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Corriere della Sera: “Se è colpevole, pena doppia” [Renzi] La Repubblica: “Consip, qualcuno avvisò gli indagati. Renzi: se papà colpevole pena doppia” La Stampa: “La maxi tangente con soldi all’estero” Il Messaggero: “Il padre dei pm, Renzi in trincea” Il Sole 24 Ore: ...

Dakar, 4 mars (APS) – Le Sénégal et la Gambie ont décidé d'élever leurs relations bilatérales "à un niveau de partenariat stratégique" avec la mise en place d'un Conseil présidentiel pour approfondir la coopération entre les deux pays, a appris l'APS samedi de source officielle. - Actualités

Updated 11.54pm - Added Fenech Adami comments Labour Party deputy leader Chris Cardona this morning called on Opposition leader Simon Busuttil to "take action" against Beppe Fenech Adami, in the wake of what Dr Cardona described as the "very damning conclusions" of the inquiry published yesterday evening. Speaking at a press conference, ...

Malta’s economy is "among the fastest growing in the Euro area and its growth prospects look favourable" but its public finances "remain a source of vulnerability", credit rating agency DBRS has said.  The Toronto-based agency confirmed Malta's 'A' long-term foreign and local currency rating, with its short-term rating also confirmed at ...

These are the leading stories in today's local newspapers.  The Times of Malta leads with news that an inquiry has found that it could not exclude the possibility that an investigation into money laundering was stopped abruptly because PN deputy leader Beppe Fenech Adami's name cropped up.  In a secondary story, the ...

Malta may be one of the big losers from Brexit if this leads to poor economic relations between the UK and the EU, new research by KPMG suggests.  KPMG’s chief economist Yael Selfin looked at the EU27 countries most impacted from any future restrictions on trade in goods, services and the ...

Move to cut backlog could see problems for companies relying on foreign engineers

Mossack Fonseca, the controversial law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers, has quit New Zealand, apparently as a result of dwindling business following the bombshell revelations.The company was mostly obscure before a massive data leak that was published by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists last year. The ...

While the roles and numbers of women in the workplace have progressed over the years, women still feel that in general, the dynamics need to develop further, and the Maltese gender employment culture needs to change. Careers’ Day, organised yesterday in line with International Women’s Day celebrated on the 8th ...

It should be just a year away now, and in politics if a week is a long time, as Harold Wilson used to say, a year can be a dreadfully short time.In no time at all, we will find ourselves on the eve of the next general elections.The government plans ...