Chamber of Advocates says such ‘criminal behaviour’ should never be allowed to happen in a democratic country which embraces the principles of justice

Plans submitted last week still envisage the demolition of the austere modernist building and its replacement by a 14-storey hotel despite PA’ emergency conservation order

Energy and food subsidies are expected to reach a whopping €608 million next year, equivalent to 3.6% of GDP

A €1,000 reward is being offered for Max with no questions asked

Frank Fabri, who signed off on maligned Bogdanovic €15,000 contract that led to Justyne Caruana’s sacking, is now ITS general manager

Largest illumination ever with over 1,900 fire-torches produced individually and by hand

We are witnessing an increase in loneliness of more than 11% and another increase of 2.9% in the severely lonely since 2019

Court hears how police have not yet spoken to those who instigated the corruption at Transport Malta in driving test bribery case

In a report for transparency in parliament, the Malta Chamber recommends that asset declarations are made public, with MPs’ family members disclosing their own assets privately to the Standards Commissioner

Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech says that he has not yet been consulted by the Prime Minister Robert Abela on the appointment of a new Standards Commissioner and an Ombudsman, both which require a two-thirds vote in parliament

The Association of the Judiciary condemns anonymous threat sent to Magistrate Nadine Lia, urges authorities to safeguard the independence and security of the judiciary

Three teenage asylum-seekers are accused of hijacking the vessel to allegedly prevent the captain from taking them and the 105 other asylum seekers it had rescued, back to Libya

Magistrate Nadine Lia received an anonymous threatening letter, warning her that her career and personal life were at stake

MHRA calls on government to suspend and re-evaluate legal notice allowing music until 1am in several Valletta streets • Calls 'misleading and inaccurate' comments by Valletta mayor Alfred Zammit

Despite the legislative changes, issues identified by practitioners back in 2018, particularly those linked with the surge of synthetic cannabis use amongst the young, and lack of education on cannabis, continue to find fertile ground

Filmmaker Maxime Durand tells all in our Q&A

The Skinny | No 156 – The Mourning Royalists Internationale

​A case officer is recommending the approval of the dismantling and relocation of a historical tower in Marsaxlokk to make way for a new road through a pristine rural area

​A ‘heritage gain’ of €7,000 will allow developers to scupper the obligation of reutilising the stone corbels of an old farmhouse in Fgura, which is set for demolition

89-year-old hospitalised after getting hit by a motorcycle in Birkirkara