Paul Zahra will be replacing Alfred Camilleri as permanent secretary in the Ministry of Finance and Employment

Doctors want to remove an article from the Criminal Code that subjects them to prison time for performing an abortion

As price-to-earnings multiples fall and inflation continues to weigh on the economy, long-term earnings estimates may still be too high as the risk of a recession rises

Ministry at loggerheads with lawyers’ committee on warranting process over invasive ‘fit and proper’ test • Guidelines demand full disclosure on ‘medical or psychological’ conditions before admission to the bar

Economist CLINT FLORES argues that unless Europe also addresses the supply-chain problems caused by the war in Ukraine, its economic sanctions may end up hurting Europe’s economy more than Russia’s

How can you be making the sign of the cross one minute and spitefully turning tenants’ electricity off the next?

Japanese inspectors call out serious odometer fraud • JEVIC working with regulators to ‘minimise fraudulent activity’

€2.2 million in cocaine arriving from Sicily intercepted by the police

The victim tried to flee the scene of the assault, before the attacker grabbed her by her hair, punched her and proceeded to rape her

Reports revealed on Sunday that police inspector Anthony Scerri, who has been tasked with working several high-profile corruption cases in Malta, has resigned

The persons behind the fight fled the scene of the incident and are wanted by the police

65-year-old motorcyclist hospitalised after traffic collision

Women MPs in Malta are refusing to engage with the medico-legal consequences of the Andrea Prudente affair, who had to be airlifted to Spain after being denied abortion in Malta, despite have an unviable pregnancy

Andrea Prudente was not the first woman who needed protection, and she will certainly not be the last, either. So, if our MPs are truly as ‘pro-life’ as they proclaim, they should act now

Developer Joseph Portelli’s tender for Ras Ħanżir cargo facility back on board after Appeals Court overturns tribunal’s cancellation of original tender

After Graffitti action, ERA increases Comino monitoring

Business and employers lobbies spoke to Metsola about concerns related to transportation of goods, lack of workers and rising fuel prices

Sharona Grima was last seen in Xagħra, Gozo on Wednesday 22 June

“Reclaim the festa... and our communities... from the Portellis and Ċaqnus of this world, from political parties and business interests. Be part of them, by participating in them... – disapprove of blood money&r...

Former Labour MP Jean Claude Micallef said he would throw in his hat for headship of Premier clubs football association, but it seems Joseph Muscat will be MPFCA sole candidate