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During the past two years, I have had first-hand experience with the e-revolution brought about in the planning realm. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, our

Camilleri states that his position on the council had not been renewed by the Education Minister after he started to criticise the Labour administration

The former chairman of the National Book Council is claiming that his rights were breached when the council discriminated against him, choosing to safeguard the

The owners of a trawler have gone to court claiming that the confiscation of their vessel breached their rights since they had not been subjected to any crimina

An overview of key considerations surrounding contracts in the shipping industry in Malta, including contracts for shipbuilding and carriage, as well as limitation of liability.

The Criminal Court has turned down yet another bail request filed by murder suspect Yorgen Fenech, pointing out that the case could not be treated 'like other cases'

Yorgen Fenech lawyers claim police mishandled the accused's mobile phone and compromised the information it held and are demanding an investigation

A judge presiding over criminal proceedings against Yorgen Fenech has turned down his latest request for bail, stating that the circumstances of this case were

A tug master, fired by SMS from the Malta Freeport Terminal, is contesting the “drastic measure,” claiming it amounts to arbitrary dismissal. 

A disabled former Freeport tug master has filed a judicial protest against the company, claiming to have been summarily dismissed via SMS for no good reason