At the EU Environment and Energy Councils' meetings in Luxembourg, Malta reaffirmed its commitment to support EU leadership during COP30 and called for policy to be implemented in a fair and flexible...

Labour is mulling fielding Glenn Bedingfield in the first Electoral District to mobilise its core vote, The Malta Independent in informed. "I am actively considering contesting in the First...

Malta hosted a historic joint meeting of the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) on Tuesday. Held under the theme "Towards More Effective and People-Centred Digitalised...

Neville Gafa, an official within the Parliamentary Secretariat for Social Dialogue which falls under the Office of the Prime Minister, is speaking and acting “in his personal capacity”...

New plans for a metro which the government is working on will see the mass transport system be “hybrid” in nature – meaning that part will be below ground and part above, Prime...

A Croatian man accused of trafficking 76 kilograms of cocaine worth around €9 million admitted to police that he expected a €3,000 payment for his involvement, a court heard on...

In a recent judgment delivered on 3 October 2025, the First Hall Civil Court (the "FHCC") presided by Madame Justice Audrey Demicoli examined what makes a contract invalid due to error or fraud. The...

The court has received a large collection of luxury goods belonging to former MCAST employee Francine Farrugia, who stands accused of siphoning €2.3 million through payroll...

Investor confidence in Malta has surged to its highest level in years, according to the EY Attractiveness Survey - Malta 2025, with 79% of foreign direct investment (FDI) companies - up by 25%, now...

The Civil Society Committee within the MCESD held its first conference focusing on the importance of Social Impact Assessment in policy decision-making. The Committee, which brings together...