Malta court clears businessman over murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia
Yorgen Fenech family members screamed with delight while the relatives of Caruana Galizia wept in a packed courtroom in Valletta
Malta
Summer travel gridlock: EU countries demand more time for troubled border system
The introduction of the European Union’s new biometric border control system EES has unleashed significant disruptions across the Schengen area
Malta’s Labour Party secures fourth consecutive parliamentary victory
During the campaign, Robert Abela’s party highlighted Malta’s robust economic performance, emphasising governmental experience and administrative reliability
Malta signs world-first nationwide AI literacy deal with OpenAI and Microsoft
The small island nation ambitions to create a more digitally confident society equipped with strong skills and prepared for the future
36 countries back special tribunal targeting Putin, four EU members stay put
Senior officials from Belarus and North Korea, both of which have directly supported Russia’s war effort, could also face prosecution
Environmental time bomb: damaged Russian LNG tanker adrift in the Mediterranean
Italy, France, Malta, Spain, Greece, Cyprus, and others jointly urged the Commission chief to coordinate an urgent response
Sanctioned Russian LNG carrier sinks after explosion near Malta
Moscow alleges Ukrainian maritime drone attack launched from the Libyan coast as competing narratives emerge
Slovakia and Malta stall EU’s 18th sanctions package against Russia
The package, aimed at curbing Russia's financial capabilities, includes measures such as a dynamic oil price cap
Libya abruptly cuts short EU visit citing violation of diplomatic rules
EU Commissioner Magnus Brunner and ministers from Italy and Greece were declared ‘personae non grata’
Malta’s prime minister vows to preserve ‘golden passport’ scheme despite ECJ Ban
Landmark ruling deems citizenship-by-investment incompatible with EU laws, ordering Malta to end the program
