Home Affairs Ministers representing Malta, Italy, France and Germany, and Finland, that presently holding the Presidency of the European Union, and European Commissioner for Migration … Read more

Illum follows the story about a suspended parish priest who was arrested by the police over suspicions of involvement in theft of sacred art from … Read more

It-Torċa reveals that a government employee following a course in China has been sent back to Malta after allegedly filing a false police report. Another … Read more

Il-Mument reports on the Independence Day celebrations and quotes PN Leader Adrian Delia who said that the party must look towards the future of the … Read more

The Independent on Sunday speaks to Peter Omtzigt, Council of Europe rapporteur on the murder of Caruana Galizia, following the announcement of the public probe. … Read more

Kulħadd says that a section of MPs within the Nationalist Party is urging leader Adrian Delia to oppose the Daphne Caruana Galizia public inquiry. The … Read more

The Sunday Times also reports on the agreed meeting which is expected to take place towards the beginning of October. The Caruana Galizia family criticised … Read more

Malta Today says that Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has accepted a request for a meeting by the Caruana Galizia family over concerns about the composition … Read more

If an election was to be held today, Malta’s Partit Laburista would get 58.1% of the votes, while the PN would get close to 39%, … Read more

The following is the message that U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sent to the Maltese people for the celebration of Independence Day:

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UPDATE 4:  Prime Minister Joseph Muscat is planning to meet the family of the late journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia to discuss the inquiry that will … Read more

Four months after a referendum on independence and 164 years after it joined the British Empire, Malta became a sovereign Commonwealth realm.

In 1961 – … Read more

In-Nazzjon leads with a formal request by the Nationalist Party for the Parliamentary Accounts Committee to investigate severance packages that were reportedly offered to Financial … Read more

The Times follows the case of a priest accused of involvement in the theft of sacred works of art from a convent in Valletta. Fr … Read more

L-Orizzont speaks to community members in Fr Debono’s parish who expressed surprise at the accusations. Many spoke about the priest’s dedication and disposition, other were … Read more

The Independent speaks to Environment Minister Jose Herrera about recent comments by the Prime Minister about dumping construction waste at sea. Herrera said he had … Read more

In-Nazzjon covers an interview with PN Leader Adrian Delia by journalist Brian Hansford. Delia criticised the government for overtaking authorities and independent institutions putting thousands … Read more

The Malta Business Weekly quotes an international study which finds that 40 percent of Foreign Direct Investment worldwide is classified as ‘phantom’. The paper says … Read more

The Times reveals that the Council of Europe’s Human Rights Commissioner, Dunja Mijatovic, has written to Prime Minister Muscat to drop pending libel suits against … Read more

Business Today reveals that the government is studying possibilities of operating long-haul routes without having to rely on Air Malta. Government says that the national … Read more

The Independent covers a meeting between the government and the Malta Developers’ Association. Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said that the government is considering dumping construction … Read more

L-Orizzont says that the Commissioner for Standards in Public Life found no basis to investigate allegations that Keith Schembri loaned money to Progress Press before … Read more

The Times also asked the Prime Minister about any intention to resign, to which he insisted that he is completely focused on his job. The … Read more

L-Orizzont says that the upcoming budget will place a stronger emphasis on pensioners and the housing sector. Finance Minister Edward Scicluna said that the government … Read more

In-Nazzjon features a series of ‘scandals’ involving public entities and says that a new story emerges every day. The paper investigates the Gozo fast ferry … Read more

The Independent reports that two Italian coast guard officers will stand trial next month over the 2013 tragedy in which 268 migrants, including, 60 children, … Read more

Malta Today leads with comments by Prime Minister Joseph Muscat indicating that the government will launch an independent inquiry into the murder of Daphne … Read more

Island Insurance Brokers Ltd was this year celebrating the 30th anniversary since the start of its operations in 1989. These celebrations reach their climax later … Read more

Difficulties related to the interpretation and execution of promise of sale agreements are frequently the subject matter of disputes brought before the Courts.

This became … Read more

A series of photos of the meeting Maltese President George Vella had with Italian President Sergio Mattarella at the Quirinale Palace in Rome, Italy, on … Read more