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Lorin Scicluna's lawyers secured a 30-year plea deal days before his trial, which he ultimately refused.

A government official named Galdes was appointed to a new role just two days after resigning from a previous position.

There is public outrage and calls to abolish the jury system following the acquittal in the Lassana Cisse murder case.

A third hotel is planned for construction in Gżira, raising concerns among residents about overdevelopment.

Newly implemented regulations affecting non-European Union workers are potentially subject to a legal challenge.

The Planning Authority has approved the construction of a block in Tarxien, despite objections from a culture watchdog organization.

Lorin Scicluna has been acquitted of the charges related to the murder of Lassana Cisse.

Matthew Caruana Galizia has criticized a ruling in the Marmarà ethics case, calling it 'brain-dead'.

Alex Borg suggests that a higher tourism tax should be implemented exclusively during the peak tourist season.

The political group Momentum has stated that lingering questions persist regarding a survey related to the Yorgen Fenech trial.

A flower shop in Tarxien has been flooded, leading the owner to express distress over having to dismantle her business.

This article discusses the aspects of the 2027 budget that were not explicitly mentioned or detailed.

Former referee Arciola is calling for greater consistency in decisions made by officials in the FVS.

An exploration of Gabriel Caruana's approach to the art of participation.

A collection of stories including one with the provocative title 'Why crime is good for you'.

Doctors have issued a warning that the measures introduced in the TCN budget could have a devastating impact on hospitals.

An analysis of the budget's winners and losers, presented in a medal-like format.

Residents of Qrendi have confronted Miriam Dalli regarding a large-scale development project.

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