Prime Minister Robert Abela has defended the work of Magistrate Nadine Lia, saying that attacks on the judiciary are not acceptable in a democratic society. Abela was referring to a press ...
Sicilia Outlet Village is starting the 2025 with unbeatable offers and a series of exciting activities to keep visitors entertained and engaged throughout the season. From incredible discounts during ...
The Occupational Health and Safety Authority (OHSA) and the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) have conducted over 20,000 enforcement inspections in 2024, the authorities said. A joint ...
The truck driver involved in a freak incident in which Karmnu Micallef, 71, lost his life was handed a two-year prison term, suspended for four years after being found guilty of having involuntarily ...
Inbound tourists for the first eleven months of 2024 amounted to 3,371,249, an increase of 19.5 per cent over the same period in 2023, the NSO said Thursday. Total nights spent by inbound tourists ...
Malta will continue to do its utmost to foster dialogue, and to support effective diplomacy towards peace and the resolution of ongoing conflicts, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign ...
BYD, the world's leading manufacturer of new-energy vehicles, has introduced the ATTO 2, its most accessible electric SUV, at the prestigious Brussels Motor Show, Europe's first major automotive event ...
Magistrate ruling on Pilatus challenge is ‘perversion of and contrary to justice’ – Repubblika
The NGO Repubblika has deemed a ruling by Magistrate Nadine Lia rejecting its challenge proceedings to force the Police Commissioner to charge individuals related to Pilatus Bank as a ...
After 87 months from the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, our country remains without truth and justice and with a Prime Minister who has broken his own promise to implement the ...
A 28-year-old childcare worker was charged on Wednesday with allegedly lodging a false bomb threat by way of a prank call made to a Zebbug childcare centre. She pleaded not guilty to all charges ...
Clayton Bartolo has followed orders. Last Monday, in the first sitting of the New Year after the Christmas recess, he stood up to say sorry to Parliament, and by extension to the people of Malta, ...
The Prime Minister's proposal that public officers will be protected from prosecution and that the government will instead take responsibility for the actions its officials take in their line of duty ...
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