AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTransport Planning: The government has launched a four-week public survey to guide its Malta in Motion transport plan, asking residents and visitors about travel habits and barriers to using alternatives to cars. Budget Debate: Opposition leader Alex Borg says Budget 2027 fails to reform an economic model dependent on foreign workers; Prime Minister Robert Abela accused him of offering no clear position on energy subsidies. Malta Employers warned businesses should not bear extra employment costs to fund government promises, calling for consultation. Media Oversight: PBS ethics board member Reno Bugeja is hosting a programme on Labour’s ONE TV while retaining his role, renewing questions over conflicts of interest and impartiality at the public broadcaster. Gambling Regulation: The Malta Gaming Authority has softened proposed rules for companies operating locally under foreign licences after industry objections, despite the framework’s medium-high money-laundering risk rating. Heatwave Toll: Health Minister Ian Borg told Parliament that 20 people died during July’s heatwave; 179 attended hospital emergency departments and 89 were admitted.
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