France produces 16 million baguettes per day – President Emmanuel Macron said that French baguettes are “envied around the world” – And now, the French baguette got the Unesco heritage status!
The Maltese ‘ftira’ has been on this Unesco list since 2020 – This was the first thing from Malta to be added on the list.
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It seems like the entire country is currently discussing who could be George Vella’s successor in case he resigns and while there are quite a few picks who seem realistic or would be unsurprising, we couldn’t help but think of a few quirky, unconventional picks which the public would definitely love to see as Malta’s president.
A staple of Maltese pop culture who would definitely be welcomed as president of the Maltese republic, from iconic ‘Ara Doris!’ moments to starring in one of Malta’s TV shows, there’s a reason why Eileen is Queen.
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Guaranteed to bring the festa vibes everywhere he goes, Joseph Mangion (more popularly known as Il-Kapxi) became a beloved local star after first hitting the Malta’s Got Talent stage in 2020 and the rest, as they say, is history.
Literally EVERYONE knows how much Griz means to Malta and, if there ever was a time that Malta needed a president of his commitment and character, it’s now. Griz spent a fair amount of years on Maltese television and now may be the time to jump to the next level.
Malta’s very own queen of pop, you could say that Ira Losco has had quite a long and fruitful career in Maltese music and culture and the next natural can only be the presidency. Whether it’s judging parliamentary decisions or singing the national anthem, everyone would definitely love to see Ira as President.
If there’s something the country truly needs at the now it’s a man who speaks the truth and who better that Il-Bebbuxu himself, Adrian Zammit. A lover of animals, people and open discussion, Adrian is the hero Malta deserves right now.
Who do YOU think Malta’s next president should be?
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As sources continue to speak about the possibility of President George Vella resigning from his post if the new abortion bill comes into place – here are 5 potential replacements – who could be the next President of Malta:
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108 Members of the European Parliament, including Labour MEP Cyrus Engerer, issued a statement and letter in support of the Maltese government’s bill to protect doctors and mothers from criminal action when termination of pregnancy occurs when the life or health of the mother is threatened.
The letter was circulated by Engerer and was signed by 55 members of various European national parliament’s. Engerer asked for 105 signatures but amassed a much larger amount in just 10 hours.
The signatories were not just from the European Parliament but also 14 different national parliaments in member states as well as Britain’s House of Lords.
Most of them from the socialist group and the Greens, Engerer said that he could not stand idle when he saw the letter penned this weekend by three conservative UK parliamentarians and House of Lords members who encouraged Malta’s parliament to reject the amendments.
These had expressed extreme concern about the bill, prompting Engerer to ask his friends in the EP to support the Maltese government’s decision.
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