The proposed report calls for a directive to establish a common criminal law definition of gender-based cyberviolence

The PN could be heading for a repeat of the 2013/17 losses or a wipe-out that increases Labour’s majority greatly. It all depends on whether undecided, young voters shift one way or the other, says James Debono 

The Skinny | No 116 – The One Where Helena Dalli Killed Christmas

As Malta – like the rest of Europe – tries to adjust to a ‘new normal’, the sudden increase in demands for goods and services simply cannot be met by a supply-chain that has been so severely curtailed

We welcome the return of quiet diplomacy to US-Russia relations, even if with a limited agenda. We must ‘learn to live with each other’

Staff shortages in Malta’s High Commission in India, as well as a ‘mafia’ of private middlemen controlling the flow of visa applicants in India, have resulted in huge delays in visa processing for people wanting to come to work in ...

Courts publish guidelines that will regulate the removal or modification of court judgements when requested

Health minister says the COVID-19 vaccine will be offered to all children over 5 by the end of January

Malta is banning importation of most single-use-plastics in January

Opposition calls for a roll call vote on cannabis reform Bill during the Third Reading in parliament, asks for petition proposing several changes to be discussed before final vote

A 64-year-old former Projects Supervisor at the Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools has been awarded €22,000 over his unjust dismissal

Foreign Minister Evarist Bartolo says it's still too early to see how things will develop in Libya as a presidential election looms in a country that is fragmented

New Year’s Eve celebrations from Valletta's St George's Square will be broadcast live on all local television stations

Anti-choice outcry over interview with pro-abortion activist Isabel Stabile leads to retraction of series sponsor

Justice Minister wants to address disconnect between community and institutions, in launch of campaign encouraging children to solve disputes through mediation

A construction company responsible for a fatal 2011 collapse has lost its case to contest the de-registration of the firm over tax irregularities

As cannabis reform is set to clear its last hurdle in parliament, 53 groups and individuals ask MPs to change aspects of the Bill to mitigate what they say is the negative impact it will have on society

Valletta's Fairyland Christmas village sustains light damage due to some structures and decor within the venue

Seven international press freedom groups are urging Robert Abela to rescind a legal notice allowing for the removal of court judgements

Victim of Iklin shooting arrested by Police for trying to solicit money in exchange for changing version of events