UNITED NATIONS: Malta told a high-level UN meeting Wednesday that it will formally recognize the state of Palestine in September, joining France and the United Kingdom in stepping up pressure to end the nearly 80-year Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Christopher Cutajar, the permanent secretary at Malta’s Foreign Ministry, made the announcement at the UN General Assembly’s meeting on a two-state solution to the conflict which has been extended to a third day because of the high number of countries wanting to speak.

Prime Minister Robert Abela announced Tuesday evening that Malta will formally recognize a Palestinian state during the United Nations General Assembly in...

Anche Malta riconoscerà lo Stato di Palestina nella prossima Assemblea generale dell'Onu. Lo ha annunciato il premier maltese Robert Abela, dopo i passi simili intrapresi da…