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The scheme, through which drivers will be charged
to enter Valletta, that was due to come into force
today, has been postpo...
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Message from the Governor of Inner Harbour
Fort St. Angelo The Maltese Islands should have been relegated to the footnotes of history, yet, ever since the archipelago was first colonized thousands of years ago, they have never been far from the center of events and have often played a crucial role in the making of history. Their strategic situation in the center of the Mediterranean Sea makes Malta a valuable military position that was coveted by many. The written history of Malta began well before the Christianera. Once part of the Roman Empire, it was seized and controlled by many factions over the centuries, including Napoleon. In 1814, it became a British colony. That British control ended in 1964, as Malta gained its independence.
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