The tax credit for parents of children with disability has received a raise of €250 following the 2025 Budget, and it was expanded to parents who do not pay tax for reasons such as being on social ...
Malta International Airport's financial results for the first nine months of the year were published on Wednesday, following approval of the Group's financial statements by its Board of ...
Inquiry expert tells court she couldn't find Malta Enterprise Vitals concession due diligence report
Court-appointed forensic accountant Miroslava Milenović defended her qualifications and investigative methods during intense cross-examination in the Vitals corruption inquiry, describing her role as ...
The police carried out an operation at the Freeport in Malta that led to the arrest of four people, and the seizure of 146kg of drugs, believed to be cocaine, destined for the local market, the police ...
In a first for the Vitals case, a Criminal Court has lifted a €20 million freezing order against DF Advocates. Judge Edwina Grima dismissed the Attorney General's appeal to convert the temporary ...
Health Minister Jo Etienne Abela has apologised to patients who have had their operations cancelled due to unexpected damage to the sterilisation system at Mater Dei Hospital. It was not ...
Catania and the surrounding areas are experiencing scenes recently seen in Valencia, with cars dragged by the fury of the water and ending up in the sea, motorists on the road trapped in their cars ...
One of the vessels used for the Gozo fast ferry services collided into a moored boat near the Mġarr harbour on Wednesday morning at around 07:15am, this newsroom has confirmed. No one was injured ...
Total cruise passenger traffic during the third quarter of 2024 amounted to 321,814, a decrease of 7.6 per cent over the same quarter of last year, the NSO reported Wednesday. There were 124 cruise ...
There are over 4,000 communal and personalised blue badges issued up to October 2024, information tabled by Transport Minister Chris Bonett shows as he answered a parliamentary question from ...
A decision made by the Standards Commissioner this week may have exonerated a minister but, at the same time, exposed how far this government is prepared to go in its propaganda. Last Monday, a report ...
'Must Article 2 (b) and (c) of the Directive be interpreted as meaning that a natural person who concludes a mortgage loan agreement in order to raise funds to purchase a single property to be rented ...
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