A report from the Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom has highlighted concerns about Robert Abela's Labour government in Malta, criticizing its propaganda and failure to deliver on promises.

Protracted disagreements over the UK's defence investment plan (Dip) have severely strained cabinet relations, with sources indicating the much-delayed plan is nearing sign-off after significant infighting within the Labour government.

Despite numerous scandals, controversies, and inquiries, Malta has once again elected a Labour government, raising questions about the implications of the repeated victory.

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has stated that the current Labour government lacks a 'coherent plan,' sparking debate and further criticism from other outlets.

An influential thinktank, IPPR, is urging the Labour government to introduce a "double lock" private sector rent cap in England, limiting rent increases to the lower of consumer price inflation or wage growth, to help ease living costs.

The Green Party has committed to implementing a £15 minimum wage for all workers, while accusing the Labour government of weakening its commitments on workers' rights.

Malta's Finance Minister Clyde Caruana and the Labour government are reportedly criticizing the University of Malta due to an €11 million deficit, questioning its financial management.

It has been revealed that all members of the UK Labour government's newly formed 'anti-Muslim hostility' group, rebranded from 'Islamophobia', have alleged links to Islamist organizations.

The Maltese Labour government's "strong economy" narrative is being used to justify the allocation of public funds for a Christ the King statue in a district. Critics argue this is another instance of questionable public spending.

Britain's Labour government announced its intention to seek 'long-term value for money' as it prepares to renew a 2023 migration agreement with France, which is set to expire next week.

A new article discusses the ongoing debate surrounding private school fees in the UK, arguing that middle-class parents were priced out long before the current Labour government's policies.

New figures reveal that British youth unemployment has reached its highest level in 14 years, with a significant increase in long-term illness among young people. Factors include Labour government policies and more fundamental economic forces.

Frp leader Sylvi Listhaug criticizes the Norwegian Labour government for not providing clear support for the US and Israeli military actions against Iran, accusing Prime Minister Støre of 'mumling' (mumbling).

The imprisonment and reported deteriorating health of former prime minister Imran Khan came under sustained scrutiny in the UK Parliament on Tuesday. Peers across party lines pressed the Labour government to intensify diplomatic engagement with Islamabad and consider linking aid and trade to human rights benchmarks. The issue was raised during oral questions led by Labour peer Baroness Alexander of Cleveden, who asked about discussions with the government of Pakistan regarding Imran’s incarce...

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has stated that a Labour government would not immediately increase defence spending, indicating a cautious approach to fiscal policy.

On July 5, 1945, months after WWII ended in Europe, the UK general election saw Winston Churchill's Conservative Party suffer a heavy defeat, leading to a Labour government until the end of the decade.

The majority of Great Britain's major rail operators are now under public ownership, as the Labour government continues efforts to improve services through nationalization.

The UK Labour government is reportedly accelerating plans for a digital ID system to be implemented on every phone, raising concerns about digital privacy.

A business group has warned that unemployment in the UK is projected to reach 2 million under a Labour government, with the lack of jobs being most severe for individuals aged 16-24.

A report criticizes Malta's Labour government, stating that despite noble pledges, the reality of its governance is appalling, particularly concerning its accommodation of demands from campaign funders.

The British Labour government is reportedly planning to ban traditional tumble dryers by drastically raising efficiency standards for new appliances, aiming to push households towards heat pump models for climate reasons, a move criticized as "Soviet-level control."

The Labour government in Malta has introduced and expanded several grant schemes for former workers and pensioners, framed as addressing "past injustices," as the country approaches an election.

Ola Svenneby of Norway's Conservative Party criticizes the Labour government's proposed school curriculum content lists, arguing they promote conflict instead of unity.

The Green Party is leveraging the issue of housing inequality to gain support from swing voters in local elections, aiming to punish the Labour government over its handling of the matter.

As the energy crisis deepens due to the Iran war and oil price surges, the Labour government is considering a message of 'keep calm but cut down' to advise households on reducing consumption.

A property requisitioned by a PN government in 1967 for a road, then taken over by the Labour government in 1973 after road plans were dropped, is now at the center of claims regarding human rights breaches.

A water company has warned that it cannot meet the demand for new homes, leading councillors to call for a wake-up call regarding the Labour government's plans to build 1.5 million new homes.

A range of UK industries are experiencing significant staff shortages, attributed to drastic migration cuts implemented by the Labour government.

A commentary suggests a growing 'revolution' in Britain, fueled by public dissatisfaction with the Labour government led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

The Labour government in England plans to reintroduce white-tailed eagles, pine martens, and beavers across the country before the May elections, as part of an effort to generate positive nature news and counter the Green Party's electoral threat.

Companies in the UK are reportedly accelerating the dismissal of high-earning employees ahead of a Labour government plan to remove the £123,543 limit on unfair dismissal compensation, part of a broader package to enhance workers' rights.

Residents in Eastbourne are questioning why the local ferry service has been included in the Labour government's subsidized public transport policy. Even some commuters believe the policy should not extend to their route.

Technology secretary Liz Kendall stated that a Labour government would ensure artificial intelligence benefits workers and support those whose jobs are displaced by automation.

A court has ordered the freezing of €1.4 million in assets belonging to former Labour MP Silvio Grixti as criminal proceedings continue in a social benefits fraud scandal that has impacted the Labour government for three years.

Malta's Labour government has created a new, reportedly unnecessary, ambassador position to Liechtenstein, a micro-state smaller than Gozo, despite Malta's Ambassador to Switzerland traditionally covering relations.

Malta's Labour government has appointed the 19-year-old daughter of Minister Anton Refalo, a full-time student with no experience in the airline industry, as a director of the state-owned Malta Med Air.

The UK economy is struggling with rising inflation and a potential recession, with the Labour government facing pressure. The Energy Minister is proposing a reform of electricity prices to address the crisis.

The UK Labour government is reportedly leaning into a new dispute over its relationship with the European Union, a topic it had previously avoided.

An editorial notes that in Brexit's milestone year, a celebratory mood is absent, with the UK's Labour government seeking closer ties to the EU, influenced by the growing popularity of pro-EU Green parties.

The British Labour government plans to build new cities, promising thousands of new homes to address the housing shortage, despite challenges in current housing construction and mixed experiences with past new town projects.

British MPs rejected a proposal to ban social media for children under 16, a plan inspired by Australia's experience, as the Labour government opposed it in favor of other measures.

We must get back to the party’s roots before it is too late. That means embracing difference, rejecting division – and fighting for opportunities for all The 1951 Labour government proudly signed the refugee convention. Today’s Labour government is now in danger of consigning it to history. Why and how this is happening challenges those of us who are both socialists and democrats. For our economy, our society and our sanity we must reject the thinking of the Blue Labour faction and set out wh...

The UK Labour government is taking action to help families cope with the impact of the cost of living crisis, which is identified as the number one issue affecting working people.

British businesses experienced a second consecutive month of rebound in early 2026, reaching a two-year high in growth. However, jobs in the services sector are being sharply cut, partly attributed to higher taxes imposed by the Labour government, according to an S&P Global UK survey.