The Ombudsman, contrary to the protestations of Minister for Health Chris Fearne and the Attorney General, has told The Malta Independent that current legislation does in fact erode his jurisdiction...

Finance Minister Edward Scicluna said that the EU Economic and Financial affairs Ministers, together with EU institution financial leaders have prioritised the problem of non-performing loans across...

The Government of Malta expresses its full support to the Declaration made by EU High Representative Federica Mogherini earlier today on behalf of the EU following the latest developments in...

Transport Minister Joe Mizzi will not take the €7,000 owed from Lawrence Grech, who was ordered by the courts to pay the amount after being found guilty of defaming the minister in a Facebook...

The paving of all Mdina streets will be completed by the end of July, Resources Minister Ninu Zammit assured listeners yesterday. The minister was speaking on Radio 101 on the Saturday morning political talk show....

Ten bids for the pre-qualification tender for an integrated health information system (IHIS) for the Maltese public healthcare system had been submitted by Tuesday’s deadline. ...

Mario Camilleri, known as l-Imniehru, his son Matthew, and Joseph Zammit is-Sei, were back in court last Friday as the interminable case on alleged corruption involving former Chief Justice, Noel Arrigo and former Judge Patrick Vella continues....

Joseph Brown from Cospicua, a mechanic in the Armed Forces, was charged with stealing an undisclosed amount of money and causing damage to a vehicle belonging to George Grima....

A Chinese man was charged in court with the trafficking of various Chinese nationals from Malta to Sicily....

Further testimony, in a case previously reported by this paper in which a woman was charged with attempting to bribe an ADT Driving Inspector, by a director of the ADT confirmed an attempt at bribery had indeed taken place....