Resolution condemning the state of the rule of law in Malta passed through the European Parliament this morning in a landslide vote – with 635 votes in favour, 46 against and 12

“For countries like the UK it took decades to set up such a service that had to include specialists from the scientific, medical, ethical and social field and to have the necessary infrastructure”

Extradition proceedings to bring Adrian Hillman back to Malta to face criminal charges hit a snag as UK authorities seek further documentation before taking action

Follow us live as the compilation of evidence against brothers Adrian and Robert Agius and their associates Jamie Vella, and George Degiorgio continues

From legal assistance, to psychological support, to providing victims with a care plan that caters for their every need, the Victim Support Agency is well-equipped to truly assist victims during one of the most vulnerable moments in their life

Climate change is perhaps the greatest threat we face in the 21st century and we must face this existential challenge with urgency and with commitment

Despite COVID-19 medical certificates in 2020 went dow by 28,322 when compared to the previous year

Developers can continue presenting requests to regularise illegal developments even after a first, second and possibly third rejection, if they can afford to pay €50 in daily fines, delaying any removal of the illegality.

By referring to ‘artists’ as though they were some kind of natural antithesis of the ‘business-like’ type, José Hererra was merely buying into a lazy stereotype that the artistic community itself has been valiantly try...

Musician Mark Spiteri Lucas tells all in our Q&A

The Skinny | No 84 – From Golden Passport to Golden Shower

The Malta Medicines Authority is investigating whether there is a link between the vaccine and this case of thrombosis

A 7-year-old girl and 8-year-old boy are suffering from serious injuries following the accident

Opposition leader Bernard Grech has proposed George Hyzler as the next Ombudsman in informal talks with the Prime Minister

Parliamentary Speaker Anġlu Farrugia abstained in a tied ethics committee vote on Carmelo Abela report, leaving MPs puzzled

Beachaven had filed an injunction that halted all works by the developers at the Xemxija mooring area

PwC, Deloitte, Grant Thorton, KPMG, DF Advocates, RSM and Nexia BT had dedicated shared offices at Castille during Joseph Muscat's administration • Brian Tonna insists Egrant was a shelf company that belonged to him

An investigation by the National Audit Office finds that government breached the law when it awarded a €274 million direct order to a private company for the management of the new blocks at St Vincent de Paul elderly residence

A man already in custody over a string of alleged thefts from vehicles has been charged with a further three identical crimes today

In a scheme valued at €4 million, tourism minister Clayton Bartolo announced that operators in the tourism industry will not have to pay MTA license fees for 2021