AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMonaghan Street Food Fest: The Monaghan Street Food Fest returns on Saturday, Aug 15, bringing street food, live cooking demos, roaming performers and family activities to Church Square through to the Diamond. Film & culture: A review of Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” weighs up why it’s easier to admire than to fully love, even with its human craft and big-screen ambition. Luxury at sea: Four Seasons launches “Four Seasons I”, a 207m yacht with 95 ocean-facing suites, plus a Valletta-to-Monte Carlo itinerary built around food, history and restoration. Mental health in Malta: The PN criticises the lack of an Acute Psychiatric Unit at Mater Dei Hospital, pointing to long waits for specialist care. Arts & nature: Wildlife photographer Johan Siggesson opens applications for his 2026 Wildlife Photography Grant. Feast season reflection: A TMID editorial looks at the politics-and-parish-feast cycle and asks whether politicians truly enjoy it or simply feel obliged. Education access: Two education investigations are closed after consultation and forward-planning commitments for students with disabilities. Schengen travel: Malta readers get a practical update: citizens of Mauritius and Seychelles can enter Schengen visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
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