Malta’s business community is in turmoil over revelations in the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia and other high-profile money laundering cases

Here's how the use of new technology can benefit workers

Credit rating agency S&P reaffirms BB- rating for Enemalta, the same rating it has held since 2019. It retained its forecast to negative, which was changed last year in the 2020 rating.

Petition signed by 192 residents in Sqaq il-Museum, Triq San Ġwann Bosco and Daħla tas-Sienja presented to Transport Minister Ian Borg

National competition launched for Malta’s best creative startups    

Former Nexia BT partners Brian Tonna, Karl Cini, Manuel Castagna and their financial controller Katrin Bondin Carter in court this morning on charges of money laudering

Maltese priests respond to a Vatican declaration on the blessing of same-sex unions that said they cannot bless what would otherwise be considered ‘a sin’

A European Court of Justice decision on bird trapping in France could have an effect on Malta’s demands to derogate from the European ban on bird trapping

A question which begs an answer is how can a ‘One Health’ approach to health policy be applied to Malta? ‘One Health’ is a ‘before treatment’ policy

Professor, author and cartoonist Gorg Mallia tells all in our Q&A

Labour is duty-bound to ask itself: how did it allow itself to be hijacked once again by a clique motivated by its own greed?

For that, we would need to patiently follow all those remaining loose threads, right down to the bitter end: regardless how many seemingly-interminable inquiries, and/or frustrating dead-ends, it will take

Budget Implementation Act debate: Opposition says country’s highest institutions ‘overrun by criminals’, Robert Abela accuses PN of being set on ‘sending people to prison’

European taxation of the digital economy: MEPs lay out plans

‘This is not the time to have this debate’ – Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba

Public Accounts Committee continues to hear the testimony of David Galea as it continues to scrutinise the NAO's findings on the Electrogas power station tender

Woman who filed domestic violence report later reveals she had misappropriated between €120,000 and €130,000 from the company she worked for  

The dog was taken to the APH Veterinary Hospital in Ta’ Qali

15 Dingli residents who support roadworks in the locality accuse Graffitti of representing them 'illicitly and illegally'

Yorgen Fenech’s lawyers in a fresh application before Magistrate Rachel Montebello call for media houses who published contents of Fenech’s WhatsApp chats to be found in contempt of court