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Malta fails in hate crime ‘report card’
The Malta Gay Rights Movement will be holding a protest tomorrow evening, starting at 7.30pm, on the site of the attack on a lesbian woman last week.

Malta Elementary Bomb Threat
School was canceled for students and staff at Malta Elementary School Friday due to a bomb threat.

The fiscal compact that Malta is ready to sign
At the informal summit on 30 January a new Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union was finalised by all EU member states with the exception of the United Kingdom and the Czech Republic.

Censored no more – what is the future of Maltese theatre?
Following the relaxation of the censorship law, Stitching producer says he’ll probably stage the controversial play with an 18 rating.

Malta lures hedge funds with 300 days of sun aided by EU rules
Erik Nelson was working in Stamford as a research analyst at FMG USA LLC, the U.S. arm of FMG, a fund of funds specializing in emerging and frontier markets, when his bosses called him into a meeting in September 2009.

Herrera: Drugs Court reform cosmetic
Labour spokesman for Justice Dr Jose’ Herrera said on Saturday morning that the Drugs Court reform proposed by the new Justice Minister is just cosmetic and is restricted only to the building of the court and lacks vision on how to address the serious drug problem in Malta.

EU liberalisation… a challenge for Malta gaming industry
Perhaps few know the challenges facing our thriving gaming industry and of course, given the instability associated with the news of a snap election it may not ruffle any feathers. How important is this industry for our jobs and economic wellbeing, particularly at a time of euro crisis?

Accounting trick to lead EU Commission to believe that Malta’s deficit was below 3% in 2011
To trick the EU Commission into believing that government had managed to bring down the deficit to below 3% and avoid being penalised for an excessive deficit, the Maltese government brought forward by a month the amount of VAT companies had to pay so that the revenue could be shown for 2011 rather than for 2012.

2011: 21 cases against Malta in European Court of Human Rights
The report for 2011 of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) based in Strasbourg says that last year there were applications for 21 cases against Malta. Six were declared inadmissible or struck out. There were 13 applications in which judgments were delivered.

Environmental protection: Malta in 87th place with Gabon. Zambia and Belarus
The Environmental Performance Index published by Yale Centre for Environmental Law and Policy of Yale University together with The Centre For International Earth Science Information Network of Columbia University in collaboration with the World Economic Forum features Malta in the 87th place together with other countries like Gabon, Zambia and Belarus.

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