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Prime Minister Robert Abela said there is no ethical issue with meeting members of the judiciary to discuss the appointment of a chief justice and that it was “obvious” he would hold such meetings. “In the context of appointing a chief justice: do you think a person can nominate someone for the role without asking them if they are interested in the

Minister for Culture Owen Bonnici, together with Member of the European Parliament Alex Agius Saliba, launched the exhibition “Malta’s Carnival – Behind the Mask” at the European Parliament in Brussels. In his speech, Minister Bonnici highlighted how Maltese Carnival is one of the oldest and most vibrant cultural expressions in our islands, with roots

The Minister for Gozo and Planning, Clint Camilleri, has announced that the "Irrestawra Darek u l-Villaġġ" scheme has been launched for the Southern Region. A total of €5 million has been allocated for the restoration, conservation, and maintenance of properties in the region. This scheme is open to private homeowners, NGOs, and businesses located

HSBC Malta has reported a 2025 profit before tax of €109.0 million, saying it demonstrated resilience and consistent performance across all business units despite operating in a lower interest rate environment. This is expected to be the last full-year-result for the bank, which is being sold to Credia Bank. HSBC said its board is recommending a final