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A Maltese man who is wanted in Italy to answer to drug trafficking charges has filed a constitutional case claiming that a procedural error committed by an appe

A new flurry of anti-piracy activity in recent days shows rightsholders from all over the world are scrambling to tackle pirate IPTV.

Former government official Neville Gafà has raised an issue of translation in his attempt to strike down the testimonies given in libel proceedings by fi

IPTV subscribers may experience service interruptions after a judge ordered internet service providers to block access to hundreds of IP addresses.

Plus, Memorial Sloan Kettering, three universities, a private school in Palm Beach, and a medical center in Bellingham, Wash., landed major gifts.

Thousands of IPTV customers may see an interruption of their service after a judge ordered internet service providers to block access to hundreds of IP addresse

The remedy of a forceful sale of a property co-owned by persons who disagree with their property’s fate as provided for by article Article 495A of the Civ

A judge has turned down a request by Melvin Theuma for the government to be included in a lawsuit filed by the late Daphne Caruana Galizia’s heirs. The r

The couple is awarded €3,000 in damages from the State for unjustified delays 

A decision by the chief medical officer to transfer a qualified nurse from a highly specialised cardiac suite at Mater Dei hospital to St Vincent de Paul was ag