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An eight-year prison sentence handed to Lorin Scicluna for grievously injuring May Malimi in a racially motivated hit-and-run has left people questioning whether the punishment was harsh enough for such a serious crime. Judge Natasha Galea Sciberras said her hands were tied by the limit set by the Attorney General, who, in turn, is insisting that the

PN MP Joe Giglio has been found in breach of parliamentary ethics after failing to declare his interest in a tax law that later allowed two of his clients to avoid criminal prosecution. In a report dated 4th November, Standards Commissioner Joseph Azzopardi concluded that Giglio should have disclosed his professional connection to clients who stood

New budget measures targeting Third Country Nationals who do not have long-term residency in Malta will only serve to divide workers, Sammy Meilaq warned on Thursday. "This discrimination is neither socialist nor is it Christian, because it oppresses that which is already the most oppressed, and it will only serve to divide workers instead of uniting

The Planning Authority has approved an expansion of L-Arka ta' Noè Zoo in Siġġiewi, sanctioning unauthorised development and allowing additional facilities on land outside the development zone (ODZ). The approval comes at a cost of nearly €57,000 to the applicant, comprising a €31,869.92 fine for sanctioning irregularities and a further €25,000 contribution