‘When new legislation is being mooted, like in the digital area, we all stress the need for regulations to maintain proportionality...In practice, new rules are being designed for the larger enterprises, and then get scaled down for SMEs&rsquo...

A 40-year-old motorcyclist was hospitalised following a traffic accident in Luqa on Wednesday evening

Critics suspect the Bill allows law graduates without a warrant to provide legal services outside court litigation, particularly to favour government employees and ministerial appointees

Previous plans sent back to drawing board after PA asked for better design and more greenery

Minimum wages in Malta increasing at a lower rate than average wages in contrast to rest of EU where minimum wages climbing faster than average wages

There’s one logical reason behind the government’s choice – the interconnector provides the cheapest prices. It seems after all, that the PN’s energy policy is the most sustainable option in the long-term

Does he himself agree with Malta’s obstinacy in permitting finch-trapping, even in the face of an ECJ court-case? If so, can he justify that decision on any purely environmental grounds?

COVID-19 study finds those working sitting down were 15 times more likely to experience back pain when compared to those moving around regularly

Glenn Bedingfield says action should be taken against those who interfered with the investigation by ‘tampering evidence’

Construction permits for jobs meant to be carried out by Vitals Global Healthcare on three Maltese hospitals had expired with works not even starting

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana on the warpath: ‘If the FATF process is subverted by ulterior political motives we will take steps to protect the national interest’ • Bernard Grech writes to FATF

Request by Yorgen Fenech lawyers for laptop belonging to Daphne Caruana Galizia cannot be executed

Karol Aquilina tells Giannella de Marco he will not be intimidated as she accuses him of suppressing human rights during a bitter exchange at the Electrogas hearing in parliament

‘Blink’ ruptures automated and familiar cycles just like blinking ruptures the continuum of sight, an inescapable and unceasing rhythm

Prime Minister meets developers’ lobby, where Sandro Chetcuti says green critics must reckon with 11% value-added brought in by construction

MP Chris Said says a Nationalist government would be cancelling the hospital concession in Gozo since the private operator has failed to abide by its commitments as the party unveils its health proposals for Gozo

A drunk driver whose car mounted a Balluta pavement and ran over several pedestrians, killing one, has been jailed for three years and banned from driving for another two years

A passenger departing to Sicily was discovered by the sniffer dog to be holding undeclared amounts of cash

COVID-19 update for 16 June | 3 new cases • 9 recoveries • 45 active cases • 1798 Swab tests past 24 hours • Vaccine doses administered until Tuesday 604,033

Foreign Affairs Minister Evarist Bartolo says Malta has carried out the majority of recommendations put forward by the Financial Action Task Force