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Agius Saliba Calls for Investigation into PN’s Financial Shortcomings

“One cannot accuse the Government of failing to uphold the rule of law while simultaneously refusing to disclose the sources of party funding." Deputy Leader and Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba has formally requested the European People’s Party (EPP) to investigate financial irregularities within the Nationalist Party (PN), a member of the EPP. In a letter addressed to the President and Secretary-General...
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Labour MEPs Driving Key Initiatives

Labour MEPs Alex Agius Saliba, Daniel Attard, and Thomas Bajada are driving key European initiatives on disability rights, human rights in Iran, and water resilience. Labour Members of the European Parliament have been at the forefront of crucial European initiatives, from promoting disability rights to defending human rights and addressing the EU’s water challenges. Alex Agius Saliba, Daniel Attard, and Thomas Bajada have been...
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A milestone for simplicity and sustainability

Maltese MEP Alex Agius Saliba has been a driving force behind an initiative that is being celebrated as a landmark achievement in EU policymaking. Today marks a transformative moment for consumer technology and environmental policy in the European Union. USB-C is now the mandatory charging standard for a range of electronic devices, including smartphones, tablets, and cameras. This legislation aims to make life...
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The problem with “whatever it takes”

Alex Agius Saliba cautioned that Malta should not allow external political ambitions to undermine its neutrality or jeopardise the political and social stability of the Maltese islands. “Whatever it takes, as long as it takes,” declared Roberta Metsola in the European Parliament during a debate with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The President’s impassioned plea for continued support for Ukraine during the ongoing conflict with...
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Exposed: The PN’s Hypocrisy on the Rule of Law

The European Parliament’s actions suggest a troubling hierarchy of journalists, some deemed "first class" and others "second class." While the persons implicated in Caruana Galizia's murder have been arrested and are being served justice, the European Parliament remains shockingly indifferent to atrocities occurring elsewhere. In an uninspiring 30-minute debate attended by a mere 20 Members of the European Parliament, Labour Party representatives unmasked the blatant double standards of the European Parliament regarding the rule of law and the protection of journalists, primarily fueled by...