Vella Baldacchino will be replacing John Cachia on 1 October

The PACE inquiry is investigating the alleged confict of interest Rosianne Cutajar had when voting on the Omtzigt report on rule of law in Malta

Alleged Daphne Caruana Galizia murder mastermind files constitutional case over judge’s refusal to abstain from presiding his trial

Gender Corrective Mechanism approved by parliament earlier this year makes it mandatory that at a minimum, four members should be women and four should be male

The victim suffered gunshot wounds to his shoulder, face and hands - but is not in danger of dying

Animal Liberation Malta welcomes decision to close down the duck village, alleging the owner of the place used to make business by selling off the animals 

FIAU fines notary for weak understanding of customer risk analysis for businesses that were of higher risk for money laundering

The Group said that it is disappointed with the allegations made against Yorgen Fenech

The woman is believed to be Tinka Ivanova

NGO Repubblika says public inquiry into the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia has “recognized” mafia infiltration in the Maltese state

Malta and Libya’s transport ministries signed the agreement on Friday

PEN Malta appeals for the implementation of the Caruana Galizia public inquiry recommendations and for a revamp in public broadcasting

CCTV showed an accused punching the victim for two continuous minutes

10 September COVID-19 update | 38 new cases • 740 active cases • 28 patients in hospital, 2 in ITU • Total vaccine doses at 803,975 • Total deaths at 446

Nationalist Party says Malta suffering from post-COVID increase in logistics and transport costs need €40 million to regain competitiveness

Aggressor is hunter who carried shotgun in car and confronted alleged fraudster driving in rental vehicle in Iklin road

Cabinet ministers greet Abdul Hamid Dbeibah in high-powered Libyan delegation visit to Malta

The Health Ministry says industrial action ordered by the Malta Union of Nurses and Midwives could affect or postpone operations 

Arson suspects denied bail as court hears that mastermind still at large

Six reasons why Labour is wrong in using the PN’s local plans approved in 2006 as an alibi for its sins, instead of grabbing them by the horns and changing them