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EU law will be transferred to Britain and past rulings of the ECJ remain binding

Groups say talk must be matched by action after Beijing counters fears over new law

The MSE Share Index today extended yesterday’s decline as it slipped by a further 0.22% to 4,718.423 points. Trading activity was spread across eight equities: four performed negatively, two registered gains and another two shares closed the day unchanged. Week-on-week, the Index still ended higher with an increase of 0.23% ...

A man was remanded in custody today for breaching 'almost all' bail conditions imposed by a magistrate's court in December 2014. Jason Micallef, 22, from Cospicua ended up in court when he was accused of assaulting a policeman, escaping police custody and driving a car without a licence and insurance. The court heard ...

A fund manager who wanted to transfer a portfolio worth €1.4 billion to Malta is claiming unfair treatment by the Maltese financial services watchdog. Alberto Matta, the Italian financier from Futura Investment Management, said the application for a licence upgrade to adhere to EU regulations had been stuck “in limbo” for ...

French President Francois Hollande has told Theresa May that talks on future trade relations with the EU must come after the negotiation of a divorce deal. Mr Hollande's stance echoed that of German Chancellor Angela Merkel as Europe presented a united front against the Prime Minister's plea for trade and divorce ...

An exhibition which tells the story of cultural exchanges along the Silk Road through women’s experiences and viewpoints will open its doors to the public next week. The Silk Road started off as an actual trade route from China to Europe. It is nowadays a concept that refers to cross-cultural exchanges ...

Britain will go it alone — turning its back on decades of integration to control its own borders and free itself from the European Union's spider web of rules and regulations.It is a bold and risky move for this proud island nation. Few countries have walked away from such a ...

A €33 million security printing facility by De La Rue was officially opened by Prime Minister Joseph Muscat today.The company had invested in the new facility after reversing an earlier decision to dismiss 300 workers in what were plans to downsize its Malta operations.This new facility is expected to lead ...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat expressed his pride with this Government’s ability to turn a budget deficit of €362 million from the year 2012 to a registered surplus of €8.9 million.The new figures were released by the National Statistics Office earlier today.It stressed that the figures relate to the Government’s Consolidated ...