Caritas Malta deserves every bit of support for all the work it does for our society.

Caritas Malta’s Run for Life initiative aims to raise funds and awareness for the charity’s programs. It  demonstrates the power of solidarity in making a positive difference in supporting those in need.

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Roberta Metsola Reaffirms EU and USA Relationship Amid Ukraine Tension

Mar 2 2025 Share

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola has reaffirmed the strength of the EU-US transatlantic partnership, stating that it “will last” despite recent tensions between Kyiv and Washington.

Her comments came just days after a heated exchange between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House. The two leaders clashed over the need for negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, whom Zelensky called a “killer.”

Following the outburst, Metsola was among the first to express solidarity with Zelensky, urging him to “be strong, be brave, be fearless.” As European leaders gathered in London for crisis talks, Ukraine’s allies reinforced their commitment to supporting the country. Meanwhile, Malta has offered itself as a mediator for peace talks.

On Sunday, Metsola called on Malta to rise above partisan politics, stressing the need for decisive leadership. She also highlighted the importance of continued military and financial support for Ukraine, warning that if Kyiv were to fall, global security and stability would be at risk.

Emphasising Europe’s role as a peace project, she stated that real peace requires strength, action, and deterrence. Despite differences, Metsola insisted that the EU and US remain united in defending freedom and democracy.

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EU Commissioner Glenn Micallef Pays Tribute To Maltese Carnival

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Glenn Micallef paid tribute to the iconic Maltese carnival weekend by sharing a nostalgic glimpse of his past with his followers.

Taking to Instagram, the EU Culture Commissioner posted two photos—one from his childhood dressed as Batman for the traditional Maltese carnival, and another of him today, looking sharp in a suit.

In his caption, Micallef reflected on Malta’s deep-rooted connection with Carnival, sharing historical insights about the festival. He highlighted that Malta has been celebrating Carnival for over 500 years, dating back to the time of the Knights of St. John.

His post resonated with many, blending personal memories with cultural appreciation. It served as a reminder of how Carnival continues to bring people together, celebrating tradition while evolving with time. Micallef’s tribute not only honoured the festivities but also reinforced the importance of preserving Malta’s rich cultural heritage.

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Nadur Local Council Clean Up Iconic Pjazza After Carnival Celebrations

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Following a vibrant and lively carnival weekend in Nadur’s iconic Pjazza, the local council has swiftly carried out a thorough clean-up, restoring the area to its usual state.

Thousands of revellers descended on Nadur to celebrate Carnival 2025, with colourful costumes, music, and an electric atmosphere bringing the town to life. The spontaneous carnival in Nadur remains one of Malta’s most anticipated annual events, attracting both locals and visitors alike.

Once the celebrations came to an end, council workers wasted no time in launching a large-scale clean-up operation. Street sweepers and waste collectors worked tirelessly through the night to remove litter, confetti, and other debris left behind by partygoers.

Public spaces were washed down, and waste disposal efforts were intensified to ensure that the town was spotless by morning.

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