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This has been the sorry story since before Independence.

The European Commission has proposed a comprehensive overhaul of EU public procurement rules through the EU Public Procurement Act, consolidating three existing directives into a single framework. This reform introduces the principle of "best quality for money," strengthens strategic procurement requirements including green and social considerations, and establishes new digital infrastructure for cross-border procurement data sharing.

2020 has been a tough year and that's putting it mildly. The countdown on new year's eve will not only mean the coming of a new hopeful year, but also the coming of something big.

By rushing towards a centralised supervision of crypto asset providers (CASPs), the European Union risks diluting the very principles that have kept its ambitious project legitimate, vibrant, and diverse.

On the 29th of March 2019 the UK will leave the European Union ('EU') in what is an unprecedented event in modern European history.

TPR will not cover new investors/clients on-boarded after 31 September 2019.

The case Insignia Cards Limited (the "Plaintiff") vs. il- Korp ghall-Analizi ta' Informazzjoni Finanzjarja u L-Avukat Tal-Istat (the "Defendant", the "FIAU") was brought before the Constitutional Court...

The case Alexander Vella et al. (the "Plaintiffs") vs. L-Avukat ta L-Istat u Joseph Grima (the "Defendants") was brought before the Constitutional Court (the "Court") on 18th November 2024.

Malta's legislative landscape underwent significant transformation in April 2026, with new regulations spanning anti-money laundering, gaming taxation, sports club commercialization, and cancer survivor protections. How will these changes reshape compliance obligations for financial institutions, gaming operators, and employers while advancing individual rights and market competitiveness?

Here the aim is to differentiate between the various courts and institutions found in Europe, which can be quite a conundrum.

After years of intensive negotiations and wrangling, the European Union and United Kingdom have finally reached an agreement entitled the "EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement".

This article imposes upon subject persons a duty of reporting and screening for sanctions.

In the judgement delivered on 5 July 2022 in the names of ‘356 Holdings Limited vs Assoċjazzjoni tal-Kunsilli Lokali et', the First Hall Civil Court, presided by the Honourable Judge Anna Felice...

The momentum of the Maltese economy shows no signs of abating.

Malta's summer season is synonymous with one of the island's most cherished cultural traditions – the village festa.

Malta's 2026 reforms replace the traditional guardianship framework with a modern system of personal autonomy safeguards and support persons. How does this legislative transformation balance the protection of vulnerable adults with respect for individual autonomy, and what mechanisms ensure that support arrangements remain proportionate to each person's circumstances?