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Virtù Ferries, which is challenging the award of a fast ferry contract by Gozo Channel to an ‘inexperienced’ company, has asked the courts to seek the European Court of Justice’s Continue Reading
On October 31 1918 – 100 years ago today – the first body from a “poor house” was donated for medical studies to what was then called the University of Malta’s Continue Reading
Major companies on Tuesday ruled out involvement in a new rescue of Alitalia, complicating a plan led by Rome in which state-controlled railway Ferrovie dello Stato (FS) will bid for Continue Reading
A former ambassador of Malta to Libya, George Cassar, passed away on Tuesday. He was appointed ambassador in 2009 and left the country in 2011 during evacuations. Dr Cassar had Continue Reading
A German diver drowned off Gozo after finding herself in difficulties, the second victim of the day. Police said the 55-year-old was assisted on site but she passed away. She Continue Reading
A watchdog tasked with assessing the implementation of fiscal and economic policy objectives has urged the Finance Ministry to provide a more detailed account of European Union fund absorption. In Continue Reading
The CEO of the Malta Residency and Visa Agency, Roderick Cutajar, will pocket €87,000 a year, according to information tabled in Parliament.The agency, set up earlier this year, is responsible Continue Reading
A historic 17th century chapel in Mosta would be “dwarfed” by proposed development, Din l-Art Ħelwa warned. The proposed project, just four metres from the chapel dedicated to St Andrew, Continue Reading
