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Civil war inside the PN: MPs and party officials accuse each other of association with Tumas Group, while Delia aides take stock of reality
A woman who was riding pillion on a motorcycle lost her life after being involved in a road accident along the hill next to Addolorata Cemetery
Invalidity pension hits lowest number of beneficiaries ever in over 20 years
3,996 persons were registered as receiving a government invalidity pension in 2018, the lowest figure since 1993
3,996 persons were registered as receiving a government...
No contradiction between standards law and corruption prescription – Ombudsman
The new public standards law prevents investigations of acts prior to October 2018, but that does not mean that an allegation does not get investigated under...
The new public standards law prevents investigations of...
Updated | Hermann Schiavone suspends himself from PN parliamentary group over Fenech meeting
Nationalist MP will become independent after suspending himself from PN group over meeting with Electrogas shareholder
Nationalist MP will become independent after suspending...
Tax refunds on the way
People who worked in 2017 will start receiving a tax refund in the coming days ranging from €40 to €68 depending on the applicable tax rate
People who worked in 2017 will start receiving a tax refund...
On Facebook, the Maltese far right takes aim at the media coverage of the Souleyman murder
Amid the Facebook images of pro-life messages and support for crucifixes, the Maltese far right attacks the media and NGOs for suggesting a racial motivation...
Amid the Facebook images of pro-life messages and support...
Blankets, socks, shoes and supplies delivered to stranded migrant rescue ship
The rescue ship Alan Kurdi has received relief supplies from Malta-based NGO MOAS as it remains stranded in international waters with 64 migrants on board
The rescue ship Alan Kurdi has received relief supplies...
Fears that mysterious murder of Ivorian could be ‘crime aimed at instilling terror’
‘If this was a racially-motivated incident, Malta would be called upon to face far more than an act of assault, but far graver crime aimed at instilling...
‘If this was a racially-motivated incident, Malta...
Shortage of 8,000 parking spaces in 2018
Developers paid over €10 million in fines for not providing parking spaces on new developments
Developers paid over €10 million in fines for not...
No breach of rights for man who streamed committal by police on Facebook
The Commissioner of Mental Health found no breach of rights when police were called in to commit Mario Portelli to Mount Carmel Hospital
The Commissioner of Mental Health found no breach of rights...
Watchdog looks into magistrate’s ‘inappropriate’ recommendations on bird trapping
The Commission for the Administration of Justice will be investigating comments made by Magistrate Joe Mifsud in a court decree on illegal trapping
The Commission for the Administration of Justice will be...
Lorraine Schembri Orland is Malta’s judge at the European Court of Human Rights
Judge Lorraine Schembri Orland is the first female judge from Malta on the Strasbourg court
Judge Lorraine Schembri Orland is the first female judge...
Customs seize container carrying €2.7 million worth of cocaine, two days after a 91.2kg haul
515.2kg of cocaine, worth almost €58 million, have been seized so far this year
515.2kg of cocaine, worth almost €58 million,...
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Parties divided over future of mini local councils
PN insists a legal notice on administrative committees will weaken the...
PN insists a legal notice on administrative committees...
Unorthodox move by Labour to get parliamentary support for Gozo tunnel
A motion presented by ministers Ian Borg and Justyne Caruana seeks parliament’s backing for the Gozo tunnel project
A motion presented by ministers Ian Borg and Justyne...
Government collecting €360,000 a month from tourist eco-tax
According to figures tabled in parliament €4.5 million were collected...
According to figures tabled in parliament €4.5 million...
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[WATCH] Tuna bribery allegations probed by special committee, parliamentary secretary says
Parliamentary secretary Clint Camilleri said the government was awaiting a report by a specialised committee tasked with reviewing the department and its...
Parliamentary secretary Clint Camilleri said the government...
Customs discovers €35,000 in undeclared cash on airport passenger
A Georgian national has had €25,000 of his cash seized, pending...
A Georgian national has had €25,000 of his cash...
Malta calls for EU unity in Libya crisis
The latest developments in Libya call for level-headedness, restraint and a political solution, Maltese government says
The latest developments in Libya call for level-headedness,...
