EY Malta hosted the inaugural National Tax Conference, a first-of-its-kind event bringing together experts from across disciplines to explore the origins and evolution of taxation and its wider impact...

Minister for Foreign and European Affairs Chris Fearne has been elected to continue chairing the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) for another two years, following a decision by the Group's...

Seven people have been arrested in connection with alleged drug trafficking following two separate police investigations, the police said Friday. In the first operation, police conducted...

Malta's waste management performance continued to improve in 2024, with the country recording the lowest level of waste generation per person in the EU while narrowing the gap with the European...

An internal circular issued by the Ministry for Education and Sport on Tuesday stated that, due to the contracted supplier's inability to honour the awarded contract for this procurement, not all Year...

A tender has been issued for a fourth Gozo Channel ferry to replace the Nikolaos, Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri said, as he outlined a record €141 million allocation for Gozo under Budget 2027,...

Civil society NGO Repubblika has called for Malta to introduce a full-time Parliament and grant the Commissioner for Standards in Public Life greater powers to impose sanctions, following findings...

A €2.56 million solar farm developed by telecommunications company Melita on the site of a former quarry in Mqabba is capable of generating enough electricity to meet the consumption of...

The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has identified shortcomings in cost transparency, product oversight and the monitoring of customer outcomes in insurance products, following two reviews...

Errors in prosecution can deny victims justice and result in individuals facing legal proceedings that should never have been brought against them, the Nationalist Party said on Thursday, expressing...