Former foreign affairs minister Evarist Bartolo told MaltaToday Giorgia Meloni’s plan for a naval blockade was a non-starter, particularly since it depended on the approval and participation of other member states

The National Development and Social Funds is insisting that Lombard Bank seek 75% approval for a planned new share issue that will dilute the State passport fund’s shareholding

Bulgaria’s pressure shut down Malta’s running game, in this Conference 1 South, European Rugby competition, winning 21 to 14

The Skinny | No 161 – The Sheep Hotel on ODZ

And if the European Commissioner, no less, can simply ignore the European Parliament at will, without facing any form of consequence … I, for one, fail to see why Malta shouldn’t do exactly the same.

Din l-Art Ħelwa  insists on archeological investigation of property before any permit for excavations are issued while Superintendence for Cultural Heritage asks for photomontages

Malta’s rival freemasons are at loggerheads over the ownership of one of the island’s longest-serving homes to freemasonry – Villa Blye, in Paola

Nationalist spokesperson for home affairs Joe Giglio says prison director Robert Brincau should be suspended in light of court charges against him

Agriculture ministry will issue measures to mitigate hornet problem ‘in the coming months’

Government Whip Andy Ellul opts for partisan arguments and gives no replies when asked why ministers are yet to submit their asset declarations for 2021

A decree will be issued against Yorgen Fenech, Keith Schembri, Sandro Craus, former private secretary in the family ministry Anthony Ellul and former Housing Maintenance and Embellishment Co Ltd CEO Anthony Muscat

Researchers at University of Malta think their new prosthetic hand is less complex than other financially inaccessible prostheses that are heavy and have high rejection rates

Ambulance company director tells court that Robert Brincau threatened to kill him and his entire family

Planning Authority enforcement officers move in to remove illegal Siġġiewi scrapyard with a history of abuse

Repubblika's challenge proceedings against the police and Attorney General over failure to charge Pilatus Bank officials may proceed under a different magistrate after a judge ordered the recusal of Magistrate Nadine Lia

Global economies are preparing for an economic retraction this quarter

Nationalist MP Karol Aquilina calls out Cabinet secrecy on 2021 declarations of assets, still unpublished as 2022 nears its end

Inflation, especially in basic items like food and medicines, is harming the most vulnerable, anti-poverty lobby group says

MUT accuses UPE of taking up management’s interests by describing sacking of Mario Mallia and teachers’ exodus as ‘storm in a teacup’

Critics believe the home affairs minsiter’s publicised raids on visa overstayers are a deliberate portrayal of black migrants as criminals, in response to a social media fallout on the viral Hamrun brawl