The rising number of daily COVID-19 infections sees Malta turn red on the weekly map released by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control

Minister in quarantine after testing positive for coronavirus

Some are arguing that Malta’s decision is in contravention of EU laws, but when everyone was frantically shutting their borders last year it seems everyone considered it acceptable because of the unprecedented emergency public health situ...

People setting foot inside jail for the first time are being subjected to a 14-day quarantine period in solitary confinement

Christian Peregin’s decision to join the Nationalist Party last week smacks of a déjà vu from 2016 but the Labour Party must also ask itself some questions • Kurt Sansone ana...

This may be the only silver lining of Malta’s greylisting experience: it is also an opportunity to show how the two parties can, indeed, work together to confront a common challenge

Peregin built a narrative implying that we were in cahoots with government over the Central Link project - some weeks later, I bumped into him having lunch with Ian Borg

Elected with 98% of the vote, Galea will serve as chairman in Europe's largest youth political organisation

COVID-19 update for 18 July | 195 new cases • 5 recoveries • 1,832 active cases • 3,548 swab tests in past 24 hours • 18 patients in hospital, one in ITU • Fully vaccinated residents at 357,236 • Tot...

In light of the FATF greylisting, Abela wants the Opposition to agree on the amendments which will strengthen the prosecuting power of regulatory entities

'We can't remain in Joseph Muscat's shadow,' the Opposition leader said

Employees had to shoulder the brunt of cost cutting due to the party's financial woes over the years

Chief Justice slams police and AG over years-long delay and extensions to oil scandal hearings

Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech closes the party’s general council with an appeal to anyone with a cause to join the party: ‘We are ready to make your causes ours’

Mrs Miriam Vella had been admitted last Tuesday and tests showed she had been suffering from pneumonia

Santa Luċija, hard-hit by recent roads works and tree-cutting controversies, is to see a half-million euro regeneration project turning an abandoned area into a feng shui area for relaxation, socialising and physical activity

COVID-19 update for 17 July | 206 new cases • 5 recoveries • 1,642 active cases • 4,373 swab tests in past 24 hours • 17 patients in hospital, one in ITU •Fully vaccinated residents at 355,883 • Total deaths at 420

New EU climate laws mean that within nine years Malta will need four times the amount of renewable energy currently than is being generated

‘It is important to start work on regulating artificial intelligence, but it is also important to have uniform rules for member states because it is only in this way that we can ensure respect for human rights’

The new controversial Hungarian law, according to MEP Alfred Sant, is purposely vague and will create a context in which LGBTIQ people will feel threatened, unprotected and where homophobic attacks could be allowed. ‘This way,’ Sant warn...