Thousands flocked to the new Shoreline Mall which opened this weekend in Smart City, Kalkara.
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With an entire range of brands and stores to cater for all your fashion needs and beyond, many were excited to visit and see what the Shoreline Mall had to offer!
Have you visited yet?
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Facebook took to… well, Facebook to address the issue and apologise for yesterday’s massive glitch which saw many around the world losing access to their accounts.
‘And we’re back. So sorry for those who were unable to access Facebook earlier today’, the social media platform wrote on its own account.
Meanwhile, Instagram’s official Instagram account posted a story, writing:
‘Hiii. We know that people had difficulty accessing Instagram earlier today. We resolved the issue and are back.’
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After the first video of Maltese football photographer Elena Grech’s son Evaiel naming local football teams made the rounds, another video uploaded to TikTok shows that his love for the sport expands well beyond our shores.
In the new TikTok uploaded by Elena, Evaiel goes on to name Italian football teams presented to him on a paper.
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Just from the logo, her son is able to provide the name of the team and makes his way through the list effortlessly.
Evaiel is confident in his knowledge of local football teams – a knowledge likely imparted by his mother, who is renowned for her skills with a camera during big local games.
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According to sources close to the discussions informed Times of Malta that talks regarding Malta’s next president have hit a standstill.
Prime Minister Robert Abela and Opposition Leader Bernard Grech had a brief meeting last week, where they barely discussed potential candidates, leading to minimal progress.
No subsequent meetings have occurred, and it remains uncertain if any have been scheduled.
With less than a month until the new president is sworn in, Abela and Grech have yet to agree on a successor to George Vella.
Opposition MPs have vowed to block any politician who served in Joseph Muscat’s 2017 cabinet, including Helena Dalli, from assuming the presidency.
This stance stems from the findings of the Daphne Caruana Galizia public inquiry implicating certain individuals in the journalist’s murder.
The lack of consensus between the government and the opposition complicates the selection process. Despite reports suggesting Dalli as a potential candidate, neither the government nor the opposition has confirmed any decisions.
Both sides declined to comment on the ongoing discussions or the possibility of an impasse.
Under constitutional amendments made in 2020, Malta’s next president must secure a two-thirds majority approval from MPs. Any official announcements regarding the presidency will only be made once an agreement is reached between the government and the opposition.
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