From 1 June, new rules will ensure that travellers to Malta will be denied boarding unless they have a negative COVID-19 test or a vaccine certificate

Follow live as the  compilation of evidence against the man alleged to have masterminded the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder, Yorgen Fenech continues

The Animal Rights Ministry does not reply to questions on when it plans to table the Bill on the Keeping of Wild Animals in Zoos after public consultation closed last December

Approval for downscaled City Centre project in Pembroke based on assumption that 1.4km tunnel will be dug beneath Natura 2000 site, the environmental impacts of which are yet to be assessed

It should be obvious by now that every Eurovision representative goes there to win (not just us) and a contest based on televoting is always going to be very unpredictable

Israel’s ambassador to Malta, EYAL SELA, strongly rebuts criticism that his country is engaged in the violent suppression of Palestinians: arguing instead that a peaceful solution can only come through negotiation

Malta needs a vision that is not shackled by economic arguments based simply on growth or economic indicators such as GDP

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana will contest the Birkirkara district on the Labour Party ticket next general election

Survey finds the 49.7% of the population agrees with limiting the number of foreign nationals working in Malta

Opposition leader Bernard Grech says a Nationalist government will seek the cheapest source of energy

Police say at least 200 people have fallen victim to the email and SMS scams  

COVID-19 update for 30 May | 4 new cases • 3 recoveries • 68 active cases • 2,279 Swab tests past 24 hours • Total vaccine doses administered until Friday 512,214

Documents sourced from Women's Rights Foundation Malta show the Labour Party had recommended to government the creation of 'Family Planning Clinics' to reduce the risk of women having abortions 

Prime Minister Robert Abela says arrangements for vaccine passports have already been carried out at a national level, and all that Malta needs is European approval

Jason Micallef calls out Howard Keith after reports that music producer Anton Attard turned to gambling magnate Yorgen Fenech to inflate betting odds ahead of the 2019 Eurovision

People consuming alcohol publicly in Saint Paul’s Bay will be slapped with a €70 fine

Malta’s existential failure remains its compulsion at trying too hard at achieving a plastic European victory of sorts

The presidential pardon granted to Melvin Theuma on the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder also covers his involvement in two hold-ups on HSBC offices and the Casinò di Venezia in Birgu

The 50 year old man from St. Julians had been carrying out works at a Zurrieq club on Saturday when his hand got stuck in a lift.

Residents at elderly care homes will be allowed to go out with their fully-vaccinated relatives from 14 June as more COVID-19 restrictions are lifted