Deal or No Deal? Next few days crucial for Brexit talks, says European Commission
Disagreements between the EU and the UK remain, which could mean the difference between a…
EU scrambles to resolve rule of law stand-off as economy suffers
Viktor Orban, Hungary’s prime minister, insisted on Friday that with “political will” a compromise could…
Europe must be tougher on rule of law, says Slovak president
Photo: Slovak president Zuzana Caputova The EU risks falling “hostage” to authoritarian member states if…
EU criticises Hungary as tensions soar over €750bn recovery fund
Photo: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban Row over EU report on rule of law in…
The European Commission acknowledges Malta’s constitutional and institutional reforms
The Government welcomes the opinion by the European Commission in its first Annual Rule of…
Hungary and Poland to form rule-of-law institute to combat EU attacks
Photo: Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto Hungary and Poland are set to form a joint institute…
European Commission President lashes out against Poland’s homophobic policies as there is ‘no place’ in the EU for ‘LGBT-free zones’
The European Union’s chief executive lashed out against homophobic policies of Warsaw’s nationalist government, saying…
Governance and rule of law discussed between Minister for Foreign and European Affairs and the Commonwealth Secretary General
The Minister for Foreign and European Affairs Evarist Bartolo met with the Commonwealth Secretary General…
A historic day for Malta’s rule of law and democracy
This evening Parliament approved with a two-thirds vote a historic constitutional and institutional reform that…
The Government and the Venice Commission have concluded positively the first tranche of reforms, which will be tabled in parliament immediately – Prime Minister Robert Abela
During a press conference at the Auberge de Castille, the Prime Minister, Robert Abela, announced…