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Malta’s cash-for-passports scheme has been described by the government’s concessionaire, Henley & Partners, as the best in the world for millionaires who want to buy citizenship. As the firm gears Continue Reading
Bjorn Formosa, the founder of charity organisation ALS Foundation, was on Friday named this year’s Laureate of the European Citizen’s Prize for Malta. Mr Formosa was nominated for the award, Continue Reading
A 48-year-old motorcyclist was grievously injured in a traffic accident in his hometown. The crash took place in Triq il-Madliena on Friday at around 9.30am. The police said the man, who Continue Reading
The European Parliament cannot allow the politicisation of investigations into allegations of breaches in fundamental values in EU member states, former Prime Minister and Maltese MEP Alfred Sant told the Continue Reading
Holding a non-religious funeral remains a challenge in Malta, with no facilities currently available for those who wish to hold a ceremony praesente cadavere for the deceased, representatives of the Continue Reading
A patient who according to Nationalist MP Chis Said had passed away because a helicopter was not available to transfer him to Mater Dei Hospital on time had been afforded Continue Reading
These are the main stories featured in Thursday’s newspapers. Times of Malta says new statistics show that many localities in the northern part of the island are experiencing double-digit growth Continue Reading
A Japanese journalist held hostage by Islamist militants for 40 months left for Japan from Turkey on Wednesday after being freed and said he was happy to be going home. Continue Reading
