European Court of Human Rights orders €169,000 in additional compensation to baroness unable to charge market rental rates over Valletta property

A restaurant in Valletta has been ordered not to use LPG gas in the kitchen since it is deemed a threat to the Old University building and its occupants

Bernard Grech is seeking a strong mandate from party councillors in a one man race due this week, but it remains unclear what result will make him happy. James Debono asks what would constitute a strong mandate

Heritage Malta is objecting to a five-storey development proposed in close proximity to the Ta’ Ħaġrat world heritage site, describing it as disrespectful to its context

Laura Calleja speaks to lawyers Desiree Attard and Robert Thake about introducing a similar system to Clare’s Law in Malta which would allow the police to disclose information to people about their partner's domestic abuse history

Or else, we simply resign ourselves to the fact that… well, we really are all living in an ‘Orwellian dystopia’, after all

After the Texas gunman was found to have a history of bullying, Malcolm Paul Agius Galea opened up about his own experiences with bullying

A new bill will make femicide an aggravating offence, but only when the killer is a man

There were €5.7 billion in VAT and income deemed not collectable by the end of 2020, equivalent to almost 40% of a year’s GDP • Only seven cases referred to police for tax evasion

Social partners at MCESD discuss rising food prices and supply chain problems and costs

The chamber warns of a major breakdown in visa-processing by Malta's High Commission Office in India

Malta’s political parties and their subsidiary companies have racked up millions in debts, an issue of great concern for the European Parliament’s LIBE committee

The European Parliament’s civil liberties committee MEPs acknowledge Malta’s reform process since 2020 but says it lacks speed and is sometimes done half-heartedly

The European Parliament’s civil liberties committee MEPs acknowledge Malta’s reform process since 2020 but says it lacks speed and is sometimes done half-heartedly

Flavia Borg Bonaci, Jason Azzopardi’s partner, has told the court how poisonous anonymous letters sent to her house affected her wellbeing, making her paranoid and forcing her to look over her shoulder

Shadow health minister Stephen Spiteri says MaltaToday report on Mater Dei success rates for IVF requires inquiry and explanation for high OHSS risk rate

Shadow health minister Stephen Spiteri says MaltaToday report on Mater Dei success rates for IVF requires inquiry and explanation for high OHSS risk rate

Dronamics is planning its first commerical flight with its Black Swan aircraft later this year after obtaining Malta licence to operate first-ever cargo drone for the European market

The gaming industry is one of the few local industries that has managed to build a local ecosystem around it, and one industry where Malta is an established brand that has a strong presence in international conferences and events

The gaming industry is one of the few local industries that has managed to build a local ecosystem around it, and one industry where Malta is an established brand that has a strong presence in international conferences and events