Veteran politician says Malta has been “greylisted by the rest of the world and shafted by its own political leaders.”

ACE: “It is imperative that all those who are reluctant to get jabbed assume their responsibilities bearing in mind that they are doing so to the detriment of the business community in general and their fellow citizens as well.”

In spite of the positive image of diverse modern England projected by this group of players and manager, it is unrealistic to expect football to navigate the current “culture war”

The Planning Authority has turned down an application to regularize a 24sq.m timber platform to hold two outdoor tables, on a slipway in the picturesque rocky beach of Għar Lapsi

A man accused of raping his estranged wife on Christmas Eve in 2018 has been released after jurors find him not guilty by seven votes to two

Woman and man to be charged with vandalism of 18th century cross, known as Is-Salib tal-Pellegrini

Madrid flight passenger attempted to bring through airport 1.2kg of cannabis inside their suitcase

Malta International Airport is gearing up for a busy weekend, with peaks of up to 1,100 simultaneously arriving passengers expected

From 14 July English language schools to close and vaccination certificates to be mandatory for travellers 

The motorist has been aquitted of grievously injuring a Maltese man during an altercation on the Gozo ferry  

The study will help in the establishment of a care plan for people in need of social accommodation, and will help in improving their quality of life and standard of living

The Nationalist Party reiterated its position on having better COVID border screening for sea and air arrivals

The man had posted a Facebook comment suggesting that Nationalist MP Karol Aquilina should be ‘hanged and tied to the statue of St Nicholas in Siggiewi and pierced with knitting needles’

Grey skies ahead for local businesses as they grapple with the new realities of the FATF greylisting

COVID-19 update for 9 July | 96 new cases • 3 recoveries • 252 active cases • 2,903 Swab tests past 24 hours • Vaccine doses administered until Thursday 700,180

With parts of the sector still shut down, the MEIA argues that it's uncontrolled activities that are threatening the industry's reopening

Kaħlija Court, one of Malta’s most unsightly developments approved in the 1990s on the Xemxija coast could become a hotel if a planning application proposing a change-of-use is approved

The message is clear from the government: tax dues – current and past – have to be paid in full by one and all, irrespective of the person, position, industry, financial clout or being the man in the street

Opposition MPs Karol Aquilina and Therese Comodini Cachia say Prime Minster Robert Abela is trying to shift the attention away from Rosianne Cutajar

Labour MEP Alfred Sant expresses major concerns over the European Investment Bank’s operational outcomes