Opposition leader Bernard Grech says Robert Abela has already given up on getting Malta off the FATF greylist

Financial services watchdog to have non-Maltese CEO for the first time since it started operations in 2002

If the health authorities expect us to continue relying on the vaccine for our protection – as they rightly should – they have to also provide some tangible benefit for those who actually take it

Irvine Welsh, the international guest of the 2021 Malta Book Festival, will sit down for an extended interview with writers Wayne Flask, and again with Immanuel Mifsud in an exchange moderated by Mark Vella

MEP candidate Peter Agius will be responsible to lead party’s outreach efforts

Mater Dei health workers are allowed a five-day self-isolation period if they are vaccinated

Villas proposed instead of cluster of roofless buildings on plot currently having low degree of protection as an ecological buffer zone to the Rinella valley

There are several factors at play that explain why such a high proportion of cases are in the fully vaccinated | Jamie Hartmann-Boyce, University of Oxford

Qala council asks PA appeals tribunal to halt ongoing works at the Ta Kassja development, until an appeal it has lodged along with Moviment Graffitti against the controversial project is heard

All parties have appealed the community service sentence handed down to the architects found responsible for the March 2020 house collapse tragedy that claimed the life of a mother of two

Labour MEP Cyrus Engerer, ‘Everything we know about addiction is wrong, we need to approach addiction from a humane perspective’

24 July COVID-19 update | 171 new cases • 2,373 active cases • 3,926 swab tests in past 24 hours • 19 patients in hospital, one in ITU • Fully vaccinated residents at 368,587 • Total deaths at 4...

Green Party ADPD says it is perplexed at how the MHRA demands special treatment when they have caused their own problems with low wages and zero-hour contracts

Tax-Xama beach at St Paul’s Bay is set for a beach nourishment project by the Malta Tourism Authority

The family of late tycoon Tumas Fenech has lodged an appeal against a court-ruled DNA test on his remains to determine paternity after a prison inmate claims he was the business mogul’s son

Billed as a ‘freedom rally’, the protestors were heard chanting “no vaccine” and “libertà, libertà” in a protest against COVID-19 public health restrictions

Malta’s main business representative body and the country’s largest union have joined forces to foster active ageing and to facilitate the transfer of knowledge and experience from generation to generation

Government pledges to combat international tax arbitrage one week after being placed on the FATF’s grey list

People working as real estate intermediaries without a licence will risk penalties at law come next year

A 25-year-old man was grievously inured when he lost control of the Kymco Agility he was driving