Man seriously injured in Marsa fight  

What is under the hammer is no longer the abuse of power and blatant corruption by top government actors, but the fate and livelihood of thousands of Maltese professionals and others depending on them

Only 57% of lawyers had a business risk assessment (BRA) in place last year, placing them last in a list of sectors that includes credit institutions, gaming companies, trust services providers, notaries and accountants

Hotel will dominate Pretty Bay vista along with the eight-storey high Water’s Edge hotel owned by Charles Polidano

Labour MEP says rule of law mechanism for EU must be free of partisan political manoeuvring

High priest of weed | Meet Daniel Gauci, the new evangelist of cannabis

Malta has been unable to shake away the centuries-old habits which prevent it from being a proud independent state 

Not only are we seen to willingly obliterate our own cultural heritage at every opportunity, but we also enact laws to permit and even encourage its continued demolition in the future

Survey results published by MaltaToday a show that the PN is failing to attract new voters, even if the gap between the PN and PL is decreasing

784 people were fined by enforcement authorities for not wearing a face mask  

In two separate incidents, police arrested three men over the suspected trafficking of drugs  

President George Vella says work on constitutional reform has been derailed by the COVID-19 pandemic but will resume once situation allows for large groups of people to congregate  

Customs dog Charlie identified €22,000 in undeclared cash on a passenger departing to Istanbul  

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Government’s plans to further decriminalise recreational cannabis has been met with resistance. Dr ANTHONY GATT, director of Caritas Malta, outlines why this new approach could end up inadvertently ‘promoting’ a not-entirely harmle...

COVID-19 update for 12 April | 47 new cases • 52 recoveries • 553 active cases • 2,036 Swab tests past 24 hours • Vaccine doses administered until Friday 244,718

A uniquely designed house dating back to the 19th century in Għaxaq and which was decorated by its former owner Indri Dimech with hundreds of seashells has been scheduled by the Planning Authority

Nationalist Party International Secretary Roselyn Borg Knight says that while she is behind the party’s leadership, it should be doing more to speak the language of young people and the electorate in general

National Statistics Office figures show tourism expenditure for January and February stood at €20 million, down by 88.9% when compared to 2020  

PN MP Toni Bezzina summoned by police financial crime unit for questioning over a case that goes back to 2012 • Bezzina is suggesting that the corruption allegations being brought against him are false