All EU member states will accept certificates for a year proving vaccination, negative test result or recovery from a COVID infection come 1 July, pending formal adoption at Council level as the bloc seeks to restart tourism

DB project decision time | The chairpersons of the planning board and the Environment Resources Authority have withdrawn from the meeting • Saga has pitted environmentalists and residents against a major developer

World-renowned academic and father of lateral thinking techniques, Edward de Bono, has died at the age of 88

An MoU between government and Hospice Malta will see Dar Qalb ta' Ġesu turned in St Michael Hospice Complex, offering centralised palliative care to patients in need

COVID-19 update for 9 June | No deaths • One new case • Three recoveries • 68 active cases • 1,658 Swab tests past 24 hours • 564,718 Vaccine doses administered till Tuesday 

Robert Abela promises that there will be no foot stomping with the Commission over infringement procedures relating to the golden passports scheme

A Nationalist government will close Mount Carmel and create a specialised hospital integrated with Mater Dei as it unveils proposals for mental health reform

On the eve of a planning decision concerning the DB Group’s project on the former ITS site, the Chamber of Commerce says concerns flagged by the NAO remain unaddressed

Stuffed with prawns, sundried tomatoes, and zucchini, then baked in foil, the sea bass is moist and full of flavour

ADPD is urging government to publish the studies that led them to opt for a second interconnector, while calling out the major parties for arguing over who proposed the second interconnector first

The Commission is taking further action against Malta and Cyprus for their citizenship-by-investment schemes, while calling on both Member States to stop 'selling' EU citizenship

It has been a long road for the FIAU’s Legal Affairs Section as it coped with numerous updates to national legislation to bring Malta in line with AMLD5 and MONEYVAL recommendations. Jonathan Phyall, FIAU Head of Legal Affairs, and Daniel...

Game-changing code of ethics still awaiting ‘recommendation’ from Parliament’s standing committee for standards in public life before getting parliamentary approval

Can Robert Abela have his Cabinet under a dark shadow over the allegations of two criminals, and how far can the Opposition go in raising the stakes of a case that could even backfire on them?

This week heralded the emergence of ‘Ghawdix’: the first environmentalist NGO to focus specifically on Gozo. But as founding member (and PRO) JULIA CAMILLERI explains: the threat comes not just from development; but also from a mentality...

Chris Barbara | We regularly take calls from distressed women who are resolute on ordering abortion pills, but are terrified that they would have the police knocking on their door

Commuters using mobile app to get their tickets, or Tallinja card to tap-and-board without the need to pre-book

Markets summary

The almost €90 billion can now start being used by the 27 Governments of the EU’s Member States through various schemes, for the upcoming seven years

Instead of lashing out at individual critics of its environmental policies, government would be wise to start paying heed to the growing murmurs of environmental discontent