Parliament of Malta

Parliament of Malta broadcasts exactly what you'd expect, live sessions from Il-Parlament, committee hearings, and the occasional special address. The only 'production' here is a fixed camera in the chamber and a director who cuts between the Speaker, the MPs, and the clerk. It's dry. It's procedural. And that's the point. No pundits, no chyrons arguing, no breaking-news panic. Just the legislative process, unfiltered. The language is Maltese, with some English during certain debates. If you want to watch Parliament of Malta online, Tvivu carries the feed as it airs, no commentary, no editing. This is legislative TV Malta at its most raw. The morning sessions tend to be question time, which can get genuinely combative. Afternoons are bill readings and committee work. For political junkies, it's a goldmine. For casual viewers, it's a cure for insomnia. But if you care how laws actually get made, not how they're spun on cable, this channel is worth the attention. The government and opposition benches are clearly visible; you'll learn faces and factions fast. No ads, no interruptions. Just the state's business, live.