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The government is set to spend another €10.3 million in order to buy five band clubs the occupants of which were facing an imminent risk of eviction due to legal Continue Reading
Peace in the Middle East will only be reached if there is an immediate ceasefire complemented by a two-state solution, Prime Minister Robert Abela said Friday. This position was expressed Continue Reading
A judge has turned down Bernard Grech’s and Adrian Delia’s request for their case against the State Advocate to be heard with urgency. But Mr Justice Giovanni Grixti said the Continue Reading
The Standards Commissioner has written to the Speaker of the House of Representatives saying that his proposals for more transparency have been ignored for six months by Parliament’s Standards Committee. Continue Reading
According to the Central Bank of Malta’s latest forecasts, Malta’s gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow by 3.8% in 2024, and to edge down to 3.6% in 2025, Continue Reading
The dire humanitarian situation in Gaza is prompting more European Union countries to support the idea of a humanitarian cease-fire in the war between Israel and Hamas. Ireland’s prime minister Continue Reading
The Opposition has submitted a draft bill aimed to enact a non-discrimination protocol that forms part of the European Convention on Human Rights. Addressing the media, PN justice spokesperson Karol Continue Reading
The site of the Garden of Eden Wedding Hall in Zurrieq will be converted into a low-lying tourism accommodation development after the Planning Board gave its green light, through an Continue Reading
