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Nationalist MP Jason Azzopardi says government resorted to agreements with banks who have a global ‘criminal record’ in order for the Electrogas project to be financed
Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis reveals magisterial inquiry into Pilatus Bank cost taxpayers €7.5 million
Pandemic year saw EU nationals leave, non-EU workers increase
There were 69,919 foreign workers in Malta by September last year, 55% of which...
There were 69,919 foreign workers in Malta by September...
European regulator finds link between Janssen COVID vaccine and 'very rare' blood clots
The European medicines watchdog says blood clots should be listed as 'very rare' side effects for the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine...
The European medicines watchdog says blood clots should be...
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Dummy AK-47 assault rifles en route to Libya intercepted by Malta customs
Malta customs intercepted 900 dummy AK-47 assault rifle replicas in a container en route to Libya
Malta customs intercepted 900 dummy AK-47 assault rifle...
Cyber criminals give PN ultimatum to 'communicate and cooperate' • Magisterial inquiry underway
After Monday night's data theft from the Nationalist Party's servers, hackers threaten to leak stolen data • Magisterial inquiry and police...
After Monday night's data theft from the Nationalist...
‘No new or higher taxes,’ Clyde Caruana pledges as deficit soars on back of pandemic
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana says the deficit for this year has been revised upwards to 12% but government will not increase taxes to make good for COVID-19...
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana says the deficit for this...
New COVID-19 cases drop to 13, lowest daily figure since summer
COVID-19 update for 20 April | 2 deaths • 13 new cases • 62...
COVID-19 update for 20 April | 2 deaths • 13 new cases...
Updated | PM’s power to select short-listed judges not against EU law, Court decides
Repubblika case on judicial selection: European Court of Justice says power of prime minister to recommend judges identified by independent commission, to...
Repubblika case on judicial selection: European Court of...
A November election? Five questions facing Bernard Grech in 2021
Amid persistent rumours of a November election, Bernard Grech knows his future...
Amid persistent rumours of a November election, Bernard...
PN says information database targeted in cyber-attack
Nationalist Party information technology systems and information database...
Nationalist Party information technology systems and...
Over 1,130 fines issued for COVID-19 breaches
Enforcement authorities fine 330 people for gathering in groups larger than two...
Enforcement authorities fine 330 people for gathering in...
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Labour whip slams standards czar: Reports are issued strategically to hurt government
Labour whip Glenn Bedingfield says standards commissioner George Hyzler is failing to investigate government MPs objectively
Labour whip Glenn Bedingfield says standards commissioner...
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[WATCH] Abela ‘establishing facts’ before deciding on Ian Borg direct order to adviser’s daughter
Prime Minister Robert Abela questioned over €60,000 direct order to newly-graduated law student daughter of Ian Borg advisor
Prime Minister Robert Abela questioned over €60,000...
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Brian Tonna has right not to answer Electrogas questions if he feels they may incriminate him
Witnesses appearing in front of parliament's Public Accounts Committee have a right not to answer questions if they feel they may incriminate themselves,...
Witnesses appearing in front of parliament's Public...
James Caterers unconditionally withdraws threatening letter to National Audit Office
Speaker Anġlu Farrugia has closed a breach of privilege case against James Caterers after the company unconditionally withdrew a threatening letter to the...
Speaker Anġlu Farrugia has closed a breach of privilege...
Fort Ricasoli to be freed from unsightly oil tanks
Government has awarded an alternative site to Ricasoli Port Facility so that...
Government has awarded an alternative site to Ricasoli Port...
Health sciences faculty raises alarm on treatment of elderly at St Vincent de Paul
Disputes between unions and management are affecting the treatment of residents at St Vincent de Paul Residence, the dean of the Health Sciences Faculty at UOM...
Disputes between unions and management are affecting the...
PN non-committal on resignation of environmental regulator chief
There were calls over the weekend from environmental NGOs for ERA chief Victor...
There were calls over the weekend from environmental NGOs...
Suspend public collections laws, Council for Voluntary sector says
The new legislation hinders the work of voluntary organisations, the council...
The new legislation hinders the work of voluntary...
