The European Commission has refused further comment on Malta’s new national airline, which it negotiated with the government
Steward case judge stands ground against State Advocate’s pressure
Judge Giovanni Grixti has maintained his decision to recuse himself from the case on the recovery of public funds paid to Steward Healthcare
Over 10,000 new applications for free public transport card
More than 10,000 individuals have recently applied for a Tallinja card, as its registration fee has been waived until the end of February
Court orders government to reveal David Walliams’ film awards pay
A court has ordered the film commission to reveal how much it paid British comedian and author David Walliams for presenting the lavish Malta Film Awards in January 2022
GDPR breach? KM Malta shares customer data with old Air Malta
Several customers of the new national carrier found their KM Malta Airlines booking data in old Air Malta’s online portal
New Marmara-survey predicts 10.8% Labour lead over PN
Labour would win a general election with a lead of 10.8% over the Nationalist Party, statistician Vincent Marmara said on Sunday
Broad front against BA’s decision to fine church radio RTK103
Journalists, authors and NGOs have slammed the Broadcasting Authority’s decision to fine church radio RTK103 after host Andrew Azzopardi stated he will never invite racist Norman Lowell
BA decision ‘dangerous precedent for Maltese media’ – RTK103
RTK103 has slammed the BA’s decision to penalise the station and its presenter Andrew Azzopardi for describing Norman Lowell as a racist