Vitals saga: Court declares senior politicians Chris Fearne, Edward Scicluna to face trial
Today’s court decree seals the fate for Chris Fearne and inevitably stops him from EU Commissioner race
Former MGA CEO Heathcliff Farrugia found guilty of revealing official secrets to Yorgen Fenech
He was conditionally discharged for three years, on condition that he doesn’t commit another crime during the period
Romanian Prince Philip Al Romaniei refused bail in Malta, following European Arrest Warrant
Defence lawyer Jason Azzopardi argued that the case against the Prince was 'politically motivated'
EU Court of Justice ruling: Public service employees across EU may be banned from wearing religious symbols
The issue arose in Belgium when an employee was asked to remove to remove their headscarf at the office
Dismissed Gżira restaurant manager threatens employer while brandishing breadknives
The accused pleaded guilty and was placed under a three-year probation order
Josette Vella Schembri’s 3City Design transferred thousands between Adrian Hillman and Keith Schembri
Ms Vella Schembri and her company were charged with money laundering last month
Alleged US money launderer set free after court declares arrest ‘invalid’
The 68-year-old man is accused of bribing a US official and defrauding the US Navy
How do Maltese Courts determine care and custody disputes?
'When two parents are incapable of communicating civilly, ideally the care & custody of the children is not joint'
Vitals saga: Court declares senior politicians Chris Fearne, Edward Scicluna to face trial
Today’s court decree seals the fate for Chris Fearne and inevitably stops him from EU Commissioner race
Former MGA CEO Heathcliff Farrugia found guilty of revealing official secrets to Yorgen Fenech
He was conditionally discharged for three years, on condition that he doesn’t commit another crime during the period
Romanian Prince Philip Al Romaniei refused bail in Malta, following European Arrest Warrant
Defence lawyer Jason Azzopardi argued that the case against the Prince was 'politically motivated'
EU Court of Justice ruling: Public service employees across EU may be banned from wearing religious symbols
The issue arose in Belgium when an employee was asked to remove to remove their headscarf at the office
Dismissed Gżira restaurant manager threatens employer while brandishing breadknives
The accused pleaded guilty and was placed under a three-year probation order
Josette Vella Schembri’s 3City Design transferred thousands between Adrian Hillman and Keith Schembri
Ms Vella Schembri and her company were charged with money laundering last month
Alleged US money launderer set free after court declares arrest ‘invalid’
The 68-year-old man is accused of bribing a US official and defrauding the US Navy
How do Maltese Courts determine care and custody disputes?
'When two parents are incapable of communicating civilly, ideally the care & custody of the children is not joint'