Data Protection Commissioner Ian Deguara has contacted the magistrate to obtain a copy of the photos extracted from electronic devices during a money laundering investigation

By the end of 2019, there were just over 100,000 foreigners residing in Malta, making up 20% of the population, an increase of three points on the previous year

Are you gunning for the Red Devils to beat Villarreal on their home turf or are you banking on a Villarreal win?

Residents of Ħal-Farruġ and eleven NGOs join forces in opposing warehouse complex on arable land

If the international community does not clearly demonstrate that violations of international law bear consequences, there can be no surprises when these rogue nations toy with the West by scrambling jets to chase down journalists

Ultimately, this is also an opportunity for our main political parties to show that they care about women in this country. The opportunity that, as things stand right now, they have squandered. More than squandered, they spectacularly failed

Malta co-sponsors draft resolution to see Vatican City take on a more active role in United Nations health talks

Leading paediatrician says gambling ads should carry health warnings

Maltese singer-songwriter JOON tells all in our Q&A

Maltese singer-songwriter JOON tells all in our Q&A

Miriam Pace family reach settlement on civil claims, while criminal proceedings remain unprejudiced

Companies employing over 20 people must have persons with disabilities making up 2% of its workforce

A Maltese recruitment agency is charging €3,500 in administrative fees to workers being hired from abroad

Maltese and Russian foreign ministers discuss cooperation in the field of information security 

Church issues feast regulations for the summer

The seriousness of the offence provided enough ground to refuse bail outright

Air Malta joins a growing number of European airlines refusing to fly over Belarusian airspace after the State-sponsored hijack of a Ryanair aircraft to arrest a dissident journalist

Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit Director Kenneth Farrugia speaks to David Lindsay about the fundamental changes taking place at the country’s money laundering watchdog, whose operations have been placed continually under the spotlight in ...

Figures published by the National Development and Social Fund show that revenues from Malta’s sale of citizenship dwindled by an estimated 75% during the pandemic 

Malta's green party will be challenging the validity of the electoral system, arguing that it discriminates against third parties