Momentum strongly opposes the proposed pedestrian overpass connecting Swieqi and Pembroke, which risks becoming a four-storey concrete structure imposed on residents without proper planning or consultation.
This is a similar case to the Msida pedestrian crossing. After all the expert…
Momentum participated in the National Animal Conference organised by Vuċi għall-Annimali, which brought together NGOs, policymakers, activists, and international experts under the campaign From Welfare to Protection.
International organisations stated that Malta’s current system is failing, citing illegal wildlife trade,…
Dan il-ftehim isegwi numru ta’ laqgħat bejn rappreżentanti taż-żewġ partiti fejn kien konkluż li kull wieħed mill-partiti iżomm l-identità tiegħu. Hemm biżżejjed ħsiebijiet u ideat komuni li a bażi tagħhom jista’ jkun hemm kollaborazzjoni.
L-iskop ta’ dan kollu hu biex…
Momentum yesterday met with researcher and innovator Conrad Neil Gatt to discuss a comprehensive suite of proposals aimed at revitalising Malta’s approach to cultural tourism.
The meeting focused on Gatt’s detailed vision that leverages Malta's unique history to attract high…
Momentum met with the Malta Council for the Voluntary Sector to discuss election proposals to strengthen and support Malta’s voluntary sector. Momentum appreciates the important work carried out by MCVS in Malta and at the European level, as well as…
Despite repeated assurances that a general election is not imminent, Malta has witnessed a sudden proliferation of billboards in recent weeks. Many of these billboards are on roads, pavements, and other public areas, raising serious questions about their legality, public…
Momentum declares its full endorsement of the proposals put forward by the Ġustizzja għal Artna campaign. The party views these measures as essential pillars for restoring integrity to Malta’s planning system and protecting what remains of the island’s natural and…
Grave concerns arise regarding the action, and apparent inaction, of Maltese authorities under the leadership of Prime Minister Robert Abela in relation to Antonino Ciavarello, the son-in-law of notorious Mafia boss Totò Riina.
Ciavarello, who relocated to Malta together with…
