The Cleansing and Maintenance division will be benefitting from an artificial-powered project which will improve the cleanliness and maintenance of Malta while also raising the work quality of the...

The Government's plan of a fixed number pre-booked slots for entry at the Blue Lagoon is wrought with loopholes and purposefully misses the main culprits of Comino's overexploitation - large tourist...

On 27th March 2025, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) delivered a ruling in the case Matthäus Metzler, acting as insolvency practitioner in insolvency...

The government is aiming to reduce the waiting list for social housing by between 15% and 20% by the year 2035, Social and Affordable Accommodation Minister Roderick Galdes stated during a press...

Through collaboration between Enemalta, Infrastructure Malta, and Transport Malta, works are underway to further strengthen the electricity infrastructure in the localities of San Ġwann and St...

Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has again denied any involvement in the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in October 2017. In a short Facebook post, Muscat was referring to...

The trial by jury of four men charged with the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia and Carmel Chircop enters its sixth day on Wednesday morning. The Tal-Maksar brothers, Robert and...

Forty-two per cent of Gozitan establishments have reported better business performance in 2024 when compared to the previous year, the Gozitan Tourism Association said. During the past fortnight,...

"We must build a Europe of hope and dignity by listening, leading and serving," Opposition Leader Bernard Grech said on Tuesday evening, while addressing the European People's Party (EPP) Congress in...

A brief, heated debate took place in Parliament over the ruling by the European Court of Justice which found Malta's golden passport scheme is in breach of EU law, as Home Affairs Minister Byron...