Malta could be facing an FATF grey-list despite obtaining healthier technical compliance ratings than other European countries 

Be it grey-listing or enhanced follow-up Malta is struggling in the wake of stronger governments whose voice at the FATF is a political tool that could make an example of the smallest EU member state. 

Former Nationalist MP Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando, whose divorce bill rocked the Gonzi administration, pens memoirs

The move comes ahead of a PN General Council in July, but there is no election in such a party council, because the party statute mandates the term of the leadership positions till after each general election

Malta must take advantage of its high vaccination rate to reopen the clubbing scene as a flagging industry cries out for patrons to be allowed to return to party, club impresarios and DJs say

The thefts occurred between 6 and 17 June this year. The man was arrested in the act of breaking into a vehicle.

Chamber 'disappointed' over heated clash between Karol Aquilina and Giannella De Marco in Public Accounts Committee sitting

"The intention is clear: government does not want to commit itself to any policy and wants to continue with business as usual, to avoid upsetting anyone" - Ralph Cassar, ADPD Secretary General

Local councillor alleges manoeuvers between Infrastructure Malta and regeneration subcommittee behind local council's back

Local councillor alleges manoeuvers between Infrastructure Malta and regeneration subcommittee behind local council's back

Malta Developers Association director general Deborah Schembri says foreign investment in the local property market is ‘healthy for the industry’ 

Speaking on ONE radio this morning, deputy prime minister Chris Fearne said that no new virus cases were detected on Saturday, adding that 80 % of adults in Malta will have received at least one vaccine dose by Sunday. 

€3.45 million LIFE PanPuffinus! brings together BirdLife partners to address threats to Yelkouan and Balearic Shearwaters at land and sea

The Conference on the Future of Europe begins in earnest today with its first plenary session

Based on the novel by Alex Vella Gera, Is-Sriep Reġgħu Saru Velenużi follows father and son Richard and Noel Sammut Petri, as hidden plans from 1984, weigh down on lives in 2012

Police union registers trade dispute to win right to wear baseball cap during beach patrols

Running from June to mid-July, some 20 events across Malta and Gozo will celebrate arts, culture, sport and Franco-Maltese relations

Frustrating night for England but team fail to make serious attempt at goal

FIFA President Gianni Infantino tiptoes around UEFA's uneven decision to deny Hamrun Champions League berth over match-fixing case dating back eight years, while dropping action against major clubs that threatened breakaway super league

The Arabic SEC exam required students to translate a suicide note, something the MATSEC Examinations Board has said was ‘an error of judgment’