The European Commission's latest Rule of Law report has found that Malta has made little to no real progress on long-standing recommendations, with much of what the government claims as achievements...

On 28 February, 2025, the Administrative Review Tribunal (the "Tribunal") delivered its decision in XXX v Kummissarju tat-Taxxa u Dwana (Rikors No. 5/2018 SG), which concerned a demand issued by the...

Auditor General Charles Deguara on Tuesday presented the performance audit report in caption to the Speaker of the House of Representatives Dr Anġlu Farrugia. This performance audit assessed the...

Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri was part of an EU delegation that was ordered to leave Benghazi, eastern Libya, on Tuesday, according to reports. Website Euractiv states that Prime Minister...

The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has issued a summary of findings from a series of supervisory inspections carried out with investment services providers between 2020 and 2024, focusing...

Speaker Anglu Farrugia delivered a ruling on Tuesday in which he requested that the Chairman of the Parliamentary Health Committee, Parliamentary Secretary Malcolm Paul Agius Galea, "to do his utmost...

Almost all elderly residential homes across Malta can now offer professional palliative care, following specialised training provided by Active Ageing and Community Care (AACC) to 416 nurses in these...

Action to improve integrity measures for high-level politicians and officials remains to be taken, a rule of law report has found. The European Commission published its sixth annual Rule of...

The Broadcasting Authority has found Super One guilty of failing to report the conclusions of the Standards Commissioner, who found no wrongdoing on the part of Nationalist MP and Shadow Minister Toni...

Eleven children were welcomed at Castille by Prime Minister Robert Abela to put forward proposals towards the Malta Vision 2050, the Department of Information said Tuesday. Abela, who was...