The rising cost of living and labour market strain are the main concerns highlighted by investors in the EY Malta's 20th attractiveness survey, the results of which were published Wednesday in a...

On 13 June 2024, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) delivered a preliminary ruling on the interpretation and scope of Regulation (EC) No 261/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11...

PN MP Karol Aquilina blasted Justice Minister Jonathan Attard in Parliament, accusing him of adding a clause in the drug reform ‘in secret,’ which allowed the Minister to grant himself...

A court will be able to issue a probation order in cases of people being found guilty for the first time and sentenced to up to two years imprisonment in a drug-related case as part of a new reform...

The Planning Authority approved an application by Project Green to extend the Family Park in Bengħajsa by a further 7,000 square metres. This decision follows Monday's news that 20,000 square...

After more than 12 years, the Labour Government has failed to deliver on its own promise to build a new Court in Gozo, leaving the justice system in Gozo neglected, the PN said in a statement...

The Labour Government is rushing to let large-scale drug traffickers off lightly - PN The Government wants those caught with firearms to be considered 'victims', the Nationalist Party...

The Msida local council has said that it remains against the building of a flyover at the Msida junction, despite Infrastructure Malta announcing that work on the project is set to begin in the coming...

The European Court of Human Rights has found multiple violations concerning prolonged detention of unaccompanied minors in Malta. The court handed down its judgement in the case of J.B. and...

A former permanent secretary who stepped down after being charged over the fraudulent Vitals hospital deal is seeking damages from one of the experts appointed by the inquiring magistrates, claiming...