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Finance Minister Clyde Caruana confirmed that Malta has agreed on the 15% minimum tax for corporations generating €750 million in turnover

Glen Farrugia had been arraigned on charges related to an incident, involving a migrant construction worker who was left injured on the side of the road

Innovative design for three-storey Valletta Cruise Port block strongly objected to by heritage watchdog

The Nationalist Party executive has approved Adrian Delia’s second candidature on the 7th District

An entire row of nine, scheduled townhouses on Paceville’s Wilġa Street are being proposed for an additional two floors, in a bid to avoid blank party walls

The return to school also signals the turn to extra-curricular activities that had been previously suspended due to COVID-19

Abortion referendum in microstate leaves Malta, Andorra and Vatican State as sole territories across the world where abortion is totally banned

Moviment Graffitti insist marina development not an inconvenience but a threat to the livelihood of fi­shermen

Higher freight charges, rising labour costs and increased prices for raw materials will force companies to increase their prices, a business confidence index finds

The 32-year-old testified in court on Thursday from his hospital bed

An accident involving an e-scooter rider happened at around 12.30pm at the Sliema ferries

Health Minister Chris Fearne says amendments to the law regulating in-vitro fertilisation are in the final stages and will be presented to parliament after the budget

The judgment is expected to have far-reaching implications, as all passport-related prosecutions are currently being performed by the Principal Immigration Officer

COVID vaccine booster shots to be given to teachers and healthcare workers as Chris Fearne announces study to determine whether mask-wearing in schools can be scrapped

Margaret Baldacchino Cefai said that the local council holds reservations on the project, but the Transprt Minister says he's open to a national discussion

The promenade will be widened and cycling lanes will be added, but no parking spaces will be eliminated from the road

Caritas Malta and OASI Foundation say that the new cannabis laws will increase cannabis use to the detriment of vulnerable groups in society

Transport Malta chairperson confirms that studies have shown the speed cameras outside the Santa Venera tunnels were acting as a deterrant

The Opposition is calling for an urgent discussion within parliament’s Gozo Committee on the serious shortcomings in the Victoria courthouse that has seen lawyers go on strike