Joseph Muscat has disagreed with the conclusions of a report by Standards Commissioner George Hyzler, who found that Muscat breached ethics when he accepted three expensive bottles of wine from 17...

Malta’s controversial passports-for-cash scheme, the IIP, will soon cease to exist and a different system focusing more on residency will take its place. The government’s announcement...

Last Thursday, the courts heard how Miriam Pace was diagnosed with anxiety as a result of the construction work next door to her house. She never made it to her first therapy session: her house...

The case raised by former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat against Nationalist MP Jason Azzopardi has once again brought parliamentary privilege to the fore. Our system allows our MPs to say whatever...

Tuesday saw five police officers charged in relation to the traffic branch allowances scandal. It is good to see that progress has begun to be made in this situation, and that people have started to...

After nearly four months of having an empty terminal, except for repatriation flights, Malta International Airport will symbolically re-open its doors today. The airport, Malta’s only air...

Finance Minister Edward Scicluna said last week that he was disgusted by the news that Yorgen Fenech’s 17 Black had made a profit of €4.6 million from the Montenegro wind farm...

The tourism sector in Gozo this summer will take a hit as a result of the Coronavirus situation. This was indicated by the CEO of the Gozo Tourism Association, who told The Malta Independent last...

After four days of silence, Konrad Mizzi confirmed yesterday that he will stay on as an independent MP. Well, he will be ‘independent’ in all but name, because he made it very clear that...

The Nationalist Party’s General Council on Thursday adopted a new statute for the party through a unanimous vote. The new statute aims to help the party better organise its structures, and...