TMID Editorial: Malta cannot afford to waste a drop of rainwater
Malta is a country where water is a precious commodity, yet every time heavy rain falls, we allow a significant amount of it to go to waste. Water rushes down our streets, enters the drainage system...
Pope Leo XIV diagnosed with lung cancer after surgery to remove part of right lung
Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery Tuesday that confirmed he has lung cancer and doctors removed the lower lobe of his right lung, the Vatican said. Tests confirmed a diagnosis of lung...
NGOs welcome Fort Chambray revision but want barracks given Grade 1 protection
NGOs have welcomed a revision of plans for Fort Chambray but continue to seek Grade 1 protection for the British Barracks. The Ministry for the Arts, Culture and National Heritage on Monday...
German airport temporarily closed following emergency alert from Malta-registered plane
A Malta-registered Boeing 737 operated by Corendon Airlines landed safely in Nuremberg, Germany, after triggering an emergency alert while flying over Croatia on a flight from Corfu, Greece, which...
Law report: Lessons from Solvency II, the insurance distribution directive, Maltese taxation
Remuneration has traditionally been viewed as a compensation matter: namely how much, in cash and bonuses, should directors be compensated for their services. Increasingly, however, remuneration is...